This is painful to watch!
Albert Ojwang’s mother says sometimes she thinks her son is still in Mombasa. She walks outside hoping to see him come through the gate, only to see his grave.
Albert was the one that provided for her. Since he was murdered, life has gotten really hard for her. There are days she has slept without food.
She says the jobs wakina Sakaja promised her, never came through.
To this very day, the government has never told Kenyans what was this serious crime Albert Ojwang committed that Senior police officers had to be sent to pick him from his father’s home, not even allowed to have one last meal with his people, and ferried to be killed in Nairobi.
How can any parent listening to her still shout “Tutam”?
And the Luo politicians, after being bought cheaply, decided praising those who killed Albert Ojwang is more important than seeking justice for him.
May earth grant justice to the family of Albert Ojwang and those other Kenyans the UDA government has killed.
Pole sana Mama!
Kevin Kiarie PAID for his OWN TICKET to REPRESENT his country in skating in Egypt, but there are Billions of shillings STASHED somewhere awaiting VOTER BRIBERY.
If you can't be mad about this, you are MAD!
Embarrassed that @KalashaKenya has decided the president, who has proved he hates artists, should be present at the awards ceremony. Embarrassing. Even the films you're showing are against him. Including but not limited to BLOOD PARLIAMENT. EMBARRASSING.
Wasanii hawana njaa ya kutosha na kutoka block, that you wrote a script and accepted awards and hosted the reason for our collective suffering... Nick died you guys!! Nick died while fighting for a better system and you guys do this?!! Yoo!!!
SHA was supposed to make healthcare accessible, but has made it even more expensive for those with the least in 🇰🇪#ErrorByDesign, produced by @AfUncensored@LHreports and @guardian investigates how SHA’s AI algorithm is overcharging the poorest while undercharging the richest. Watch the full documentary, premiering Sunday, May 3, 2026.
I remember begging the officers to allow us to make Dr. Obwaka comfortable because he was in poor health.
We were passed from one person to another, with no clear response (The Investigating Officers and the In-charge). Dr. Obwaka had shared that he had previously undergone heart surgery.
When we had no other option, we called emergency medical services and requested an ambulance. Only then did they allow him to receive medical care.
Imagine receiving medical attention in the parking area of the Judiciary at Milimani Law Courts.
Dr. Obwaka had been unlawfully arrested from his clinic and charged on what were fictitious claims, which were later dismissed.
Daktari rage in the light, and don’t let those who pushed your to poor health rest.!
#RiPDrObwaka
@Safaricom_Care@owuorgpo Thank you for forcing us to seek out alternatives. We had our heads deep in your corporate bosom, it's time for something new!
@Safaricom_Care@biggzless_jones Was there someone putting a gun to your heads to release the app before stabilization was completed?
That response does not make sense.
As in, logically speaking, this app was replacing an already existing, stable one.
Not that it was starting from scratch!
@Safaricom_Care@lasrui Not true. I had to keep on using Safaricom data for the app to 'get' my phone number everytime I needed to use the app. And now that I am not in Kenya, I can forget about using the damned thing. Your 'fixing gaps' included cutting off local and diaspora customers...brilliant!