@EricNjiiru It’s all about money, power and greed. They’re fighting over billion allocations and sports deals while FIFA’s influence shields them from intervention. Enough is enough! We must demand transparency and accountability. Football belongs to the people, not a privileged few!
@Nichola49136897@OGgrandad Countries must prioritize citizens’ needs before exporting essentials like milk. Rwanda has restricted raw milk exports, while India has imposed dairy export restrictions. Kenya should be no exception.
@Nichola49136897@OGgrandad Exports should never take precedence over local supply. Please don’t use tea and coffee as examples, as they are not essential commodities and we have never experienced shortages of them. Every country should prioritize meeting its domestic needs before exporting its products
@yayaguban Allah alone holds the power to grant Somaliland recognition, by His will—not any person or country. But is the path Somaliland is taking guided by wisdom and patience, or by resentment and actions that displease Allah? Allah knows best. Be the judge.
@SokoAnalyst@edwinsifuna Then he’ll say, “We inherited empty coffers,” and give us another round of excuses. Not again, broda. We’ve heard that story before.
@OleItumbi@HonMosiria The issue isn’t SHA coverage. Public officers—only ~5% of Kenyans—can have universal SHA plus enhanced employment-linked medical benefits, while most citizens rely on the basic package. That creates a two-tier healthcare system and raises a serious equity question.
@muchogokariuki Somalia is not interested in a never-ending war.Its long instability shows the cost of conflict,it wants to rebuild and develop its natural resources,and secure a better future. A stable Somalia benefits Kenya through peace, trade and development,Unstable Somalia helps no one.
@elmwangii To implement such a project, they will make sure you become a one-term leader because displacement is inevitable—they are not accustomed to change.