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Legal & sporty mind 🏛️🏑

[BRAVIN YURI @BravinYuri]

Sifuna ametushikilia kule Senate, KTN imetushikilia huku border, na Sir Jah ametushikia anga. What will be shall be.

[Mina✨ @Sparkles2369]

Women are doing great things and I'll be one of them 🙌🏻

[S. Williams @ShakWills]

And perhaps for the lady, everything she wants.

[Hemant Mohapatra @MohapatraHemant]

The curse of discipline is that every day looks the same. The curse of indiscipline is that every year does.

[Faith Odhiambo @FaithOdhiambo8]

The deleted footage of Albert Ojwang’s final moments at Central Police Station is not just about one blogger, one cell or one night. It is a mirror held up to a system that still believes torture can be hidden and truth can be edited out of existence.

Albert did not die from colliding with a wall. Five pathologists unanimously confirmed head trauma, neck compression and multiple soft‑tissue injuries consistent with assault, while IPOA dismissed any suggestion of suicide and flagged interference with CCTV systems. This is not an accident. It is a choreography of impunity.

When a police station becomes the most dangerous place for a citizen who dares to speak, Kenya’s constitutional promise is turned inside out. Central Police Station, which should be a symbol of order, becomes a crime scene. Each deleted frame, each missing second of footage, is an extra layer of violence against Albert’s family and against the public’s right to know.

Albert’s killing is not an isolated file in a court registry, it belongs in the same archive as Baby Pendo, protestors shot for rejecting bad policy, and citizens abducted for asking hard questions. Until custody deaths trigger institutional pain, dismissals, prosecutions, personal liability and reparations, officers will continue to treat the cell as a no‑rules zone.

Justice for Albert means more than convictions. It means designing a Republic where no officer can delete evidence faster than Kenyans can demand answers. The State bears a heightened duty of care over every person in custody.

We must continue to push for victim‑centred justice, radical transparency in policing, and a future where stepping into a police station is not a gamble with your life.

[Ike Ojuku @IkeOjuku]

Here is the clip of 2007/8 post-elecion violence courtesy of Al Jazeera.

[🇰🇪 James WaNjeri @JamesKWaNjeri]

May Kenya never again have a judiciary that fears the executive more than it fears injustice

[Sheni Coker @sheni_coker]

Yes, the government is useless, but those of you throwing plastics and trash out of your car windows are part of the problem too

[Dr. Riziki🌜👩🏽‍⚕️🧘🏽‍♀️ @_mpekethu_]

You’re scared to start because you might not get the support you need. My dad always says nunua gari, ikikwama kwa matope utaita watu waskume. But you can’t start telling people to get prepared to push a car that doesn’t exist. We anza, the way becomes clearer as you go.

[Jenni @hashjenni]

Zohran Mamdani is 34 years old. YOUNG PEOPLE CAN LEAD EFFECTIVELY. You don't have to be 70 with "life experience" to do a good job.

[DJ KROWBAR @DJKrowbar]

When our parents used to say, "Weka news inchi inaweza kuwa inauzwa."

Today, That line is not a joke anymore.

[KAT @reallKAT]

NAHUM 1 :9
There will come a time when that problem won’t bother you again, not because you forgot, but because God ended it once and for all.

[nas @nas_nelli]

The verbal saka’s been giving loool. He held his tongue for YEARSSSS. Give this guy the mic at the parade

[Rasna Warah @RasnaWarah]

I said it before, am saying it again, one day someone will look at Kenya and say, here lie the ruins of a country destroyed by greed.

[Nwanyi Oma✨️ @_wamwea]

The problem with us is individualism. The problem is we don't understand the essence of protests, your average Kenyan thinks this is a holiday. That's why tomorrow we'll be back to work & business as usual. As long as we can afford our daily bread, we think everything is okay.

[Farhiya ✨ @farhiiiyaaa___]

Kesho mkijaribu kuuziwa fuel na the new expensive prices, just calmly explain to them that your presence at the petrol station does not equal submission to their prices. Just say no, guys 😂😂

[TiskTusk @TiskTusk]

In the last 3 weeks we have been on a serious roll. Athletics world record, swimming medals, skating, NBA and NFL debut, and now MMA? I can't even imagine what it would look like if the sports ministry invested proportionate to the talent

[Nomandla Bobo @nomandlabobo]

The current disparity between our tax obligations and the quality of public services provided is truly nauseating.

Register to VOTE!

[Larry Madowo @LarryMadowo]

Sabastian Sawe didn't break the 2-hour marathon barrier just because of the Adidas "supershoe." He's a damn good athlete. These East Africans all are.

I had to tell the whole world on CNN. Everyone be guided. Thanks for your attention to this matter!

[Silver Fox 🦊 @livin_omanga]

I honestly love this recent wave of Kenyans breaking barriers and making it to various sports disciplines . I wish them all best