@NancyCa07675857@NaitwaMbugus@LawrenceGostin@WilliamsRuto How many Kenyans have caught Ebola as we speak? None! What gives you the audacity to assume you know anything about our country. If Americans are getting Ebola it's because they have it and they should ship it to their country.
When you hear politicians suddenly uniting to tell you who the “enemy” is, pause and ask yourself one question:
Who benefits when citizens are divided and distracted?
Too often, the political class closes ranks not to defend the people, but to defend the system that feeds them. They want Kenyans fighting each other while corruption, impunity, unemployment, and economic injustice continue unchecked.
The moment someone begins questioning the structure of exploitation, the wardens of the prison quickly unite and point at a new “enemy” to keep the prisoners distracted.
Kenyans must stop worshipping political camps and start defending principles. Accountability is not tribal. Justice is not regional. Truth is not partisan.
The real struggle is not between ordinary citizens. The real struggle is between a corrupt system and the people paying the price for it every day.
Getting Ruto out of power can’t and must not be the only agenda. It’s an agenda, but not and cannot be the only one.
The MAIN AGENDA must be the complete structural and institutional overhaul and transformation of the incurably defective colonial system which imposes, protects and sustains charlatans like Ruto in power. The system which was DESIGNED to subjugate Africans to servitude and to perpetuate impunity of the few over the majority.
Unity of purpose must be based on a common progressive, revolutionary and transformative ideology, vision and program of action; not mere sloganeering.
Anyone who aspires to unite with Fred Matiang’i, Uhuru Kenyatta, Babu Patel and other CRIMINALS who have maimed, tortured and murdered innocent Kenyans is part and parcel of the rotten system Kenyans must overhaul and transform.
Those shouting that the only thing that matters is to remove Ruto from power without ARTICULATING their vision and UNVEILING their transformative programs only want to INHERIT the same rotten and incurably defective system so that they continue perpetuating impunity—just like Moi, Kibaki, Uhuru Kenyatta and Ruto did (is doing).
Kenyans must reject the recycling of imperialist and Zionist lackeys whose primary agenda is the continuation of the neocolonial anti-people state for their self aggrandizement!
Nick didn’t just die — he was failed by a broken system.
He stood on the frontlines, speaking, fighting, risking it all, documenting every step… and the same people who called him friend sat comfortably in the hall : clapping, smiling, receiving awards.
Sometimes honoring someone isn’t posting tributes after they’re gone. It’s having the courage to stand up, to walk out, to refuse to celebrate in the presence of what failed them.
That’s what art is supposed to be: truth, resistance and consequence.
@otherafrikan@Kirbaite@bonifacemwangi@Brianmbunde Well, 'exposure' is one of the words used to deride our cultures. Your elitist view, ignores our context and wants to punish a whole industry because the police have failed to enforce rules for some.
@helcaboyakh@DavidHundeyin@LarryMadowo But that's the thing, people on x are against his opinion. But we have millions of others not on x, probably who he's talking about.
@AfroStrategi@NotYourNyukwaKE@babakoluu@ayielar@I_Wangai But this is not true. The previous curriculum was only theoretical because the government made it so. Were it to convert back to its original form, it was very practical and skills based.
We’ve mastered the art of demanding change while rejecting the very conditions that make it possible. How do you claim Maraga must seek backing from figures like Gachagua just to win?
If his mandate is to confront corruption head-on, then forming alliances with individuals who have thrived within that same broken system only weakens the mission before it even begins. You cannot rebuild a country using the same blueprint that damaged it.
Truth is, we don’t lack good leaders, we lack the courage to back them without attaching them to familiar, compromised names. That’s why the cycle continues.
No rational citizen who genuinely wants progress would advocate for the return of political figures with decades in power and little to show for it. If alliances must exist, let them reflect integrity, people like Okiya Omtatah or Reuben Kigame, not the usual faces who have rotated through governments without meaningful impact.
At some point, we have to stop asking whether a clean leader can win, and start asking whether we’re willing to let one!
@SISKO_7@Espressoduke It's funny how Kenyans will always, without fail, demean and ridicule a good leader, while their 'aura' filled options are plundering the country and cutting deals left right and center. It's sickening.
This road was designed, the drawings were reviewed, and they were approved by Kenya National Highways Authority engineers. I have a simple question: do you believe those engineers approved drawings with an open drainage channel right next to a highway?
After construction, the road was inspected and certified for payment. Another question: do you believe the as-built drawings submitted to KeNHA showed an open drain running alongside a live carriageway?
If we assume it was only the resident engineers who was “seen” by the contractor to turn a blind eye to this obvious hazard, are we also saying that none of the directors at KeNHA have used this road or noticed the mistake?
There is nothing as destructive as corruption. It is a cancer that quietly takes lives, all for the sake of a few extra coins. And those who have the power to act but choose not to ,whether corrupt or simply indifferent ,are part of that harm.
I speak today not from hearsay, but from the lived experience of surviving political violence. Many Kenyans still remember the night of November 8, 2012, when I was brutally attacked in Nairobi and left for dead, simply for daring to oppose the illegal procurement of Biometric Voter Registration (BVR) kits by the @IEBCKenya at the time. That attack was an assault on accountability itself.
Today, we are witnessing a dangerous resurgence of organized goonism, funded and directed by leaders who fear genuine ideas and open debate. This is both a security challenge and a direct violation of our Constitution. Violence has always been the last refuge of those who have already lost the argument.
As we approach the 2027 General Election, hired goons are once again being deployed to intimidate voices of reason and courage.
I condemn these acts of political violence without reservation.
The @NPSC_KE@DCI_Kenya should enforce the law without fear or favour and not only pursue the youths on the streets, but, more importantly, relentlessly target the powerful sponsors and financiers of this chaos.
The political class should take notice that the people are watching, and the long arm of the law will eventually catch up with those who sponsor violence.
We owe it to Kenya to ensure that the 2027 elections are decided by the sovereign will of the people at the ballot, not by the tyranny of the streets.
MISSING CHILD ALERT
6-year-old Ethan Wathigi is missing. He’s on the autism spectrum and non-verbal. He was last seen playing at Acacia Court near KISE in Kasarani, Nairobi at around 5pm on Sunday.
He was wearing a brown stripped sweater, black trousers (pictured) and blue crocs.
A missing person report has been filed at Kasarani police station and nearby stations alerted. If found, please contact Caroline on:
0726916652.
Thank you.
Kindly share and share, we are really in distress!!
People who live in kitengela and it's environs please help us locate my nephew... He got lost at around 4pm, He is new in Nairobi, he left home to buy some snacks with his cousin but it seems walipoteleana.. Small inquiry informs us that two kids, a girl and boy were walking by and called him when they saw him stranded , he first refused but they persuaded him and he followed them...He speaks, Kiswahili and Luo
Alivaa t-shirt ya Yellow na jeans ya blue na crocks za Spiderman ...Amepotea around kitengela 3D ama 3ways
His Name is Phillip if you call him Alipo he will respond...He is 6 years of age, in PP2 ..... please help me locate My nephew
Call me for any news 0724014546
@NdukuWambua@K_mountainous@pmuoge@thetimwork Reality is that very few people go back to the village to vote. In a place with 50k people, if 5000 people travel up country, we can't call that most. They're many, yes but not majority.