William Ruto opened a furniture factory in Eldoret last year October.
Suddenly, forests are being cleared for state lodges.
And suddenly, in the 2026/27 budget, Ksh 5.3B has been allocated for Furnitures and General Equipment.
Remember Meru Governor said that the state lodge in Meru will be equipped using furniture made from the wood cleared in the forest.
What he didn't tell you, is whose factory will make and supply the furniture.
William Ruto is a thug who thinks that thuggery is a hustle.
A President who is in business with taxpayers money is a thug!
#RutoMustGoNow
Nowadays we learn about our projects in foreign media since ours are compromised and Seth olale range goes as far as talking about arsenal and other mundane things while the country burns.
Withholding information should be illegal.
Victim shot dead in Tuesday Nanyuki protest identified as Sylvester Ndung'u, a 16-year-old Form Three Student, Laikipia East Police Commander Daniel Kitavi confirms.
The President of Finland flew into Kenya via a scheduled Turkish Airways commercial flight in May 2025. President Ruto flew to Finland on a very expensive private charter jet in June 2026.
Treasury has requested Sh400 million to renovate a building it hasn't fully acquired yet.
MPs have rejected the request and challenged the Treasury, asking why the government would spend hundreds of millions renovating a property it does not yet own.
The building in question is Jubilee Insurance House, a 5-storey block on Wabera Street in Nairobi CBD. The government is in the process of acquiring it for about Sh2.5 billion, but the deal is not yet concluded, and the building is still undergoing valuation.
Yet, Treasury wants Sh400 million released immediately for structural renovations.
This is the same government that is constantly telling Kenyans there is no money.
No money for this. No money for that. No money for essential services.
But somehow, there is money to renovate a building that does not even belong to the government yet.
At this point, it is becoming harder to argue that Kenya has a revenue problem. What many Kenyans are seeing is a priorities problem. They fly on private jets while the people continue to suffer.
And every time stories like this emerge, one begins to understand why public trust in government spending continues to decline.
This one I don't understand.
Picture 1 : As he was being arrested during Nanyuki maandamano.
Picture 2 : Him lying lifeless in a pool of blood.
What happened to him?
Breaking: The Ruto government's decision to impose a 0.8% export levy on tea is now showing its consequences.
Kenya has recorded the highest volume of unsold tea at the Mombasa auction this year.
Out of 12.52 million kg offered for sale, only 9.19 million kg was bought, leaving about 27% unsold.
The levy is charged only on Kenyan tea, making it more expensive than similar teas from Rwanda, Uganda, Tanzania, and Burundi sold in the same market. Buyers are increasingly shifting to cheaper alternatives. Combined with disruptions to global shipping routes and higher logistics costs, the levy has further weakened demand for Kenyan tea.
Some factories in Mt Kenya reportedly sold as little as 2% of the tea they offered.
And who ultimately pays the price? Tea farmers.
Lower sales mean less money flowing back to factories, smaller bonuses, and reduced earnings for farming families.
Once again, a government's hunger for more taxes appears to have undermined the very people it claims to protect. The people trained to defend him even if he delivers nothing for them.
#NairobiNationalPark is not a parking lot.
Today, we stood against plans to excise 90 acres of protected park land for a 1,300-car parking facility. Nine unarmed activists were arrested during the peaceful protest.
Protect nature. Defend civic space.
#NationalParkNotCarPark