🚨 UPDATE: MASABA SECONDARY STUDENTS ARE NOW PROTESTING.
Students at Masaba Secondary School in Kiminini, Trans-Nzoia County, are reportedly protesting following the assault of female student by the school principal, Mr. Protus.
For those seeing this story for the first time:
The student alleges that she and others shouted “Sisi ni Sifuna, Ruto ni Wantam” in class, angering the principal. She says she was singled out and taken away, after which the alleged beating left her in severe pain and unable to walk properly. She is reportedly using a wheelchair.
Now, students themselves are on the streets demanding answers.
This is no longer something that can simply be brushed aside as a school disciplinary matter.
We need justice for the student.
Trans-Nzoia education officials need to address this urgently.
Something doesn’t add up with Kenya’s milk situation.
Supermarkets are now rationing milk. At Naivas in Mombasa, shoppers are being limited to a maximum of 6 packets.
Yet yesterday, KDB said there is no milk shortage, only a roughly 3% reduction in supply.
So we checked.
We visited several supermarkets in Mombasa and Nairobi yesterday. Some had no milk at all. Others had notices telling customers to buy a maximum of 6 packets.
Now the government says it is planning to import milk to address what it describes as a nationwide shortage.
If the shortage is only 3%, why are supermarkets rationing milk and why are some shelves completely empty?
And why does this feel more severe than previous droughts, when we didn't see rationing and empty shelves on this scale?
As I said yesterday, we are also following reports that a shipment of powdered milk from China is already on its way to Kenya. We’ll share more once we verify the details.
“Ruto wanted his party to lose Ol Kalou on purpose.” This is the propaganda we must NOT fall for!!
This is the same President who keeps telling Kenyans, “tukutane kwa ground” because he believes he knows how to play this game.
Well, wasn’t Ol Kalou the ground?
The people of Ol Kalou won the hearts of many Kenyans because they represented exactly what millions are feeling today. They are tired. Tired of a government that has forgotten it only exists because of the people who elected it.
The biggest lesson from Ol Kalou is simple, politicians can take their tricks elsewhere. When citizens decide to protect their vote, refuse intimidation, and stay vigilant from polling stations to the tallying centre, the will of the people will prevail.
The only reason many people fear this government is because it doesn’t hesitate taking lives, period!
Ol Kalou reminded the country of one thing
,power still belongs to the people. The people shall. WANTAM
Someone Kills your Daughter,he says it was an accident,he walks free and life moves on?
Laura Wesonga, 27 years old, was shot and killed by police yesterday, Monday 29th June, in Marachi estate of Burumba ward, Busia County.
She tragically lost her life after being caught in an alleged police crossfire when officers were deployed to the Marachi estate to respond to unrest in the area.
Laura was a student at KMTC.
Affordable housing cannot become a cover for land grabbing.
The Auditor General has flagged projects built on public and community land without proper ownership records, legal processes, or public participation. Kenyans deserve answers.
I have formally demanded a Senate inquiry. Public land is not for plunder. Accountability must come before construction. #StopLandGrabbing #ReKe
Baby Dashel Mwendwa, aged 3½ years from Mwiki, Kasarani, has been admitted at Mama Lucy Kibaki Hospital after reportedly suffering severe injuries and burns allegedly caused by melted plastic materials. The child’s father, Nicholas Mutinda, who works as a garbage collector, is accused of physically abusing the children. Concerned neighbours intervened to rescue the child and seek medical help. Authorities have taken up the matter, while the parents are under investigation, with the mother facing possible negligence-related charges. Investigations are ongoing to ensure justice is served.
#Kiambumagazine
They are stealing the money meant to help patients like this one.
Watch the video, see what SHA told him.
Yet, at the same time, ghost hospitals in Homa Bay, North Eastern, and elsewhere are getting free SHA money.
Arrest Dr. Abdi Mohamed.
Arrest Aden Duale.
Reject SHA.
This month, Duale suspended several hospitals, claiming they were fake.
But here’s the thing:
These so-called hospitals had already received millions from SHA.
Yet SHA hasn’t sued them, and none of the owners have been arrested.
Here’s one example I’ve uncovered a likely ghost hospital:
Zamzam Nursing Home (Rhamu)
June: received over KSh 3 million from SHA
April: received over KSh 2 million
May: received over KSh 1.5 million
That’s over KSh 8 million in just 3 months.
But surprise, surprise the hospital likely doesn’t even exist.
No images, no digital trail.
And even if it did exist, there is no way a facility in Rhamu with such a small population could be getting that much money.
On MOH records, it’s listed as being opposite Rhamu Huduma Centre.
What’s really happening?
They create fake hospitals, loot millions until they’re satisfied, then Duale comes on TV announcing that a “fake hospital” has been suspended. Meanwhile, nobody is ever arrested.
If you’re in Rhamu, kindly share pictures of this place. Let’s see this “hospital” that’s somehow competing with Mama Lucy in Nairobi.