Sensei

Son of An African Gentleman

[Sensei @Mukalanim]

When you can barely see and have been up the entire night

[WARÚHIÚ @kamauwaruhiu]

We have young people working in the UAE afraid that if they come to Kenya they may not be allowed to go back to their jobs. Some have been gone for 5 years. All of this because a few billionaires wanted to make a few more billions . Uhuru Kenyatta is the architect of our problems ruto is just a foreman.

[Goaldata - Arsenal Zone @ArsenalZNE]

If you're an Arsenal fan and never got the chance to watch Arsenal's trophy lift, you can relive all 44 minutes of Arsenal's title winning celebrations here 😍

[Evan Cooper @Lacazest]

This is Arsenal.

[Thanos (25/26 🏆) @Muchang_i]

Day 16/365 of waking up as Premier League champions

[Mac @Mac_Gooner]

RUN IT BACK 👑

[Sensei @Mukalanim]

Hakuna kazi ngumu kama hii ya chakula. Usidanganywe watu hawatawai acha kula

[Kenyans.co.ke @Kenyans]

Bolt Food partners with Quickmart for doorstep deliveries across Kenya

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

These streets are our own.

[Sensei @Mukalanim]

Apewe nganya jama ya Kasongoo. Saka fao.

[Santiago-Perez @Gabz_Amadi]

Noni may not be great on the pitch but I have the impression that off the pitch, he’s that guy.

[Sensei @Mukalanim]

Happiness

[Sensei @Mukalanim]

Son of mau mau kaende tena sana

[Citizen TV Kenya @citizentvkenya]

Laikipia Ebola centre is Ruto's plan to wipe out Mt Kenya community - Gachagua https://t.co/KTaM1ym3vu

[Sensei @Mukalanim]

@DrJIMWANG 10/10 ASSIST. Haaaaapaaaanaaa!!!

[Lightcast TV Kenya @Lightcasttvke]

"Mzee wekesa uliuliza nani ndio ukaongea na Oburu, Waluhya we are not confused Rais wetu ni Sifuna." ~ Khalwale blasts Noah Wekesa infront of him

[Emirates @emirates]

Champions aren't born. They're painted! 🔴⚪️

Watch the iconic Emirates A380 transform in celebration of the Gunners. ✈️🏆

@Arsenal

[Sensei @Mukalanim]

Mlambwe na shetani

[Ministry of Health @MOH_Kenya]

Kenya has strengthened preparedness measures against Ebola and other emerging public health threats at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA), the country’s busiest port of entry, to enhance early detection, response capacity and public health security.

Principal Secretary for Public Health and Professional Standards, Mary Muthoni, conducted an assessment visit to JKIA to evaluate the effectiveness of Port Health Services and review ongoing preparedness interventions aimed at preventing the importation and spread of infectious diseases.

The assessment focused on passenger screening procedures, thermal scanners, isolation facilities, laboratory readiness, aircraft and wastewater surveillance, and emergency response coordination mechanisms. The Principal Secretary commended frontline health workers for their dedication and vigilance in safeguarding public health.

Although Kenya has no confirmed Ebola cases, the country remains on high alert and continues to strengthen preparedness through enhanced screening at points of entry, deployment of additional health personnel, expanded laboratory diagnostic capacity, faster specimen processing, strengthened surveillance across air, sea and land borders, and sustained readiness of rapid response teams.

Mary Muthoni reaffirmed the Ministry of Health’s commitment to maintaining robust preparedness systems and ensuring rapid detection and response to public health threats.

She urged the public to remain vigilant, observe proper hand hygiene, seek medical attention when unwell, and rely on official Ministry of Health communication channels for accurate and timely information, noting that preparedness, vigilance and coordinated action remain Kenya’s strongest defence against Ebola and other emerging public health threats.

[Edzil Saliba Timber @Ednah___]

10 days of being a Premier League champion 🥳

[Emirates @emirates]

Meet @Arsenal's BIGGEST supporter! 🔴⚪️

The iconic Emirates A380 has been wrapped in red to celebrate the Premier League champions. ✈️🏆

[Sensei @Mukalanim]

So yesterday was the first time in my lifetime I was racially profiled. In my fucking country by an African. Kumbe this thing stings like a bee. Hii Mombasa is not for the weak.

[Dr Gacikira 🕹️ @gacikiraMD]

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[Sensei @Mukalanim]

Kasongo ameona hii pesa akasema heri tukufe wote.

[USForeignAssist @USForeignAssist]

The United States has approved an additional $80 million for the Ebola outbreak response. This will help procure and deliver additional PPE for healthcare workers in high-risk areas; enhance border screenings and surveillance at key points of entry; expand contact tracing to identify and diagnose individuals as early as possible; and procure diagnostic supplies including test kits.