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PCVE Practitioner, Photographer, PR Practitioner, Communications Specialist and Motoring Enthusiast. Retweets and Likes are not endorsements!

[Motorgarimadness! @itssoulo]

"Save this number—you never know when you’ll need a hand (or, more precisely, a tow). Life has a way of throwing curveballs: the car stalls, you find yourself in a fender bender, or maybe you just need that shiny new ride delivered right to you. Whatever the case, @Tawakultowing has your back—and at rates that won't break the bank!" #Tawakultowing

[Kenya Vision 2030 @KenyaVision2030]

Mashujaa Day 2026: Honouring Our Heroes, Celebrating Our Progress

As Kenya prepares to mark Mashujaa Day on 20 October 2026, the iconic Kipchoge Keino Stadium in Eldoret is taking shape as a symbol of Kenya’s resilience, ambition and transformation. The stadium embodies a thriving sports ecosystem, strengthens our sporting infrastructure, reinforces the North Rift’s historic place as the heartland of world athletics, and demonstrates Kenya’s capacity to host major continental sporting events.

In a historic first, Uasin Gishu, Nandi and Elgeiyo-Marakwet Counties are jointly co-hosting this national celebration, bringing Kenyans together to honour the brave heroes and heroines who fought for our independence while setting the stage for a new era of national transformation.
Under the theme “Sports, Security, Economy/Finance,” this year’s celebrations will begin with a one-week exhibition bringing together Ministries, Departments, Agencies and State Corporations at Eldoret Polytechnic.

Beyond the concrete and steel, Kipchoge Keino Stadium symbolizes Kenya’s enduring spirit of resilience, discipline and excellence on the global sporting stage. Its transformation further positions Eldoret as a premier sports hub and strengthens Kenya’s capacity to host athletes, teams, media and football fans from across Africa and beyond.

The Kenya Vision 2030 Exhibition Tent will provide an interactive platform for visitors to explore Kenya’s development journey, the achievements and impact of Vision 2030, and the ongoing process of shaping the country’s next long-term development vision Beyond 2030. It will be an opportunity to reflect on the journey we have travelled, the progress we have made and the possibilities that lie ahead as Kenya continues to build on the foundations laid through the Kenya Vision 2030 Economic Blueprint.

Join us in Eldoret as we celebrate our Shujaas; and every Kenyan who has contributed to the progress we have made towards the goals set out in the Kenya Vision 2030 Economic Blueprint.

Honouring our past. Celebrating our progress. Shaping our future.
#KenyaVision2030 #MashujaaDay2026

[Motorgarimadness! @itssoulo]

We are back on the @officialwrc ! Alhamdulilah….The @officialsafarirally is on the 2027 calendar. @motorsportskenya

[Motorgarimadness! @itssoulo]

If this is true, then we have every reason to celebrate!

Watch this space for more details

https://t.co/eq5rYJEh1s

[Baba Kayai @BabaKayai]

In the song 'Githurai' by Mr. Googz & Vinnie Banton, the line “Excuse Mr. John you don’t really have to play me” was a direct shot at John Wilkins, then Programmes Controller at Capital FM and no fan of local music.
John later moved to Kiss 100… becoming a legend at Radio Africa

[Motorgarimadness! @itssoulo]

Was nice seeing @federationMSKE represented at this years @concours_kenya

[Motorgarimadness! @itssoulo]

Take a look at this beauty… sometimes I believe the car park of concours has an equally good selection of rare gems #Shellvpower #Shellhelix

[Motorgarimadness! @itssoulo]

Mashalah. This is a noble cause! Especially with coming rains.

[Farhiya Abass @farhiyaabass]

The work at Langata Cemetery is still ongoing, and we need your help to complete it.

Alhamdulillah, we have secured 15 trucks but we still need 25 more.

Please give whatever you can and share this appeal. Every contribution brings us closer to the finish line.

May Allah reward you abundantly for your support. Ameen. 🤲🏽

@TheDaawahcentre

[Motorgarimadness! @itssoulo]

😂😂😂

[Motorgarimadness! @itssoulo]

Mabrouk. Sterling job!

[H I B A @GlobalNomad_]

I am delighted that the World Athletics Council has awarded the hosting rights of the 2029 World Athletics Championships, to Nairobi, Kenya. Delighted to be part of the team that submit our first bid in 2022! Happy to see this bid go through! Hongera rais @WilliamsRuto

[LTN Sports @LTNSports]

Suleiman “Solo” Munyua talks about Shell Auto X Rally Round 5 at Stoni Athi and his journey to becoming a rally driver.

[LTN Sports @LTNSports]

“For me, it’s all about winning. Every time I step out, I make sure I give my best because it’s a competition.” Suleiman “Solo” Munyua

[Kenya Vision 2030 @KenyaVision2030]

As Kenya prepares for the next chapter beyond Vision 2030, the Kenya Vision 2030 Delivery Secretariat is inviting umbrella organisations and associations to nominate representatives to the Multi-Stakeholder Steering Committee.

The committee will support inclusive consultations across Kenya to help shape the country’s next long-term development vision.

Eligible stakeholder groups include MSMEs, the private sector, youth, women, workers, professional associations, civil society, faith-based organisations, academia, persons with disabilities, the diaspora, media, technology, and marginalised communities.

Organisations and associations interested in participating are encouraged to submit their nominations before Wednesday, 30 September 2026, 5:00 PM.

Submissions to made via the Beyond 2030 portal https://t.co/TVUIb2gTpe, email: [email protected], or deliver your application to the Vision 2030 Delivery Secretariat office in Nairobi.

BEYOND 2030 - Kenya’s Conversation. Kenya’s Future. Kenya’s Vision.

#KenyaVision2030 #Beyond2030 #CallForNominations

[whispersofnisa @kinganisaa]

And when Allah is accepting duas, I pray yours and mine are amongst them 🥺

[Kenya Vision 2030 @KenyaVision2030]

The final day of Africa Capital Week (AfCW) took guests to Enzi Motors in Nairobi, where they explored Kenya’s emerging electric mobility sector and the role of innovation in shaping the future of transport. The visit provided a first-hand opportunity to learn about Enzi’s development of electric motorcycles designed for Kenya’s boda boda and delivery market, as well as its broader vision of building a sustainable e-mobility ecosystem.

The guests were taken through the technology behind the Enzi G5 electric motorcycle, including its battery system, performance capabilities and design features suited to Kenyan roads and commercial riders. They also gained insights into the company’s battery-swapping and charging infrastructure, which is being developed to make electric mobility more practical and accessible. The Enzi G5 is designed to provide up to 130 kilometres of range on a full charge and a maximum load capacity of 250 kilograms.

The engagement further highlighted the economic and environmental potential of transitioning from petrol-powered to electric motorcycles. Enzi’s model seeks to lower operating costs for riders while supporting cleaner and more sustainable transport. The company is also developing local technical capacity in electric vehicle design, battery technology and mobility solutions, demonstrating how innovation can create new businesses, skills and employment opportunities within Kenya’s growing e-mobility sector.

The visit brought the AfCW field programme to a close by showcasing another dimension of Kenya’s investment-driven economic transformation. From technology and infrastructure at Konza Technopolis, to agricultural value addition at Karakuta Fresh Produce, and sustainable mobility at Enzi Electric Motor Co. Ltd., the field visits offered guests practical perspectives on the diverse opportunities emerging across the Kenyan economy. The Enzi experience underscored the potential of locally developed innovation and clean technology to transform transport, strengthen economic opportunities and contribute to a more sustainable future.
#KenyaVisison2030 #AfricaCapitalWeek2026 #ACW2026 #InvestInAfrica #KonzaTechnopolis #KarakutaFreshProduce #EnziElectricMobility #InvestInKenya

[Kenya Vision 2030 @KenyaVision2030]

As part of the Africa Capital Week (AfCW) programme, guests undertook a field visit to Konza Technopolis, providing them with an opportunity to experience first-hand one of Kenya’s flagship development projects and gain a deeper understanding of the progress towards establishing a world-class smart city and innovation ecosystem. The visit enabled them to see ongoing works and completed projects, giving them a first-hand appreciation of the scale of development, infrastructure and facilities being established to support investment, technology, research, innovation and enterprise.

A key highlight was the Konza Experience Room, where the guests were taken through an interactive presentation of the Technopolis, offering a visual and immersive understanding of its concept, development journey and long-term vision. They also visited the Kenya Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), gaining insights into its role in advancing science, technology, research and innovation, and how Konza is creating an ecosystem that brings together academia, research, entrepreneurship and industry.

The guests further engaged directly with the Konza implementing team through a one-on-one engagement and an interactive session. The team shared insights into the project’s progress, key milestones achieved, ongoing initiatives and future plans, while highlighting the opportunities presented by the Technopolis in areas such as infrastructure development, technology, innovation, research and investment.

The visit provided a practical dimension to the investment and development conversations taking place during Africa Capital Week. By experiencing Konza on the ground and engaging with the implementing team, the guests gained a deeper appreciation of how strategic investments in infrastructure, technology and innovation can create new economic opportunities and con
tribute to Kenya’s long-term development aspirations.

#KenyaVisison2030 #AfricaCapitalWeek2026 #ACW2026 #InvestInAfrica #KonzaTechnopolis #InvestInKenya

[Motorgarimadness! @itssoulo]

Sometimes I look back and wonder why I put myself through this madness every single time.
The sleepless nights at the garage, countless trips to the spares shop, and haggling with the few brokers who know where to find Starlet spares.

Yet somehow, Alhamdulillah….by the Grace of Allah, I make it to the start line every time. Each time, the car feels better than before, …….I strap in, watch the timer, and wonder what the road ahead has in store for me…

Tawakkul.

I say my duas, leave my worries behind, and trust that Allah is with me.

With my Guardian Angel beside me, I set off for another #ShellAutocross and #ShellAutocrossPlus adventure, putting my faith in Allah and giving it everything I’ve got.

#ShellVPower #ShellHelix

[Kenya Vision 2030 @KenyaVision2030]

Day 4 of Africa Capital Week (AfCW) took guests to Karakuta Fresh Produce in Juja, Kiambu County, offering a first-hand look at how investment, technology and innovation are transforming Kenya’s agricultural sector and connecting local production to global markets.

The guests toured the farm and experienced the production of Hass avocados and fresh herbs, gaining insights into the systems and practices used to produce quality, traceable and export-ready fresh produce. Karakuta operates an integrated value chain covering production, harvesting, grading, packaging and cold-chain logistics.

The visit demonstrated how technology, sustainable farming practices and modern infrastructure can strengthen agricultural productivity and competitiveness. Guests were taken through the various stages of production and post-harvest handling, gaining an appreciation of the processes required to meet international quality and food-safety standards. They also learned about Karakuta’s export operations and its connections to international markets.

A key focus of the visit was Karakuta’s wider impact across the agricultural value chain. The enterprise works with more than 1,500 smallholder farmers, providing access to formal markets while supporting training and improved production practices. It has also invested in a 7,500-tonne avocado packhouse, increasing its capacity to grade and pack produce to export standards. This investment illustrates how capital can unlock value beyond the farm by supporting smallholder farmers, creating employment and strengthening Kenya’s horticultural export sector.

Looking ahead, Karakuta is expected to go to market in the coming weeks to seek a total investment of approximately US$1 million to boost production and support the next phase of its growth. The planned investment highlights the opportunity for capital to scale enterprises that are already creating linkages between farmers, markets and export opportunities.

The visit gave AfCW guests a practical perspective on agriculture’s potential as a driver of economic growth and investment. Through Karakuta’s operations, they saw how capital, innovation and market access can strengthen agricultural enterprises while contributing to employment, farmer incomes, exports and sustainable development.
#KenyaVisison2030 #AfricaCapitalWeek2026 #ACW2026 #InvestInAfrica #KonzaTechnopolis #KarakutaFreshProduce #EnziElectricMobility #InvestInKenya

[Σαπαγιανός @Sapayian]

Kuna mahali nimepewa hii breakfast

[Kenya Vision 2030 @KenyaVision2030]

As Vision 2030 enters its final phase, His Excellency the President @WilliamsRuto today officially launched the National Conversation on Kenya’s next long term development vision, posing a question to the nation: “What next for Kenya?”

The President emphasized that the next Vision must be citizen led and people centred, shaped by the aspirations, ideas and priorities of Kenyans. Government will not prescribe the vision. Instead, it will play a facilitative role by creating the space, platforms and institutions through which citizens can meaningfully participate in shaping the future they desire.

The National Conversation provides an opportunity for Kenyans from all walks of life, to share their ideas, aspirations and perspectives on the Kenya they want to see beyond 2030.

The question, “What next for Kenya?”, is therefore an invitation to every Kenyan and stakeholder to take part in shaping the country’s next chapter. The future of Kenya must not simply be planned for Kenyans; it must be imagined, shaped and owned by Kenyans.

Through the deliberations it was evident that Kenya has made significant progress across the pillars and enablers of Kenya Vision 2030. The transformation witnessed over the years has expanded opportunities, strengthened connectivity and laid a strong foundation for the country’s continued development.
#KenyaVision2030
#Beyond2030
#Longtermplanningke
#NationalConversation

[Kenya Vision 2030 @KenyaVision2030]

The Kenya Vision 2030 along with the State Department for economic planning are this morning hosting a Multi-Stakeholder Consultative Meeting on the National Conversation on Kenya’s Future Beyond Vision 2030 at the Central Bank School of Monetary studies along Thika Road in Nairobi.

The meeting has brought together various key stakeholders to deliberate on Kenya’s development priorities and contribute to a shared national conversation on the country’s future beyond the Vision 2030 framework.

The engagement is part of the ongoing consultations aimed at gathering diverse perspectives from stakeholders to inform discussions on Kenya’s development trajectory beyond Vision 2030.
#Vision2030 #Beyond2030 #Nationalconversation