⚖🎓 Calling on postgraduate students in international law, young scholars, government officials and lawyers in this field:
The 2026 International Law seminar will be held at @UNGeneva from 29 June to 17 June.
Apply by 17 April ▶️ https://t.co/KHyZ1Ws0pP
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Happy birthday Baba posthumous.
For the next 100 years ,nobody will become the president of Kenya without the name Raila Odinga in his/her campaign speeches .
Just like the Kennedy's of US,Martin Luther King Jr.of the American civil rights movement ,just like Nelson Mandela of South Africa, just like Mwalimu julius nyerere of Tanzania , just like Kwame Nkurumah of Ghana,just like Thomas Sankara of The land of the upright men .
As for me , I shall lead the renaissance movement you told me to start that will transition Kenya to a new republic.
Kenya needs a renaissance!
There is a leader who has gone insane and running helter skelter all over . The symtoms he portrays include verbal diarrhoea,generational shock,perenial laziness,morning idling, extreme appetite to work in the government, allergic to citizens problems ,day time dreaming ,sleeping in meetings and extreme itching if he does not travel out of the country.
The public is urged to be cautious around him as we work on ways and means of declaring him a risk to national security.
He has been in government for 40 years ,and currently serving at position three . But he has just woken up and noticed that we need a referendum before next election because his position is unconstitutional and therefore Kenyans must forget their problems and focused on entrenching his sickness in the laws of Kenya or else he declares next election unconstitutional.
Bwana ,how did our country get here?
Kenya needs a renaissance!
Attended the Christmas morning service at The Cathedral Church of the Redemption in Delhi. The service reflected the timeless message of love, peace and compassion. May the spirit of Christmas inspire harmony and goodwill in our society.
US 🇺🇸President Donald Trump is recalling nearly 30 career diplomats from ambassadorial and other senior embassy posts from Nigeria, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Senegal, Somalia, Algeria, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Gabon, Niger, Mauritius and Madagascar, as America moves to reshape its diplomatic posture abroad in line with Trump’s “America first” priorities.
The chiefs of mission in at least 29 countries were informed last week that their tenures would end in January.
They began to receive notices from officials in Washington DC about their imminent departures on Wednesday.
Source: @guardian.
Yesterday marked a truly historic day for the Great Lakes region. @POTUS hosted Presidents Tshisekedi and Kagame for the signing of the Washington Accords for Peace and Prosperity at the Donald J. Trump Institute of Peace. His leadership brought both nations together in a shared commitment to move beyond conflict, rebuild trust, and strengthen cooperation. This moment sets a powerful course for peace, stability, and shared prosperity across the Great Lakes region. It reflects a clear choice by both leaders to advance a more secure and prosperous future for their people, and it underscores America’s unwavering support for lasting peace in the region.
A military coup is taking place in Benin. Soldiers appeared on national television saying they seized power. Gunfire has been reported near the official residence of President Patrice Talon.
Mr Talon is due to step down next year when his mandate expires.
https://t.co/Uv0Ylz95m4
I welcome the official signing of the Washington accords for peace between the Democratic Republic of the Congo & Rwanda, under the facilitation of the USA.
I commend President Trump for his efforts & congratulate Presidents Tshisekedi & Kagame on this important milestone.
The @UN stands ready to continue supporting all efforts towards sustainable peace & stability in the region.
https://t.co/5PYiDwqsTb
The 2025 Nobel Prize laureates have arrived in Stockholm!
This morning our new laureates arrived at the Nobel Prize Museum where they were welcomed into the Nobel Prize family.
Take a look at some pictures from the day:
1) Physics laureate John Clarke arriving at the Nobel Prize Museum with a smile on his face.
2) Medicine laureate Mary Brunkow arriving at the museum in rainy Stockholm, Sweden.
3) Literature laureate László Krasznahorkai and economic sciences laureate Peter Howitt met at the Nobel Prize Museum in Stockholm.
5) Medicine laureate Shimon Sakaguchi arrives at the Nobel Prize Museum ready to meet his fellow 2025 laureates.
We'll be sharing more moments with our laureates in the coming days.
Former President Uhuru Kenyatta has taken Raila Odinga aside, his voice firm and resolute. He insists that the opposition leader must step up and run for President in the next election. This isn’t a casual suggestion—it’s a calculated directive, the opening move in a political chess game that Uhuru has been plotting with meticulous care.
Uhuru’s strategy is multi-layered. His primary objective is to drive a wedge between Raila Odinga and the current President, William Ruto, dismantling the uneasy partnership that has kept them tethered. Once Raila is out of Ruto’s camp, Uhuru plans to rally the Kikuyu community—the powerful voting bloc from Central Kenya—and steer the majority back into Ruto’s fold, leveraging their historical loyalty and regional influence. At the same time, he anticipates the opposition vote will fracture, with figures like Kalonzo Muyoka and a handful of other candidates siphoning off support from Raila’s base, diluting his chances.
Uhuru predicts that the result will echo the chaotic 1992 election—a fragmented contest in which Raila’s path to the presidency remains anything but guaranteed. Remember how Kenneth Matiba and Mwai Kibaki ensured that the opposition, which was rallying behind Jaramogi, was dismantled?
While Raila fights an uphill battle, most of Central Kenya’s voters will have already realigned with the government under Ruto, securing their place in the power structure. Raila’s ardent supporters, meanwhile, will be left grasping at straws, relegated to the opposition benches, their dreams of victory thwarted by a divided electorate.
Behind this intricate maneuver stand Uhuru and Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, united in a singular mission: to keep Raila Odinga and his loyal coalition as far from the corridors of government as possible. For them, it’s not just about winning—it’s about ensuring Raila’s influence is boxed out, his supporters sidelined, and their grip on power fortified for years to come.
@gpdkaluma@TheODMparty Remind the first group about history and betrayal. Remain firmly in government. You try to walk out others will come in immediately