@polo_kimanii Do you know the maps were hidden. Where our hydro electric dams are were emerald, aquamarine and other minerals that were taken to the UK
Everytime Ruto tries PR and he’s caught. This lady was not even aware of where she gave birth during the KICC health summit, someone just told her Pumwani and she said it 😂😂🤣.
"Kenya is a democratic nation, and everyone is free to visit anywhere. We won't tolerate goonism." Kericho Governor Dr. Mutai made these remarks, stating that Rigathi Gachagua and the Democracy for the Citizens Party (DCP) should be allowed to visit the people of Emurua Dikirr without being attacked by government-sponsored goons. The DCP is scheduled to host its rally there on August 21st.
What is happening in Homa Bay County is deeply worrying.
Politically sponsored goons are blocking roads, threatening residents and attempting to stop the Linda Mwananchi rally are an assault on the basic democratic right to assemble and speak.
Even more disturbing are that the operation is being coordinated by a relative of @InteriorKE PS his name Hesbon.
Homa Bay is witnessing the dangerous marriage of political violence and state protection.
No politician owns Homa Bay.
No goon owns the roads. No government official owns the people.
Linda Mwananchi must be allowed to assemble peacefully.
The police should protect citizens, not political interests.
Homa Bay will not be intimidated. Kenya will not be silenced.
There are deeply disturbing accusations surrounding the National Registration Bureau and the production of national identity documents, particularly in border, North Eastern, Nyanza and Rift Valley regions.
The issues being raised are explosive: that people who are not Kenyan citizens may be finding their way into the national identification system; that registration activity is being concentrated in particular regions; and that some of these identities could eventually become part of the electoral population.
Kenya is not dealing with an ordinary administrative irregularity.
We are dealing with the possible industrial manufacture of an electoral constituency.
And if it is false, then the government has an obligation to prove it false.
This is why I am calling for an immediate, independent forensic audit of the National Registration Bureau.
Lenders beware: Kenya’s High Court has greenlit our petition challenging US$54bn in odious debts under Kenyatta & Ruto.
No parliamentary approval. No public benefit. Offshore siphoning.
Kenyans WILL NOT repay what they never authorised. Accountability MUST be restored. #OdiousDebt #DeniBandia
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Sheikh Ibrahim Lethome: This idea of a vision beyond 2030, beautiful idea, but how many Kenyans trust it today? Many Kenyans don’t trust it. We need to look at what happened to Vision 2030: what have we achieved, what have we not achieved, and why have we not achieved that? I have lost hope with the current crop of politicians. Next year is an opportunity for Kenyans to say enough is enough. If you gave us promises and you have not fulfilled them, go home. Let’s come up with a new crop of leaders whom we can trust #JKLive
The husband to former Meru Governor Kawira Mwangaza Murega Baichu has dropp a new song called SIFUNA that should find it's way to the State House WhatsApp group.
Broadbased meeting in Naivasha had nothing to do with Kenyans. I heard them talking about God’s grace, you can’t talk about God’s grace when youths were killed in 2024.
~Joakim Simiyu
PUBLIC LAND IS NOT THE PRESIDENT’S PROPERTY
Public land is not government property in the ordinary sense. The State holds it in trust for the people of Kenya. The President is a custodian of that trust, not its owner.
That is why public land cannot be taken, allocated or converted at the President’s discretion. Any change must follow the Constitution and the law, with the required approvals and public accountability.
The argument that land must be taken before someone else grabs it turns the rule of law on its head. We cannot prevent land grabbing by legitimising it.
Kenya has already lost too much public land. What remains must be protected for present and future generations.
Public land belongs to the people. The State holds it in trust. No President has a personal title to it.