I saw children being shot live on the streets, my payslip has been ransacked by these Heha Movers of a government, Kenyans can no longer afford three meals a day, Tweeting is a life-threatening activity, teargas in church etc. Excuse me while I take politics very personally 💔
@The_Nyerian I think we Kenyans still seem to suffer from the notion that William Ruto is a leader who came to office to drive this country forward, who cares about the welfare of Kenyans and has the goodwill to care about what happens to the normal people. Your health isn't his concern
When smart people run a country, it shows.
They’ve handled the entire situation with discipline, remaining steady even after losing key leaders. The plan never changed, and they stayed the course. At the same time, they understand exactly when to use optics to send a clear message.
Spicy Grilled Peri Peri Chicken, Chinsaga & Ugali with @dkmaraga a man who stands for something foreign to most leaders. INTEGRITY & FIDELITY TO THE CONSTITUTION.
At statehouse girls when the cops started attacking, we tried to run over a fence and I fell and a stampede started and some guy yelled “chukueni huyo dem” and two guys picked me up and we continued running.
The government failed us.
You wake up at 5AM not to build hospitals, not to fix roads, not to feed children .
But to wrap Parliament in wire like a crime scene.
You barricade the city like you’re under siege. But the only thing you’re hiding from is the truth.
You don’t fear bandits. You don’t fear cartels. You don’t fear the murderers in government.
You fear the teacher who speaks out. The youth who stands up. The mother who says ‘enough.’
That’s who you fear. Because you know ; once the people wake up, you can’t govern them with lies anymore.
And the benefit is that one day you too will need something. And people will bend, make ways, be annoyed and be inconvenienced to make sure you have it.
A Kenyan fashion brand has launched in Atlanta, and shipping throughout the US. Wandia Gichuru is bringing Kenyan fashion to the world, straight from Nairobi.
She started Vivo in her 40s, and just got named in Forbes’ 50 over 50: Global 2025 list. I went to see the operation