LESSONS FROM THE 1960s THAT HAVE BECOME CLEARLY EVIDENT IN THE 2020s
@kwameturelegacy Kwame Ture's words from the 1960s still resonate today. May they inspire Kenya and Africa's youth to rise against the petty bourgeois oppressors.
@bonifacemwangi@WMutunga@OkiyaOmtatah
Ruto is the President. The buck stops with him.
His failure has little to do with the past, and plenty to do with the present.
The fact of the matter is; his failure is affecting Kenyans of every ethnicity.
Every time Kenyans raise the failures of the Kenya Kwanza regime, bloggers like you (yes, you're a blogger) rush to talk about anything except the present. THREAD...
And to my fellow sons and daughters of Gikuyu and Mumbi, I have three questions. What has Uthamaki done for us? How has President Ruto wronged us? Kihooto kiha?
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You campaigned on “bottom-up empowerment” then delivered economic pain, repression & broken promises, people have every right to hold you accountable.
Use them everywhere. At debates. At rallies. On Facebook, TikTok, X. In church. One on one at the door. 📲
Share this in every Kabete group you are in right now. Someone in your contacts is planning to vote blind. Don't let them.
Your silence is their permission. Don't give it.
They are counting on you not asking questions.
Politicians in Kabete have built empires on public money while voters looked the other way. They flaunt cars, land, and cash that no salary or business could ever explain. And we keep voting for them anyway. 😤
Not this time. 💪🏾
Two FREE documents are attached 👇
📄 The full Protocol — for organisers, forums, and debates: https://t.co/ZYvoeOn1tZ
📋 The Question Sheet — print it, bring it to the next rally, ask the questions out loud: https://t.co/ghnOgOQqIh
Kenya’s Cabinet has approved the Finance Bill 2025 and confirmed that no new major taxes will be introduced.
Here are some of the key points the Finance Bill 2025 includes:
"The average residential electricity price per kWh in Kenya is USD 0.26, Uganda is USD 0.17, Tanzania is USD 0.09, South Africa is USD 0.12, and Ethiopia is USD 0.006." Parliamentary Budget Office
Kenya Defence Forces troops from the Army Special Operations Brigade (ASOB), marked the Airborne Day celebrations at Kenyatta Barracks in Gilgil, Nakuru County. The celebration was dubbed “honouring the injured Paratroopers still going strong”.
https://t.co/9gQ5PAbqDC
Kenya's private sector contracted at the sharpest rate in the last 39 months. Stanbic's Purchasing Managers Index (based on a survey of 400 managers) for July came at 43.1. A PMI figure below 50 signals contraction while one above 50 indicates expansion. This is largely linked to the ongoing political instability in the country.