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Winning team

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@mr_kimtai @jumaf3 @StateHouseKenya Waiyaki way will never be the same again

[Great African Cycling Safari @GacsBike]

Honoured to join the ED of KCCA, Sharifah Buzeki, at today's KCCA–UNICEF #UReport community clean-up and tree-planting exercise in Kiwatule Central Zone. Proud that GACS is part of this meaningful initiative, to build cleaner, greener, and healthier communities. #GACSEAC2026

[NemaChap @DannyCoyne6]

Great discussions with LEWMO Community Based Organization and other stakeholders under @CGIAR's Food Frontiers & Security Program. Next: piloting household waste segregation and BSF in Lucky Summer estate, Nairobi. @IITA_CGIAR @icipe @simeonehui @WorldVegCenter @turkiyecop31

[A104Cycling @A104Cycling]

@Collins70815124 @GhettoRadio895 prescription You mean

[Simon Squibb @simonsquibb]

Let’s help each other and make a dream happen on X!

What’s your dream? 👇🏻

[Siro Fits 🇰🇪 @SiroFitsKe]

Last December some of you were throwing suggestions of places I should cycle to. Funny thing, I have been to those places already 🤣

Anyway lets sample some both mine and yours and see what destination I will cycle to this January over a weekend.

All these start from Nrb.

[A104Cycling @A104Cycling]

@Samxxx63 @K24Tv This talent Needs to be nartured

[A104Cycling @A104Cycling]

@AfiaDimple_ Hey hey

[Uganda High Commission Nairobi @Ugahicom]

The Great Africa Cycling Safari!

A 6,000km, 55-day cycling journey across five East African countries! Their mission: to promote regional integration, raise awareness on climate change, and champion peace in the EAC. An incredible show of sports diplomacy! 🚴‍♂️🌍

[OWINY hakim @Owiny123]

Cycling culture will be a game changer for @KCCAUG City. Affordable #ZeroEmission mobility that directly cuts urban #AirPollution at its source . @MinofHealthUG @WorldResources @EUinUG @usmissionuganda @UKinUganda @nssfug @SDGaction @CyclingUK_NE @NLinUganda @WHOUganda @UNEP

[A104Cycling @A104Cycling]

@NYAMASYO257054 @AokoOtieno_ I agree 👍🏿

[A104Cycling @A104Cycling]

@MikeSonko Wapi

[A104Cycling @A104Cycling]

The digital landscape continues to evolve, integrating artificial intelligence in content creation marks a significant leap forward. With unparalleled ease and creativity,AI-powered platforms now enable the seamless conversion of text and images into dynamicVisuals #ALX_AiSK

[Kalkidan Betre @kalibetre]

@FredSwaniker here is your younger self hugging you for all the hard work you did!
#ALX_AI you get to do this tomorrow!
@jbarbier

[A104Cycling @A104Cycling]

@SiroDaves @RobertAlai @NairobiCityGov @RobertAlai iwalo

[A104Cycling @A104Cycling]

@TuckerCNews A

[A104Cycling @A104Cycling]

@MissNasike @MkenyaMzi I Agree with you on this

[. @Mumbi_]

Anyway, if you need to purchase your 🇰🇪 flag, Nairobi Sportshouse, Yaya Centre has a storewide sale. Gotchu! ✊🏾

[M7 @Nie_M7]

Happy Mashujaa Day to General Francis Ogolla.
#MashujaaDay2024
#MashujaaWetu

[A104Cycling @A104Cycling]

Sad State of Affairs

[Eric @amerix]

Kisumu Cotton Mills (KICOMI) and Rift Valley Textiles (RIVATEX) were Kenya's trailblazers in manufacturing cotton textiles and fabrics.

KICOMI made Kisumu an essential hub for school uniforms. Indians had massive textile godowns like Impala Garments and Nyanza Garments, which made the micro-economy of Kisumu vibrant.

KICOMI sustained the lives of cotton farmers in Siaya and Kisumu.

It is KICOMI that inspired the Luo nation to be skilled tailors.

RIVATEX supported thousands of cotton farmers in Kerio Valley, Baringo, and Pokot.

Eldoret, apart from Kisumu, was the other hub of school uniforms serving the North Rift region.

KICOMI and RIVATEX produced high-quality Kenyan fabrics that reflected our spirit and values as a nation. (See the pictures below.)

RIVATEX even had a football club called Rivatex FC, which was the pride of Eldoret people.

Rivatex FC was the first football club outside Nairobi to win the Moi Golden Cup in 1990.

But today, KICOMI and RIVATEX collapsed. RIVATEX is currently under receivership after being looted by Moi University leadership.

Families who relied on these industries, eg, tailors, sellers, farmers, and fashion designers, were all rendered destitutes.

When these politicians tell you to design a national dress, ask them why our textile industries are dead.

Senile boomers and X-generation buffoons have killed our dreams, aspirations, and future.

They must all go.

Siasa Mbaya, Maisha Mbaya.

#ManDay