Michael Wambua

Innovative Business Owner | Conceptual Designer | Luxury Interiors Consultant | Luxury Lifestyle Consultant | AI Expert | Born-again Christian.

[Michael Wambua @ThisIsWambua]

Those who buy Kenya Pipeline shares now will reap immense benefits especially with Dangote Refinery plans. Ethiopia will soon require a pipeline developed. Don’t say insider trading happened. #nse #lamurefinery #kenya #InvestSmart

[Michael Wambua @ThisIsWambua]

@harrismadeit1 That's the problem with social media in propelling body idolatry

[Captain Kipkorir @CaptainKipkorir]

President Ruto got the best Deputy President, Prof. Kithure Kindiki.

[Michael Wambua @ThisIsWambua]

D.O had to to told To WALK and WALK.

[Captain Kipkorir @CaptainKipkorir]

President Ruto got the best Deputy President, Prof. Kithure Kindiki.

[Moe @moneyacademyKE]

Aliko Dangote has revealed how he plans to finance his proposed $17 billion (about Sh2.2 trillion) oil refinery in Kenya.

Here's an explanation of how he plans to do it.

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[Michael Wambua @ThisIsWambua]

East African Community has been a paper tiger but His Excellency William Ruto wants to change that coastline to coastline everyone working together. To make it the Diamond hard tiger. For the NEXT PHASE OF GLOBAL ORDER.

[Kenya Ports Authority PLC @Kenya_Ports]

Kenya Ports Authority on Wednesday launched the Vessel Traffic Management and Information System (VTMIS) at the Port of Mombasa, marking a significant milestone in enhancing the safety, security and efficiency of vessel navigation within Kenya’s territorial waters.

The system is designed to improve vessel traffic management while strengthening oversight of port operations, including traffic control, resource management and logistics coordination. The project forms part of KPA’s broader modernization agenda aimed at leveraging technology to support safe, efficient and sustainable maritime operations.

Speaking during the launch ceremony, Chief Executive Officer Capt. William K. Ruto noted that the Authority remains committed to investing in digital solutions that enhance operational efficiency and position the Port of Mombasa as a leading maritime gateway in the region.

The VTMIS has been deployed across three interconnected sites, the Port Vessel Traffic Services Control Tower, Ras Serani Signal Station and the Shimanzi Oil Terminal Radar Site. All the facilities create a single integrated operational platform that provides real-time visibility and control of vessel movements within the port and its approaches.

In addition, the information system integrates modern advanced radar surveillance, automatic vessel tracking, integrated marine communications, meteorological monitoring, oil spill detection and digital port management functions. The features of the system are expected to enhance situational awareness, improve decision-making and strengthen overall marine safety and efficiency.

Capt. Ruto noted that the project has also included a strong human capacity development component, with some members of staff undergoing specialized training in vessel traffic services, radar operations, port management information systems, pilotage support and internationally recognized IALA certification programmes.

He reaffirmed KPA’s commitment to investing in world-class infrastructure, digital transformation and sustainable maritime operations that contribute to national development, regional integration and global competitiveness.

The operationalization of the VTMIS reinforces KPA’s ambition to embrace innovation and technology-driven solutions in delivering efficient, secure and competitive port services for Kenya and the wider East African region.

[Gov. Anyang' Nyong'o @AnyangNyongo]

This afternoon, we broke ground on Phase IIIA of our Non-Motorised Transport project along Ondiek Highway, Nyerere Road and Gumbe Road.

I was joined by PS Charles Hinga - State Department for Housing and Urban Development, alongside senior officers from the World Bank, in this groundbreaking for the project funded by the World Bank through KUSP II - Modern walkways, Safer crossings, Better drainage and Landscaped corridors.

Kaloleni, Lumumba, Makasembo, Ondiek and Anderson residential areas, are rapidly becoming the mini-cities of a growing Kisumu and their growth without our planning is a recipe for chaos. We are choosing to plan, to invest and to build a city that works for people. Not one that waits for problems to fix themselves.

Asante sana to the World Bank, the State Department for Housing and Urban Development and every partner who is walking this journey with us. #TichTire

[SirJohnKE @SirJohnKE]

🇰🇪||💻 Nairobi is officially leading as Africa's tech hub.

Kenya raised $1.04 billion in startup funding in 2025, outperforming South Africa, Egypt, and Nigeria.

Startup Funding in 2025:

🥇 🇰🇪 Kenya: $1.04B
🥈 🇿🇦 South Africa: $720M
🥉 🇪🇬 Egypt: $600M
4️⃣ 🇳🇬 Nigeria: $570M

Kenya attracted 44% more startup funding than South Africa and nearly double the amount raised by Nigeria.

With Nairobi at the heart of this growth, the city continues to lead Africa in fintech, clean energy, AI, and technology investment, attracting innovators and investors from around the world.

kenyans are not just building startups they are building an economy the world believes in.

[CS Rebecca Miano, EGH @rebecca_miano]

When we master our craft, excellence becomes effortless. True confidence in our daily work isn't born from guesswork; it is built on the solid foundation of competence.Every skill we sharpen and every piece of knowledge we acquire directly eliminates hesitation.

For our tourism sector to thrive, we all are committed to deep expertise, precise execution, and continuous learning. When you know your work inside out, you naturally engage with authority, inspire your peers, and deliver impactful results for our nation.

Let us intentionally elevate our capacity - choose competence, and watch your confidence redefine what you can achieve!

#CompetenceAndConfidence

[KENYA GOSSIP HUB @kenyasgossips]

Interior of the Kenya Airways Boeing 777-300ER, which has returned to Kenya after being leased to Turkish Airlines for 10 years.

[Musalia W Mudavadi @MusaliaMudavadi]

Modern markets are more than trading spaces, they are engines of economic growth, job creation and community transformation.

During my inspection of the ongoing construction of the Kiminini Modern Market in Trans Nzoia County, I assured traders and residents that the Government remains committed to delivering on its promise of providing safe, clean and modern trading facilities that empower businesses to thrive.

I was encouraged by the progress made so far. Once completed, the purpose-built multi-storey market will accommodate approximately 500 traders in a well-organised environment with designated sections for fresh produce, meat products, cereals, general merchandise and household goods, ensuring improved hygiene, safety and efficient movement of customers.

The facility will also feature bulk storage, cold rooms, smart stalls, retail shops, food courts, a kitchen, a social hall, offices, meeting rooms and an ICT hub, making it a modern commercial centre capable of supporting both small-scale traders and growing enterprises.

Beyond improving the business environment, the project has already created over 1,000 direct and 1,500 indirect jobs, with even more employment and business opportunities expected once it becomes operational in December 2026.

By investing in modern markets across the country, we are strengthening local economies, reducing post-harvest losses, improving food safety, increasing traders' incomes and creating dignified spaces where hardworking Kenyans can build sustainable livelihoods.

[Vicky Junior Mukulima @Vickyjr]

KQ means business.

[Dr. Raymond Omollo — CBS @ray_omollo]

Held a bilateral meeting with Mr. Ed Barnett, the United Kingdom's Deputy Ambassador to Kenya, to review the strong and expanding partnership between Kenya and the United Kingdom, particularly in the areas of security, policing reforms, border management and institutional capacity building.

We reviewed progress under the renewed Kenya–UK Strategic Partnership (2025–2030) and the Kenya–UK Security Compact, with a focus on ongoing collaboration in security sector reforms, including the establishment of the Nairobi Metropolitan Police Unit (NMPU), an intelligence-led policing model designed to address complex urban security threats.

We also assessed the impact of the UK's support through the REINVENT Programme in strengthening policing, peacebuilding and community safety initiatives.

Appreciating the enduring friendship between our two countries, I reaffirmed our commitment to working closely with the United Kingdom to advance regional stability, strengthen security institutions and create safe environments that support investment, economic growth and sustainable development.

[Africa First @AfricaFirsts]

BREAKING: Africa's richest man Aliko Dangote 🇳🇬 has picked Lamu in Kenya 🇰🇪 for a proposed KES 2.2 trillion (US$17 billion) East Africa oil refinery.

[Dr. Raymond Omollo — CBS @ray_omollo]

Promise being fulfilled

[Captain Kipkorir @CaptainKipkorir]

KSh2 TRILLION DANGOTE REFINERY FOR KENYA.

"I have asked the Deputy President, Prof. Kithure Kindiki to chair the government committee that is going to work with private investors and employers for what will be one of the largest investments in our country, the investment in the East African oil refinery. It is a Ksh2.2 trillion investment in our country. We have already set up a date for the groundbreaking, for your information” – President William Samoei Ruto

[Michael Wambua @ThisIsWambua]

Tell Morara He is not an EXPERT IN Bill of Quantities and WITH his PROPANGANDA he will be an opposition MP in Sep 2027. If the People of KISII are fooled ENOUGH to vote in this POLITICAL BUSINESS MAN.

[Citizen TV Kenya @citizentvkenya]

Morara Kebaso: I was reading this audit report, 1.8 million shillings spent on a pit latrine at Kenyoro SDA Primary. Which pit latrine will cost 1.8 million? A 5000 litres water tank, the MP is getting it for 500,000 shillings, kitu ya 35,000 kwa hardware. He said there is a problem of climate change in Kisii, the most forested place in Kenya. The guy is planting trees at a cost of 6 million. These are the MPs that must be replaced by people of values #JKLive