Jerawbeatz

17/03/2025

Looking for a talented female RnB singer to work with
HMU with your links

16/03/2025

Ain't that a bitch

A study from Kyoto University has shown that dogs can judge human competence, with female dogs being the best it. Researchers observed dogs watching two people try to open treat containers—one successful and one unsuccessful. ⁠
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The dogs focused more on the competent person, especially when food was involved, indicating they could assess human skill levels.⁠
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Lynette A. Hart, a professor of anthrozoology, said the findings align with dogs' natural attentiveness to humans. Female dogs often show greater trainability and attentiveness, which might explain their stronger ability to evaluate competence. Breed differences also play a role, with German Shepherds excelling in tasks requiring problem-solving.

16/03/2025

Payroll Giovanni
got some Bars,that school desk freestyle
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16/03/2025

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16/03/2025

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16/03/2025

Really on the Rise!🔥

11/02/2025

Got beats?
you know the vybes

09/02/2025

RestInPower truest Kenyan 🇰🇪OG,he was really outside (82)🕊️

**Facts About Leonard Mambo Mbotela**

Although his name is well-known, there are some things you might not know about Mbotela:

1. He was born in 1940 in the Frere area of Mombasa County.
2. Unlike most journalists, he did not attend journalism school.
3. He began his career as a trainee reporter for the Kenya Weekly News and later worked for the East Africa Standard newspaper. He eventually joined the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC) and became a full-time employee at Voice of Kenya in 1964.
4. One of the lowest points in his career occurred on August 1, 1982, during the attempted coup.
5. Mbotela is married to Alice Mbotela, and together they have three children: Ida, Jimmy, and George.
6. His show, "Je Huu ni Ungwana," aired on Radio Taifa and KBC TV, holds the record as the longest-running show in the history of the Kenyan media industry, having been on air for over 50 years.
7. Uhalifu haulipi chochote. Used to be a good program on Tuesday in KBC as from 8.15pm in 1994
Rest in peace, Mzee. 🙏🏽

09/02/2025

Need a beat?Tap In!
you know the plug you know the vybes😎🙏🏾👊🏾

04/03/2024

x - Vitasa EP
Dropping soon