If you don’t have a godfather, political connections, or enough money to ‘facilitate’ your way in, please carry your certificates home and admire them. In the land of ‘equal opportunity,’ sometimes merit is just invited to watch from outside while connections take the job. 😏🇰🇪
Could you explain the criteria used to select and appoint candidates? I've applied for positions over several yearsmet the qualifications for many of them, yet every outcome is "not successful." I'd appreciate greater transparency and meaningful feedback for applicants.@PSCKenya
Despite the lure of cash and inducements, many Ol Kalou residents stood firm and voted according to their convictions. It signals a growing rejection of tokenism and transactional politics, and a stronger demand for accountable, issue-based leadership.
The Ol Kalou by-election is a clear indication that, come 2027, Kenyans will be less likely to be swayed by money, handouts, or other short-term enticements at the ballot box.
@WilliamsRuto@Najmmer Someone called this a devil-worshipping regime, and honestly, the way they keep responding to public pain with more brutality makes you understand why people speak like that. More and more blood, keeps oiling them!
We are not fighting one another. We are fighting ignorance, poverty, corruption, and hopelessness.Real change begins when we stay informed, engaged, and united beyond politics.
We must stop being active only during campaign seasons and going silent after elections. As citizens, we need to understand leadership, governance, our rights, and our responsibilities.
A government cannot continue overtaxing citizens, mismanaging resources, and burdening hardworking people at the fuel pump, then package it as “regulation” or economic reform. Kenyans are already stretched to the limit.
This fuel increase is nothing short of economic punishment against ordinary Kenyans. When petrol and diesel prices go up, everything else follows — transport fares rise, food prices increase, electricity backup costs soar, and small businesses struggle even more to survive.
@Mbithe_Mulinge Monthly profit potential:
KSh 60,000 – 100,000
Why it’s underrated
Most people chase common businesses like:
Mitumba
Smokie & egg vending
Grocery kiosks
Yet these markets are already crowded, even though they can still generate income.
@Mbithe_Mulinge Perfume Refill Business (Underrated & High Margin)
This business is quietly making many people money because the profit margins are extremely high and startup cost is low.
Why it’s powerful
Original perfumes are expensive (KSh 8,000–20,000).
@Mbithe_Mulinge Liquid soap & cleaning detergents manufacturing — startup cost as low as KSh 2,000–5,000 with strong demand from homes and schools.
Stop telling people to just work hard. Most are already working harder than donkeys. Instead, connect them to the people who helped you. Share your network, not motivational speeches. We all need friends who will mention our names in rooms full of opportunities.
@ItsMainaKageni Support goes both ways I’m not an ATM. Financial access isn’t automatic & not every request for money is an obligation. If money is the foundation of the relationship,then we seriously need to rethink it. And if I only matter when money is involved, then that’s the real problem.
To every young, aspiring politician: your voice is not something to wait on — it belongs in today’s conversation. This is your time. Rise with confidence, speak with conviction, and lead with boldness and purpose.
Leadership isn’t defined by age, wealth, or who you know. It is defined by courage, vision, integrity, and the readiness to stand firm for your people when it truly counts.