Removing this regime means public funds will go toward fixing broken roads and equipping classrooms instead of funding bloated political offices and patronage.
Removing this regime means public hospitals won't run out of basic life-saving drugs while healthcare workers are forced onto the streets to demand basic wages.
Removing this regime means public schools won't have to beg for basic capitation funds while parents bear the crushing burden of a poorly executed curriculum.
Removing this regime means Auditor General reports will spark actual prosecutions rather than being treated as mere suggestions while billions go missing.
For us parents raising children with disabilities, @edwinsifuna called us for a meeting in his office with @CrystalAsige after I tweeted him explaining all the challenges we face. They listened to us
A week later amendments to the PWD bill were done
It's now an Act of Parliament.
take a min and remember those mothers who were caught on camera sleeping on cold hospital floors with new borns . then look at the pic down below . what will prevent you from shooting a politician if you had one chance with a gun?
By January 2027, we will have a Kalenjin IG, a Kalenjin Chief Justice, a Kalenjin CS for interior, a Kalenjin CDF, a Kalenjin DCI Director.
What you do with this information, it's upto to you. Will the next general elections be democratic?
Will Ruto cede peacefully to the loss?