@My__personalP@_kapombe Pure nonsense- we need to demand the costs for these trips and who paid for them. We cannot be footing joyroder bill for people who have absolutely no need to attend this event. AMA they are there to crap and cheer as the president speak. Besides who else would want to listen in.
Prophet David Owuor has issued prophecy warning that:
“There is another disease also coming to the earth, and the Lord has shown it to me already,” Owuor said. “There is a cancer, a cancer that is coming to the earth. It will be like an epidemic, an epidemic of cancer.”
Kitui County Wiper-nominated MCA Mbithe Mulinge faces heavy social media backlash after recording herself donating a loaf of bread and a packet of milk to a needy woman. Critics accuse the Woman Rep aspirant of clout chasing and eroding the recipient's dignity for political public relations, while supporters defend her actions as an inspiration to others.
President William Ruto: I made a commitment that we are going to make sure that every mother who gives birth, when they leave the hospital, we are going to make sure that they have diapers. That is a commitment I must fulfill
Who cares what she got in her A-levels? I’m no fan of the Home Secretary, but this witch hunt needs to stop. Oxford followed its process. If a crime was committed, let the proper authorities investigate. Dragging someone through the mud because you feel like it isn’t right.
Shabana Mahmood our Home Secretary has never disclosed her A level results.
She admitted that she failed her 11+ exams, but despite this went on to study Law at Oxford University.
In the wake of the Jason Arday scandal at Cambridge University surely transparency is crucial ?
British media murdered Dr Arday. And the most painful part of that they will take no responsibility. We have been down this road before.
Very sad indeed
Rest well bro
@SimonElmer2022 Wow you can write boy at least you have proved that. You cannot be the judge and the jury. Whoever was agreeved should have gone to court not publicly taking the matters on their hands. You seem to be someone who understands the law , u should know what that means
Jason Arday was hounded by the British media to death.
188 articles in 9 days.
249 articles in 22 days.
Over plagiarism controversy.
Nathan Cofnas—a sacked Cambridge race-theorist—started the allegations.
As someone who has experienced a smear campaign, I can tell you with full certainty that it can take you into total darkness.
They forget they are dealing with a human being. They forget it is someone's entire life they are tearing apart.
This is what sinister journalism does.
Shame on the British media.
Barack Obama was once heckled and he took time to perfectly answer the youths. Ours will send some Subarus, be taken to containers for torture for some days.
@ledamalekina@Senate_KE@NAssemblyKE Disgrace - we have puppets in parliament and senate who dance to executive tune. The role of government oversight have been abdicated.
Amazing even a full professor cannot explain something so simple but yet fundamentally complex from his own government why should we wait to have all these opportunities Till 2060?
Prof Anyang’ Nyong’o: A child born in 2060 should not suffer from diseases that are preventable, should go to school without any hinderance, and have the ambition to achieve his goals in life. Vision 2060 must create an opportunity where everybody feels at home
#CitizenExplainer
This would be the best - we will be voting for mps and senator and the whole tribal nonsense will stop. And equally it’s easy to recall MPs than president
Gachagua and Ruto need to stop taking Kenyans for a ride. Let’s talk about BATUK…
Gachagua now claims Ruto’s administration demanded a KSh 3 billion bribe to allow BATUK to conduct its military training in Kenya this year. If that allegation is true, then maybe it starts to answer some of the questions Kenyans have been asking for years because, BATUK’s presence in this country has been controversial for years. We’ve heard concerns about environmental damage, unexploded ordnance left behind after training, damaged roads, allegations of misconduct involving some personnel, unresolved court cases, and communities that have spent years demanding accountability and compensation. Yet through all that, BATUK has remained. So if it’s true that a KSh 3 billion bribe was demanded just to allow this year’s training, then it’s only natural for Kenyans to ask whether this is part of the reason so many of these concerns have never been adequately addressed.
But Gachagua also lost me when he said Nanyuki’s growth is courtesy of BATUK.
First things first, we need to stop this slave mentality that makes us believe our prosperity depends on foreign military bases. BATUK sits on hundreds of acres of Kenyan land worth billions. Imagine if that land was put to work directly for Kenyans through agriculture, industry, housing, research or other productive investments that create opportunities for our own people. Why are we being conditioned to believe that our development depends on hosting a foreign army?
And let’s also be clear, BATUK is not leaving Kenya. They are simply not conducting their military training here this year. Their base is still here.
So instead of turning this into another Ruto vs Gachagua political circus, let’s finally have the conversation Kenyans have been trying to have for years. Does this arrangement still serve Kenya’s interests? Have the benefits genuinely outweighed the environmental, social and legal concerns that communities have continued to raise? And is this really the best use of hundreds of acres of valuable Kenyan land?