mtanipiga but lemme say it, pulling up in such large numbers to go to Rhema fest to pray for a better country but not turning up for maandamano to fight for the better country is kinda wild
This is Kindiki dishing out handouts for people to attend his rallies.
They're doing this while nurses are still striking.
This country has been turned into something else bwana.
Remember there are people who have never been found since the 2024 protests.
No one knows if they're alive or dead. Remember that when you're going to vote next year.
President William Ruto faced a highly hostile reception yesterday at Uhuru Park during the grand finale of the Rhema Festival.
As the First Family arrived, pockets of the massive crowd disrupted the religious gathering by bursting into loud chants of "Wantam" (One Term) and "Ruto Must Go". Despite the early friction, the program proceeded, and the President later took to the podium to address the thousands of gathered worshippers.
Morara isn't Brian Mwenda. He has not practised law or gone to court and self identifies as a furniture businessman. He went to law school till 4th year, which is the final year (we were in the same class), and he was one of the most intelligent classmates I ever saw. His understanding of the law is crisp, were it not for brushing shoulders with the administration, he would be a great advocate in this town. So long as he does not practice it, he can call himself whatever he wants.
@Evanskimori Like I said, Morara walk,talks and is deceitful in religion like this politicians. Displaying where he lives and cars he drives. You can tell by the way he addresses people like their boss playing down issues. Thats a young Ruto. 🗑.
When Companies make decisions about where to put their investments, the dispute resolution regime in place is key because disputes arise all the time. The “Mambo Matatu, pack and go” approach where the President can just shut down your business is very bad for investment and consequently, job creation. It is why we in Linda Mwananchi insist on a return to the Rule of Law. Thats our Plan!
We passed the 2010 Constitution specifically to stop a single man from acting as the regulator, judge, jury, and tender board. Announcing who leaves and who takes over Kenya’s natural resources on a roadside stop is a complete return to KANU-era roadside decrees.
Kariuki is no ordinary officer. While stations across the country go without cars or fuel, he has 17 vehicles assigned to him. Insiders at DCI say his fleet includes 14 new Subarus, one D-Max, a Ford Ranger and a Toyota Double Cab. The source says the many Subarus that were doing rounds during protests belong to his unit.
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