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Bryan Jaybee

Freelance Photojournalist

Independent photojournalist living in Nairobi. I am @KiberaStories & @StoritellahX email: [email protected] http://nfts.storitellah.com

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Aug 19 · linkedin

The flag has shown us Kenyans how we can be together and fight together,” he said. “No one is above the flag.”

Article by Abdi Latif Dahir Photos by Brian Otieno

Aug 9 · linkedin

For many Kenyan TikTok and Facebook users scrolling through their feeds, virtual preachers have become a familiar presence. Anyone who spends enough time on social media in the internet-obsessed country is likely to come across somebody preaching, praying, or singing the gospel live. Many are independent preachers for whom livestreaming on social media has provided a chance to create their own ministries.

The preachers say these online ministries have brought religion and fellowship to people who might not have otherwise found them. But the field is unregulated and less standardized than in-person churches.

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Freelance Photojournalist

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Nairobi, Nairobi County, Kenya