Human rights activists and citizens in Kenya have launched a campaign, urging FC Bayern and Ajax to boycott the scheduled friendly between the two teams in Nairobi on January 5th. Critics argue that public funds and millions are being misallocated toward an expensive international exhibition match amid domestic economic pressures, the rising cost of living, healthcare challenges and human rights issues. They also claim that this match serves as a political leverage and campaign tool ahead of upcoming elections amid ongoing public discontent over governance, taxation, and human rights in the country 🇰🇪
Hi @FCBayernEN As a German businessman & investor I’m disgusted. You are giving a cartel cover for their crimes. I got conned for $300k+ shares & cash in Kenya & saw nothing but corruption & crimes from government.
They oppress, abduct & kill their citizens, nobody is allowed to speak up. I escaped an in-person abduction attempt myself, been since a vocal critic of the very people who use you give a platform.
It’s not “oh we help poor African people” - the Kenyan government steals & kills.
See this @BBCAfrica@BBCWorld documentary.
We careful sitting down with them. Very good con men. But their actions paint a cruel picture of who they really are.
https://t.co/itW2wjeUoA
I watch Kerkez, I miss Tsimikas.
I watch Tsimikas, I miss Kerkez.
I watch Kerkez, I miss Tsimikas.
I watch Tsimikas, I miss Kerkez.
I watch Kerkez, I miss Tsimikas.
I watch Tsimikas, I miss Kerkez.
I watch Kerkez, I miss Tsimikas.
I watch Tsimikas, I miss Kerkez.
@Stats_Kenya Presidential elections ended on June 24th we already know who lost. Ya next year is just confirmation.
We may forgive a government that fails in policy and service delivery but not the one that kills our brothers,sisters, fathers then come back and tell us we don't have an agenda
I don’t know if those who are categorical that there can be no miracles in elections are following the happenings in Serbia and Brazil. Im super encouraged for 2027 because we in Kenya pray to the same God. Inshallah we get ours too.
Business idea , build a "highschool" somewhere in the middle of nowhere. With dorms ,mess halls ,classes and huge modern gyms . Admit men for a month where they live just like highschool but we foccus on fitness nutrition and skills .
Wake up at 6am and go for a 5km run ,come back shower and go for breakfast. Nutrion ni high lean protein low carbs . First lesson ni basic plumbing ,mechanics then some Ai skills . After lunch ni gym .Then jioni ni entertainment na phone time . Kulala by 9pm .
The next morning ni swimming by 6am , then lessons , music instruments and then nature walk . We would even have animals cows ,goats and chicken for them to take care of . All meat they eat they must slaughter themselves and chop the fire wood by hand . Hapa ukitoka hiyo mwezi ukue na skills na a good routine.
When men stay together their testestrone goes up .
@moneyacademyKE I reckon than bill was Kasongo testing the waters and it's turned out to be so hot that he's using this petitioner to cool the matter, the petition will win.
A new petition has been filed in court seeking to stop the removal of mandatory live transmission of presidential election results.
The petitioner argues that the move could undermine transparency in Kenya’s elections
Kenyan MPs have officially approved a bill removing the legal requirement for the IEBC to livestream results as they are announced at polling stations.
The move has raised concerns about transparency ahead of the 2027 General Election