Long serving Educationist, Education Administrator and teacher. Enthusiastic about local and Intern'l politics. Has a niche in youth mentorship and training.
Kuria: We Rigged 2013, 2017 Polls
Former CS Kuria claims he helped rig 2013 and 2017 elections
Kuria: Legal battle over rejected votes was used to rig out Raila
Kuria claims IEBC servers were tampered with to ‘steal’ election
Kuria names govt officials he says were part of the scheme
#CitizenTonight
ODM SUPPORTERS SPEAK: LINDA MWANANCHI OPENS A COMMANDING GAP
A Mizani Africa poll among ODM supporters shows 70.5% feel politically closest to Linda Mwananchi, compared with 29.5% for Linda Ground.
NAIROBI: Moses Kuria said yesterday something interesting: that Uhuru Kenyatta knows how the 2013 and 2017 elections were won, and that it was not as clean as we were told.
Honestly, I am tired of this kind of talk. 1/2
If you helped steal two elections, do not perform it on the radio like a story for evening gossip. Take the proof where it belongs: names, dates, papers, server records. Sit in a room and say it under oath.
Until then, you are not saving Kenya. You are playing with people’s heads.
And we have heard Kuria on this before. One year it is, “We almost clearly stole.” Another year it is, “We stole the votes.” Then he says, no, he meant, “We sang for Uhuru.” Now he is back with servers.
A man who keeps changing the sentence is not confessing. He is looking for a use.
What is the use?
2027.
Some people do not want the next election to be about the life Kenyans are actually living: prices, jobs, debt, hospitals, school fees, security. They want it to become Ruto versus Uhuru again. Hustler versus dynasty. Same old fight. Easy to shout. Harder to answer for a record.
That is the part that should worry all of us.
Because once you tell people, “Elections here are always stolen,” you cannot later beg them to accept a result. You have already permitted them to reject it.
Think about 2027. Suppose Kalonzo wins. Do you really believe Ruto’s people in Homa Bay will just fold their arms and go home? They will remember Kuria. They will say, “See? Even they admitted it.”
Then the same line will be used in every region by whoever loses.
That is how trust dies. Quietly first. Then loudly.
And IEBC is sitting there like this is entertainment.
In a serious country, a former Cabinet Secretary claiming he helped fix a presidential election would already be answering questions. Not next year. Now.
Their silence does not look mature. It looks scared.
I am not saying lock a man up for talking. I am saying stop treating Kenya like a studio.
We have buried people because of words like these. 2007 was not a debate. Families still carry it.
Anyone who uses that memory to position themselves for 2027 should be told, plainly: this country is not your chessboard.
If Kuria is telling the truth, let investigators take him in and test it.
If he is lying, then this is reckless, and it should stop.
IEBC cannot keep quiet while people are taught that the vote is a joke.
And Kenyans, we should refuse to be dragged into another Ruto-Uhuru war while our own lives are getting harder.
KANU spokesperson Tony Gachoka says a quiet political rift is brewing between former President Uhuru Kenyatta and former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua over their differing positions on the 2027 presidential race, with Uhuru backing Kalonzo Musyoka while Gachagua supports Edwin Sifuna.
This is criminal wastefulness.
There is absolutely no justification for these many busy bodies to spend hundreds of millions of public money on international business return air tickets, 7-star hotel accommodations in one of the world’s most expensive cities (New York), local transportation and colloidal amounts in per diems.
These charlatans should be surcharged for the misappropriation of public funds.
Telling the truth is a revolutionary act.
#SocialismIsTheSolution
#RevolutionNow
Nine senior Rift Valley politicians and influential professionals held a closed-door meeting on Sunday that reportedly ran late into the night.
The meeting is said to have produced four preliminary lines of action:
1. Itumbi — controlled isolation.
A gradual reduction of Dennis Itumbi’s access, resources and political space is reportedly being contemplated. The assessment: his increasingly aggressive propaganda is generating diminishing political returns.
2. Kuria — managed exit.
Moses Kuria is reportedly being treated as a declining asset, with discussions centred on gradually reducing his relevance and influence rather than confronting him publicly because he is on his way out.
3. Ruku–Kindiki resource realignment.
The meeting reportedly discussed shifting greater political and financial resources towards CS Ruku while correspondingly reducing the resources available to Deputy President Kithure Kindiki.
4. Ndindi Nyoro — discreet mobilisation.
Most significantly, the meeting reportedly called for quiet mobilisation through the National Administration apparatus in support of Ndindi Nyoro, while maintaining sufficient deniability to avoid creating an overt government campaign footprint
At the University of Eldoret, a lecturer is threatening students that if Ruto does not win next year’s election, those from Mt. Kenya and Western should not go back to the university.
Will NCIC summon this one or according to them he is preaching the gospel?
THE PAIRING THAT STANDS APART
Kalonzo Musyoka and Edwin Sifuna emerge as respondents’ strongest choice to challenge President William Ruto, drawing 40.8% in the latest Mizani Africa poll. The next pairing, Kalonzo and Fred Matiang’i, stands at 11.0%.
A lead of nearly 30 percentage points puts Kalonzo–Sifuna at the centre of the opposition ticket conversation.
All ODM Governors went to #UNGA …. On whose expense? For whose benefit? How will we be Singapore with this useless frolics? How will personal shopping, drinking, dining & aimless stay in New York assist Kenya?
Kenya is a strange country!
Singapore became Singapore for their leaders being austere & ascetic! But will our Governors understand what am saying?
Kaluma should know, A T-shirt is not a crime. Remembering Raila is not a crime. You cannot write a letter and own a man’s face after he is gone.
If Raila belonged only to a few leaders, why did the whole country mourn him?
Some people should stop this nonsense. Raila belongs to all Kenyans.
Kaluma says he will write to Sifuna and tell him never to wear a T-shirt with Raila’s picture.
That letter will not work. Raila was not Kaluma’s property. He was not one group’s property. He was a leader many Kenyans followed, suffered with, and buried.
Today, António Guterres gave his last speech at #UNGA as Secretary General … During his tenure, Israel erased Gaza, Saudi Arabia embargoed Qatar & bombed Yemen into a sh*thole, Sudan/Haiti/DRCongo went to abyss … There was no single major conflict he resolved … He was an impotent eunuch to BigPowers! Simply put, Guterres is the worst UN SG in History … His greatest failure was watching Gaza genocide without the courage to call out Israel for the genocide! He was weak & spineless! GOOD RIDDANCE!
Shock as reports emerge alleging that some hotels in Nairobi are adding four paracetamol tablets to meat and grains to supposedly speed up the cooking process.
Even more worrying, health experts warn that boiled paracetamol breaks down into a toxic compound that attacks the kidneys.
Prolonged consumption of meat treated this way could put unsuspecting diners at risk of kidney damage.
The most silly part is that no proven evidence that using the meds helps to fasten the process.
Kikuyus suffer the most hate despite being the least tribal. For example, Mt Kenya helped Ruto gain power only for him to retry 41 v 1 in 2027. SK Macharia gave Trevor Ombija a good job such that Ombija could vie in Nyakach only for Trevor to turn and call RMS 'hiyo kampuni yao.'
Yesterday, we submitted our Access to Information request to the Ministry of Energy on Kenya’s G-to-G petroleum imports. @SahdamAfrica. Evidence below.
We took this step after seeing motorists’ associations demand that the Government release the G-to-G data. Rather than wait, we decided to take the initiative ourselves.
We are asking for the records behind the entire money trail: every cargo imported since January 2023, purchase prices, premiums, freight, insurance, port, storage and financing costs, commissions and margins, intermediaries and beneficiaries, payments made, and the final landed cost per litre.
We are also requesting the underlying spreadsheets, data submitted to EPRA, Uganda-bound cargo records, allocation records, and audit or investigation documents.
In short, we want the documents showing what was bought, from whom, at what price, what costs were added, who was paid, and what the final cost was.
The request has been submitted. Now we wait for the records.
Hopefully, we are all safe.