Katerina Amani

[Ministry of Health @MOH_Kenya]

Know the signs of Ebola.

If you experience any of these symptoms, seek medical care immediately or call 719 for guidance.

Early care can save lives.

#EbolaAlertKE

[Katerina Amani @ByiTuDu]

@K24Tv Bull crap...dense brains.

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@Kenyans Can you imagine having such a selfish leader...yawa @WilliamsRuto kweli Mungu anakupenda, kakuondolea balaa.

[Katerina Amani @ByiTuDu]

@K24Tv Ze audacity to try relevance! Tebu...buree kapsaa.

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@OAKosei @Dr_statesman Was looking for this comment 😅

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@BillowKerrow Kutoa ni mayo, sio utajiri mswahili kanena.

[Katerina Amani @ByiTuDu]

@smutoro @CBKKenya Be informed that the name Kamau means - warrior who never speaks. Now whatever you do with this info is entirely your business.

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@KamauNgothoOlk Hii ndio akili utatumia for Olkalau? Cheii.

[Katerina Amani @ByiTuDu]

@Kenyans At least not you because that would be a waste of resources.

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@Kenyans @NdindiNyoro ,jealousy they say is the last stage before you graduate as a sorcerer.

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@AbdulahiAdan10 What a shame that he is someone's father.....women upgrade...this kind will get you to sayuni prematurely.

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@Kenyans With this kind of reasoning, who needs fools?

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@Nyaga_9 Creativity here is 1% parents need to do better.

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@ombachi13 Trauma....machos....eish lakini bora uhai.

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@TheNjoroge The project is here to stay and succeed iwinjo maber?,

[Katerina Amani @ByiTuDu]

@KenyaPower_Care please can you explain this?

[Sholla Ard 🇰🇪 @sholard_mancity]

Kenya Power (KPLC) can now fine homes and businesses for illegal solar connections.

Here’s what that actually means.

If you have solar at home or at your business, you’re not being fined simply for having solar.

The problem is when your solar system is connected to Kenya Power’s grid and sends excess electricity back into the grid without approval.

Kenya Power says this can interfere with the stability of the electricity network, especially when solar production suddenly rises or falls.

There is a legal way to do it: net metering. You get approval, export your excess electricity to the grid, and receive a credit.

But if you connect without approval, the exported electricity can be treated as “dumping” and attract a surcharge.

Now here’s the interesting part: the new tariff is stated to apply from July 1, 2025, even though it was gazetted in September 2026.

So what happens to people who installed solar before these rules were formally gazetted?

Kenya needs to protect its electricity grid, but it also needs clear and predictable rules for people investing in solar.

I doubt if even most solar owners knew of this rule

[Katerina Amani @ByiTuDu]

@MarthaKarua @WilliamsRuto @KagutaMuseveni Ewooo

[Katerina Amani @ByiTuDu]

@georgenjoroge_ Brodas...it's like you need to walk with copies of consents and have them signed before.

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@NjiruAdv @WiliamsRuto Iwacho naang'o?

[Katerina Amani @ByiTuDu]

@citizentvkenya Eti nini?