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[nasaba bora @Robinso54721791]

@kenyagossips Nyama choma is the Goat!, actually 😹

[nasaba bora @Robinso54721791]

@kenyagossips Nyama choma is the meat 😹

[nasaba bora @Robinso54721791]

Now that tushaambiwa vile bedroom yetu ni chafu ooh , kifagio iko kwa kitanda bla bla, I hope we vote in leaders that will do better for Nrb.

[nasaba bora @Robinso54721791]

@DBibiu34644 @RealKakuzi GIB 😹

[Thrilla the Gorilla @ThrillaRilla369]

When a man is retarded, men tell him that he’s retarded and to stop being retarded.

Behind every retarded woman are 1000 more retarded women encouraging her to continue being retarded.

[Hammer Hammer Ke @HammerHamm026]

The picture was taken in Kapchorwa, Uganda .
Meaning, Bukwo district and Kapchorwa Northern Uganda are registering to vote in Kenya , it has ceased to be allegations it's a reality, the enabler of the process is Mp Robert Pukose ( Endebbes) Senator Allan Chesang
@IEBCKenya

[Mohammed Hersi : Mr Optimist @mohammedhersi]

Kenya Cannot Barricade Its Way to 5 Million Tourists.

Today, tourists bound for the Maasai Mara sat stranded on the roadside since 10am not because of weather, not because of wildlife, but because a community frustrated over an unrepaired road decided the fastest way to be heard was to block every vehicle trying to pass, tourist convoys included.

Last week it was chaos at the airport. This week it is a highway barricade on the gateway to our most iconic reserve. Kenya cannot build a 5-million-visitor tourism economy on a foundation this unstable, one crisis after another, each one eroding the confidence of the very travellers we spent years courting.

Let me be clear about where I stand. The grievance behind today's blockade may well be legitimate. Roads in rural Kenya are neglected for years, sometimes decades, and frustration builds until it boils over. Communities have every right to demand better infrastructure from their county and national governments that right is not in question.

What is in question is the tactic. Blocking a public highway, indiscriminately, punishes the wrong people. It does not punish the county or national government that failed to maintain the road. It does not punish the national Treasury that starves rural infrastructure budgets. It punishes a tourist from Germany or Texas who saved for years to see the Great Migration, who is now sitting in a vehicle on the roadside with no end in sight, filming the whole thing on their phone for their followers back home. That footage does not stay in Narok. It travels the world in minutes, and it does more damage to Kenya's tourism brand than any TripAdvisor review ever could.

This is not a one-off. The Narok-Mara corridor has seen this pattern repeat for years, accident disputes, land disputes, insecurity protests, each one resolved the same way: a county commissioner arrives, appeals for calm, promises "legal means" will be pursued, and the road reopens and then it happens again. Appeals without consequences are not a strategy. They are a pause button.

If Kenya is serious about hitting 5 million visitors, two things need to happen.

✅️1. First, county and national government must treat the reliability of tourist corridors as critical infrastructure, on par with the reserve itself. The Nairobi-Narok-Mara route is not just a road. It is the delivery mechanism for one of our largest foreign exchange earners. It should be maintained, monitored, and protected accordingly, not left to decay until residents feel a barricade is their only recourse.

✅️2. Second, there has to be a fast, credible grievance channel for communities along these corridors, one that does not require burning tyres to get a government official's attention. If the only way a community's road complaint gets addressed is by shutting the highway down, we have built a system that rewards disruption and punishes patience. That incentive structure needs to change.

Kenya is not competing against itself. We are competing against Tanzania, against South Africa, against every destination offering the same wildlife spectacle without the same operational chaos. Every stranded convoy, every viral video of tourists baking in the sun on a blocked highway, is a gift to our competitors and a tax on everyone in this industry who has spent years building Kenya's reputation one satisfied guest at a time.

I remain convinced Kenya has what it takes to hit 5 million visitors. We have the wildlife, the coastline, the culture, and the people. But belief in the destination has to be matched by discipline in how we run it. A country cannot ask the world to trust it with their holiday and then leave that holiday hostage to whichever grievance is loudest that morning.

As always, I choose to remain an optimist but optimism without accountability is just wishful thinking, and today, on that roadside outside Narok, wishful thinking is exactly what is getting tested.

Very frustrating

Mohammed Hersi

[nasaba bora @Robinso54721791]

@bandit__ke You too my friend , you too. Tribal and yet educated

[nasaba bora @Robinso54721791]

@kwillscrewU Music is Art. Personality!=intelligence

[INSIDER BUZZ @InsiderBuzzX]

“In Garissa we have offices but no one is serving citizens”—A Gen Z , Emram Hassan Has Just exposed Garissa County Administration for abandoning their offices, making service Delivery hard for the residents.

[NAOMI MISATI @Dr_Buchu]

Trending sounds za 2027 mnatoa wapi🤣🤣🤣🤣😭

CS interior chieth🚮

[Luda☔️ @Ludathygoat]

Elementary school relationships were ruthless. She'd leave you for the fastest nigga at recess. 😭

[Yoko @Kibet_bull]

Robert Mugabe airport looks like an airstrip in Kenya.

Let Chivayo renovate this first before coming to renovate ours.

[✰ @wtfisSss]

This how I walk in that bitch

[Mbabz @Kalasinga_]

Ruto is a terrible President but an extremely ruthless and effective politician. I always give him credit for that, notwithstanding his methods.
With government machinery, he is more lethal as a politician. At some point, it will be either the opposition joins forces or some people from the opposition join Ruto.
Even if they do not join forces now, they will be forced to join when we have a runoff (because I don't think Ruto will garner the 50%+1 even if we have 10 other candidates).
At the point of a runoff, it will probably be too late for the opposition to unite.
Some will be too tired to continue with campaigns, some will be paid by Ruto to keep quiet and go on holiday and therefore indirectly join him.
The opposition must therefore unite before the elections.

This is the reality.

[nasaba bora @Robinso54721791]

@Mnyika_1 ‘Can feet in any environment’ Lol

[Alex kim @alex_kim_2]

Justice for Eric Gitonga "Tosh"

Our brother, Eric Gitonga Tosh from Buuri, is currently facing a deeply troubling situation. In September 2025, he unknowingly received KSh 300 from a wrong number — a mistake that was not of his making. Months later, in February 2026, he was arrested and charged over this incident.

Since then, the case has been ongoing, causing emotional and financial strain. Today, the court imposed a cash bail of KSh 200,000 — an amount that is extremely difficult for him and his family to raise.

We are calling upon our leaders, justice system, and the wider public to look into this matter with fairness and compassion. No one should suffer for a mistake they did not intentionally commit.

Let us stand together and demand justice for Eric. His situation reflects the need for a system that protects the innocent and treats every citizen with fairness.

Any Support would be appreaciated 0740532935
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#JusticeForEric

[Art of Life 🦋 @Art0fLife_]

You gotta stop calling yourself broke, ugly, etc. Your subconscious mind doesn’t know the difference between real or fake. Stop working against yourself.

[Bevalyne Kwamboka @bevalynekwambo3]

Why is mainstream media not giving Okiya’s odious debt case the attention it deserves?

Mnh, noticing

[Hanifa @Honeyfarsafi]

The killer of Adan Mohammed Hassan is still at large!! This is obviously intentional! They’ll never arrest him. @IPOA_KE the toothless dogs