@nairobieyeKE Fix the road from kisumu to Busia. Your people have to play hide and seek with the potholes and constantly fixing the cars from damage on that road.
"The MC was my dad's brother." Safina Party SG Joakim Simiyu hilariously narrates how he was once hired as a goon in Bungoma County.
( 🎥 Courtesy of Jagero)
JUST IN: The State Department for Sports spent KSh 4.34 billion on sports training and competitions in just 9 months.
But it gets worse.
Its original allocation was only KSh 750 million. The Controller of Budget reveals that spending exceeded the approved budget by billions.
And what exactly did Kenyans get in return?
Only 6 national teams participated in international competitions.
Only 600 athletes were enrolled in sports academies.
Meanwhile, Harambee Stars players have publicly complained about poor conditions. Kenyan athletes keep complaining about neglect. Some have even been forced to fundraise from ordinary Kenyans just to travel abroad and represent the country, then return home with medals.
So where did KSh 4.34 billion go?
Because it clearly did not go to the athletes.
Billions are being spent. Athletes are still begging for support. Facilities remain poor. Complaints never end.
The people sweating for the flag are fundraising. The people sitting in offices are cashing out.
And the Cabinet Secretary for Sports is Salim Mvurya.
Three Kenyans have been killed in three different Police Stations in the past one week.
Benard Omae, frame one was arrested by RDU in Utawala, tortured and booked at Kibra Police Station where he was found dead.
Peter Kiiru, in frame two has been found dead at the Kariobangi Police Station.
Frame three is Brian Njunge. Brian was found dead at the Kiambu Police Station and the autopsy report reveals that Brian was strangled to death.
This is unacceptable and it's time we stand on our feet and call out police brutality.
For how long are we going to sit and watch as police cells are turned into death cages?
#EndPoliceBrutalityKe
#RutoMustGo
KTN writes an open letter to President William Ruto questioning the Kenya Kwanza administration’s silence over the sharp rise in fuel prices, which have hit historic highs. The letter also revisits the President’s promises on the G-to-G fuel model and cost of living relief, while seeking answers about the recent resignation of three senior energy officials.
#Checkpoint
I want every Kenyan seeing this to tweet:
REJECT FUEL PRICES.
REJECT FUEL PRICES
Don’t stay silent while the cost of food, transport and electricity is being pushed beyond reach.
A Sh46 diesel increase will hurt every family in Kenya.
Do you guys remember what triggered Nepal?
It was the lifestyles of politicians children on social media. They made comparison videos of the politicians children’s lives vs the rest of the country.
After that, that country changed, nothing is the same. Tumelala!
''Rais anaendesha nchi Vibaya, Ukilipa pesa kwa SHA mitambo haikwami , ukienda hospitali mitambo inakwama'' A pastor criticizes the Kenyan government over the ever-failing SHA system.