monicah mwangimuthee

[Henry Kabogo 💧 ❄ 🇰🇪 @Kabogo_Henry]

NTSA, this is a citizen complaint.

Blinding headlights on Kenyan roads have become a serious safety issue.

Matatus.
Boda bodas.
Buses.
Private cars.

Some vehicles are no longer using headlights. They are carrying portable suns.

Every night, drivers are forced to slow down, squint, or drive blindly because an oncoming vehicle has turned the road into a stadium.

At highway speeds, a few seconds without clear vision is enough.

Dear NTSA, do you need our help identifying these vehicles?

Because Kenyans meet them every night.

We know the routes.
We see the offenders.
We experience the danger.

Maybe giving Kenyans a better night driving experience has not been urgent enough.

But here is the interesting part:

You can actually fine them.

Maybe the revenue opportunity will finally motivate action where public complaints have failed.

Fine them. Remove unsafe modifications. Make the roads safer.

Road safety is not only about speed cameras and checkpoints.

Sometimes it starts by allowing drivers to see where they are going.

Tag NTSA.

Repost until night drivers are heard.

@ntsa_kenya

[monicah mwangimuthee @Mutheemonny]

@ntvkenya Impunity tupu in our motherland!

[Stephen Mutoro @smutoro]

Ruto flew to South Africa in a Boeing BBJ2 (737-8DV), reg. T7-BBJ2 — a flying palace worth ~$80M (Sh10.4B)
🫆It’s a 737-800 converted into a private jet for heads of state. Inside: master bedroom, living room, conference area, shower, the works. Cabin space of 1,004 cubic feet — bigger than many Nairobi apartments.
🫆Range is 6,000+ nautical miles. Nairobi–Pretoria is a short hop for this beast.
🫆The T7 prefix means it’s San Marino-registered — a chartered jet, not Kenya’s
🫆Because “Harambee One”, Kenya’s official presidential aircraft, is grounded in the Netherlands for maintenance and likely headed for retirement.
🫆Kenyan taxpayers are footing the bill for a chartered $80M “flying hotel” while the government has no functional presidential jet
… They elected a hustler. The real hustlers must tighten their belts — to support the luxury of their King!

[monicah mwangimuthee @Mutheemonny]

@susankihika Gerraouta here!

[Yoko @Kibet_bull]

They have approved the 4B substandard fuel. They will then drop the price by ksh 10 and they will pay influencers to praise it.

Leo tuko pabaya kuliko Jana.

[monicah mwangimuthee @Mutheemonny]

@citizentvkenya Great job @Wamatangi_ kindly also operationalize Githunguri level 5 hospital.
The people of Githunguri need not travel to Kiambu to access specialists services

[Shoba Gatimu @shobanes]

When you reduce the quality of the product, why would the price of the product remain the same? Shouldnt that be lower too since we are purchasing an inferior product?

[Stephen Mutoro @smutoro]

Credible Reports: Some oil marketers are refusing the One Petroleum dirty fuel.
🫆Trade CS Kinyanjui waived quality standards to release substandard petroleum into Kenya’s market.
🫆Now there’s some “fuel shortage” because some intelligent dealers won’t touch it.
🫆This is the Mohammed Jaffer’s MT Paloma scandal in real time. Consumers will NOT pay the price for corrupt procurement.
🫆The dirty fuel should be immediately withdrawn from all non-compliant fuel stocks

[Sholla Ard 🇰🇪 @sholard_mancity]

This early morning we reveal an even bigger education scandal touching on SHA & NHIF.

A circular sent to schools by the Ministry of Education (Kenya) shows that the government has released KSh4,766 per high school student for 2nd term under “free secondary education.”

But which secondary school in Kenya can realistically run on KSh4,766 per learner for a whole term?

And here is the bigger question:

The same circular shows KSh300 per student deducted for medical insurance.

Yet the student insurance scheme under NHIF was removed, and schools are now being told to register learners under SHA which parents have to pay.

So why is KSh300 still being deducted? Where is that money going?

Before, this money was tied to NHIF medical cover for students.

KSh300 may look small, but multiply it by thousands or millions of students and you begin to see the scale of the money involved.

[monicah mwangimuthee @Mutheemonny]

@JuliusKBitok What a shame!
I would be so ashamed defending such an allocation if I were you or in your position!
That allocation doesn't make any sense!
I wonder how school principals work with such capitation.

[Okiya Omtatah Okoiti @OkiyaOmtatah]

BRIEF ON TODAY’S PROCEEDINGS IN THE ODIOUS DEBT PETITION AT MILIMANI HIGH COURT

This morning, the Milimani High Court did not hear the substantive Odious Debt Petition. Instead, the matter was adjourned to allow the Court to address multiple interlocutory applications seeking either to dismiss the petition unheard or to strike out some parties from the suit.

The key applications before the Court are as follows:
1) The Attorney General argues that, because the Government has directed the Auditor‑General to conduct a special audit of Kenya’s huge odious debt stock, the petition is premature and the Court lacks jurisdiction to entertain it at this stage. The AG therefore contends that the Court should await the outcome of that audit. The National Assembly supports the AG’s position.

2) The @IMFNews seeks to exit the case, invoking immunity under a treaty it signed with Kenya in 1963, which grants it absolute immunity before Kenyan courts.

3) The Former Auditor General Edward Ouk and the former Controller of Budget Agnes Odhiambo claim personal immunity, asserting that they acted in good faith during their tenure and therefore cannot be held accountable for any shortcomings.

4) The Current Auditor General FCPA Nancy Gathungu, CBS, and the current Controller of Budget Dr. Margaret Nyakang’o maintain that they cannot be sued in their personal capacities; only their respective independent constitutional offices may be parties to the suit.

Although the petitioners had fully responded to all the applications and were ready to proceed, the @IMFAfrica and other parties stated that they were not ready and requested seven days to respond to the petitioners’ rebuttals of their applications.

The Court then directed that all parties wishing to file any responses (replying affidavits and/or submissions) do so within seven days of today. The Court will thereafter peruse the documents and render its ruling on the applications on 25th June 2026.

To fast‑track the matter, the Court will deliver its ruling on the applications without orally hearing the parties. There will be no highlighting of submissions.

If any of the parties are struck out, they will be dropped from the case, and it may become necessary to amend the petition before it is heard on the merits.

Finally, if the AG’s application to strike out the case unheard is dismissed, the petition will proceed to be heard and determined on the merits. If the application succeeds, the matter will end there.

The petitioners are fully prepared and are doing everything possible to succeed in this epic battle against Kenya’s huge odious debt stock. Kenyan taxpayers deserve accountability and fiscal justice. We shall not relent. The petitioners will not be the first to blink. #ReKe #DeniBandia #OdiousDebtKenya

[Conrad Kulo @ConradKulo]

If @KRACare can not address UDA tax evasion then there is no reason any Kenyan should be asked to pay tax. We can not have a selwctive way of applying the law.

[Shoba Gatimu @shobanes]

Tenwek hospital built a brand new Cardio Thoracic hospital from scratch for about 5Billion. 176 beds, 6 theatres, lab, blood bank, 52 ICU units, endoscopy rooms etc. Ruto went to open it. The 89 Billion spent on statehouse in 4 years could build 17 of these across the country.

[Cyprian, Is Nyakundi @C_NyaKundiH]

This regime has a level of njaa never seen before. How does KSh 500 million recovered from suspects’ homes just disappear? Sometimes you wonder where all this money is even needed, like is someone trying to pay for some healing ritual and has been asked for billions? At this point the country is being run like a criminal enterprise.

[Cyprian, Is Nyakundi @C_NyaKundiH]

Ksh 500 Million was recovered from the houses of Petroleum PS Mohamed Liban, EPRA boss Daniel Kiptoo, KPC MD Joe Sang, and official Simon Wafula.

[Friends of Karura @karurafriends]

Nairobi National Park is under pressure.

Friends of Karura Forest stand with @FoNNaPKenya to immediately stop the destruction of 100 acres of upland forest in Nairobi National Park.

Reports confirm tree clearing linked to plans for the new Animal Orphanage and a 1,300-vehicle parking area tied to the Bomas project.
Kenya’s national parks are not parking lots!

Petition link: https://t.co/sSmtlSAmFZ

#SaveNNP #SaveKenyaForests

[monicah mwangimuthee @Mutheemonny]

@hon_wamuchomba All over sudden you have information which you think would interest us?C'mon get a life!

[Daily Nation @NationAfrica]

Times Tower vault heist: 24m excise stamps stolen from KRA
https://t.co/GGd1F3hYFF

[Nzioka Muli @nziokamul1]

Remember folks:
Gold in Isiolo.
Iridium in Laikipia.
Coltan in Meru.
Keep your eyes wide open for this one.