Mtemi Bokono: “Upinzani ni tishio la kuwepo! Wanaharibu uchumi na mustakabali wa watoto!”
Mwelusi (akicheka chini ya kisima):
“Bro… tishio la kweli ni wewe. ‘Transformative administration’ = kodi za maumivu + abductions za usiku + ahadi zilizokufa kama Albert Ojwang.
Ripoti iandikwe: ‘Mshukiwa alijigonga ukutani.’
Sisi tuko hapa tukisema: Askari hawana nyoyo… wana mawe na WiFi.
Umati unaimba sasa. Kesho wataimba ‘Wantam’.
Karibu kisimani, Mtemi. Maji yako yameisha
@WilliamsRuto 4 quotes proving that Ruto is a tyrant.
1. "Opposition are an existential threat." - William Ruto.
2. "If there is no Kenya for Ruto, there is no Kenya for you." - William Ruto.
3. "Shoot them in the leg." - William Ruto.
4. "Maneno ni matatu." - William Ruto.
#RutoMustGo
Does Airtel understand that we are doing them a favour by using their shitty network,alafu wanapandisa bei namna hii? Bwani hii sasa sini kama kupea Caicedo chance alafu anaanza kujifanya Bellingham. What an ungrateful company
FELLOW KENYANS, THE CONSTITUTION IS UNDER SIEGE! 🇰🇪
Our Constitution was designed with one clear principle. No single political office should have unchecked control over public money. That is why it separates political leadership from the management of the country’s finances.
Article 225(1) establishes the National Treasury as the constitutional custodian of public finances. Its role is too important to be left to politics alone.
Yet Section 11 of the Public Finance Management Act places the National Treasury under the National Executive and under the authority of a political Cabinet Secretary.
This is not a small legal issue. It goes to the heart of constitutional governance.
Parliament has the power to make laws that implement the Constitution. It does not have the power to change the Constitution through an ordinary Act of Parliament.
When the independence of public financial management is weakened, the checks that protect taxpayers’ money are weakened too.
The Constitution must remain above politics. Every law passed by Parliament must respect it.
If we fail to defend Chapter Twelve today, we risk eroding one of the most important safeguards for accountability and responsible use of public resources.
The Constitution belongs to all of us. Defending it is a duty we all share.