It’s very hard to trust someone who can’t stand for anything. Ndindi Nyoro’s timing on launching his party is perfect. Typical politician move. Dine with the beneficiaries of a rotten system when it is convenient, then suddenly switch lanes when you sense defeat, when you need to reinvent yourself, or worse, when your job is to become a mole and split votes. Because where exactly was Ndindi Nyoro when Kenyans needed him the most?
Finance Bill 2024,voted YES.
Finance Bill 2026 ,ABSENT during the decisive vote. He later acknowledged that he was out of the country and the vote happened while he was away😂😂😂
These were not ordinary moments. These were moments when Kenyans needed their elected leaders to actually stand for something, whether popular or unpopular, and have their position recorded. Now suddenly we are hearing about everything that is wrong with this country and everything that needs to change.
But here is where I struggle…
Ndindi, you have been in Parliament. Why didn’t you use your position to push the policies you are now telling Kenyans you believe in? What exactly have you done with the power you already have to bring some of these solutions TODAY, not in 2027?
You cannot disappear when the vote matters, then reappear when the political winds change and ask Kenyans to believe that you are suddenly the alternative!!
WANTAM!
John Mwangi, who was supposed to join Alliance Boys High School, has opted to work at the Kware dumpsite in Nairobi after his parents failed to raise the admission fee required to join Grade 10.John scored 64 points, which secured him a slot at Alliance Boys High School. His father, Nicholas Mwalili, is appealing to well-wishers to come forward and help his son achieve his dream of becoming a doctor.
Photos by Collins Oduor
Heartbreaking story from Naivasha.
Clare Wairimu survived a road accident
That took her entire family parents and two siblings.
While still in recovery, she found the strength to attend her parents' burial.
The resilience is staggering, the loss profound.
Let's send her our prayers and messages of support.
I watched a very concerning NTV report yesterday on CBE, and honestly, it raised more questions than answers.
-At Kasinga Secondary, only 3 Grade 10 students have reported after three days.
-At Kyeni Baptist Secondary School, none.
-At Kima Kiwe, none as well.
Teachers are saying the same thing everywhere: placements don’t make sense in some cases. Some day students were sent to boarding schools.
Others were placed in far-off counties. In one case, a learner from Kakamega was posted to a rural, drought-stricken school in Makueni.
Under 8-4-4, all schools taught the same subjects. A poor child could attend the nearest day school and still compete.
With CBE, some pathways are tied to specific schools and fees. Many poor students simply have nowhere affordable to go.
It's Unfortunate CBE is widening inequality, not fixing education.
Yesterday I watched a really disturbing report on NTV.
And honestly, it just confirmed what I’ve been talking about since last October.
In one family alone, 10 people now have cancer and Parkinson’s, and doctors have linked it to long-term exposure to herbicides and pesticide-contaminated food. The same things we have been testing and found in food. (The pic below is of a member of the family who has Parkinson's and throat cancer )
What shocked me is that in a nearby village, there are even more cases. So this isn’t just one family.
I’ve seen this problem firsthand. I remember visiting a farming area in 2023 and finding a young man spraying glyphosate with no protective gear at all. Just a vest. That was it.
I also remember visiting parts of Mt Kenya, where several families were dealing with cancer, and one thing stood out: farmers in those areas were heavily using toxic chemicals on food crops while consuming them.
And this is the part that really bothers me: many Kenyans are getting serious illnesses and never even suspect that the food they eat every day could be part of the problem.
I’ve attached a short clip from the NTV report in the replies.
We’ll keep doing independent food testing, continue documenting and sharing what we find.
Politicians are taking us for fools. Power has corrupted their minds. They only remember us when it comes to taxation and voting. It's time we change that narrative. Let them know that we haven't forgotten, and we haven't forgiven them!
Let's make more noise for Hanad.
The Hashtag is 👉🏻#FreeHanad
In mandera in a police station where he is he might be killed
In mandera it's more of jungle law
Speak up #FreeHanad#FreeAoko
If there's one thing that should take you back to the streets, it is this bill.
It starts slowly like this.
And ends with complete removal of term limits.
And now you have a life-long President like Museveni.
Don't allow Kenya to be like Uganda.
You have untill October 25th to submit your views on this Bill. Retweet.