Born out of June 25, 2024 , PROTEST.
WE are anti- establishment.
From the grassroots to the presidency, we are occupying leadership. Every position. Every seat. Every decision.
We are not here to ask we are here to take what is ours. A new order begins now.
Personally, I find this deeply disturbing and disrespectful.
Last time, Rigathi disrespected Kenyan women. Today, we are witnessing another troubling display by Sifuna.
Women in Kakamega laying their lesos on the road for a politician to walk over is not something I celebrate. It is humiliating, degrading and completely unnecessary.
KENYAN WOMEN DESERVE DIGNITY, RESPECT AND HONOUR. NOT POLITICAL THEATRE THAT REDUCES THEIR WORTH TO A SYMBOL OF SUBMISSION.
We must call out disrespect, regardless of who does it.
Sifuna: Mimi ni mchnga sina hio experience lakini naomba kitu moja unipe Mungu, unipe hekima ya kujua mambo ambayo ni ya haki na mambo ambayo siyo ya haki.
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"You cannot oppress citizens and then call them to State House to bribe them so that they forget their suffering."- Kenyans speak out on President Ruto's State House consultative meetings.
@Mzee_Mzae We always see mamonth crowds in rallies but that hardly translated to votes. Also read the room. What are majority of Kenyans seeking and watch the events that have transpired since 2024 and you surely can tell the dice is cast.Handouts would have worked before not anymore.
I always call-out idiots on both sides of the political divide and I'm measured in my condemnation of both. In addressing the political elites from Mt. Kenya, I address them taking cognizance of their education and general outlook. After all, i met many in University of Nairobi as a student and a teacher. I always take judicial notice of their political awareness and education. The rare moments i address Hon Sudi and his ilk, i address him as I address the herdersmen who look after my camel in Bangal...slowly, carefully, a calibrated mix of multiple languages here and there, few sign language, draw images on the sand, show photos from phone while gesturing and nodding...hopping and praying the message will not be lost in translation. It isn't easy but we have a cardinal duty to breakdown difficult ideas and simplify it for the less fortunate members of our community who were born before President Mwai Kibaki introduced free compulsory primary education. Both Hon Sudi and My herdersmen in Bangal are smart, good and decent men. Unfortunately, both just didn't have relatives to take them to primary school. It will cruel on our part to treat my herdsmen and Hon. Sudi as children of a lesser god. I for one refuse to do so!