@DCI_Kenya Keeping it illegal ensures that the only pple hadling Sh5m shipments are cartels wealthy enough to afford the logistics, and the only entity with the ultimate power over the resource is the state. Policy working exactly as designedโnot to save the trees, but to gatekeep the money
@UsahihiNME This would be a game changer, but we get conflicting information regarding the project from the key stakeholders, including treasury....is this project really on?
@kahome_steve But @kahome_steve, while we agree by @NdindiNyoro analogy that Equity don't build but pays rent, surely someone must build the premise from where they rent...
Kenya's government plans to relocate the iconic Kenya National Archives from Nairobi CBD to a safer, quieter location to protect records and make research easier for visitors
Gary Lineker has had an extraordinary career on and off the pitch. A brilliant sportsman, an outstanding broadcaster and a wonderful human being.
For millions of people, @GaryLineker is the face of Match of the Day, but for millions more he is also the face of humility, warmth and decency.
He had the courage to defend the humanity of refugees and to speak out against the suffering of Palestinians in Gaza. That should be recognised, remembered and celebrated.
Gary will be a huge loss to the BBC, but we will never forget the compassion he has shown for others.
Thank you Gary.
Her expressionless face..
The tapping of her ear
How lost she looks
Her little feet on the rubble
Is she, as Netanyahu puts it:
โA murderous Islamist terrorist organizationโ?
Can we be real about this FFS?
Raila in 2007: Victims of post-election violence must be compensated.
Raila in 2017: Victims of post-election violence must be compensated.
Raila in 2022: Victims of anti-government protests must be compensated.
But guess who gets compensated all this while.
Appalled by the criminal regime's adamant refusal to free Dr. @kizzabesigye1, whose continued detention without trial not only violates the Constitution but also slaps the Supreme Court and its recent decision in the face. He is evidently sick and frail and in need of urgent medical attention. Perhaps his shocking images look good to Museveni, who is persecuting him, and his son, who says that Dr. Besigye will only come out of prison in a coffin or after kneeling down before his brutal father!
I call upon all citizens of the world to join us in demanding for the immediate freedom of Dr. Kizza Besigye and the other prisoners of conscience. While these are definitely very dark times for our country, I want us to find courage in the song which Dr. Besigye loves to sing: DEEP IN MY HEART, I DO BELIEVE WE SHALL OVERCOME SOME DAY.