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[Winnie Byanyima @Winnie_Byanyima]

After dark, Dr @kizzabesigye1 was moved from Luzira Prison to JCRC hospital today.

He is still very weak. He struggles to walk, speak, write or even hold anything steadily.

I am asking for one thing - let me bring him home to Geneva for proper medical care, surrounded by his family.

He has been arrested more than 50 times. He has faced case after case. He has never run away from justice.

Why drag a sick man from place to place? Why deny him the care of his family? Why force a trial on a man too ill to defend himself?

He needs care, not cruelty.

This is not justice. It is persecution.

#RightToHealth
#FreeKizzaBesigye

[Aji Bussu Onye Mpiawa azụ 🇨🇮 @AfamDeluxo]

This is profoundly insightful. One of the best explanations of love languages I’ve ever encountered. So beautifully articulated.

[SilentFrame @SilentFrameM]

In Nepal, elephants were seen saving people from the devastating Flood...

Pray for Nepal 🙏

#Nepal #NepalCrisis #Nepalfloods

[Angelo Giuliano 🇨🇭🇮🇹 @angeloinchina]

Western NGOs didn’t just block Nepal’s dams. They built the political class that still can’t protect the country—and the last “revolution” was their handiwork.

Today’s flash flood catastrophe on the Nepal-China border—dozens dead, hundreds missing, villages and infrastructure erased—exposes the same pattern.
For decades Western NGOs and their funders (USAID, NED and the usual network of “civil society” outfits) systematically blocked major barrages and storage projects. Environmental purity tests and “indigenous rights” campaigns killed Arun III, stalled West Seti and others. Nepal was left with run-of-river schemes that generate power when the weather cooperates but offer almost no flood regulation when an upstream avalanche or glacial surge hits. Sovereignty over infrastructure was surrendered to foreign vetoes.

See the record:
• International Rivers and allied groups helped force the World Bank withdrawal from Arun III and later targeted West Seti: https://t.co/cV1t799H12
• Civil society coalitions including International Rivers urged the World Bank to abandon Upper Arun and other mega-dams: https://t.co/Q2Jebd8HiJ
• US lobbying, driven by NGO pressure and legislation, instructed international lenders to avoid large reservoir projects in Nepal: https://t.co/ffjWqO4bu8

That same foreign NGO ecosystem runs the political system. USAID and related Western money poured hundreds of millions into “governance,” “civil society,” media, youth empowerment and “democracy promotion.” Local NGOs became parallel power structures, more responsive to Washington and European donors than to Nepali voters. Ministers, activists, media figures and “independent” experts rotate through these funded networks. The result is a political class trained in the language of Western grants rather than in building real national capacity.
Foreign NGOs effectively set the limits of what Nepal is allowed to do.
Look at the last so-called revolution. The September 2025 “Gen Z” uprising that toppled KP Sharma Oli was sold as a spontaneous youth revolt against corruption and a social media ban. In reality it followed the classic color-revolution script: digital coordination through Discord channels linked to NGOs like Hami Nepal, rapid escalation, selective violence, and an interim government staffed with figures drawn from USAID- and NED-linked organizations.
An online “vote” produced Sushila Karki as interim prime minister.
Half the early interim cabinet had direct ties to Western-funded fronts. The process cleared the old parties and installed a new configuration more amenable to the same external networks. Elections in March 2026 then delivered Balen Shah and the Rastriya Swatantra Party—another product of the post-uprising landscape shaped by those same influences.
This is not organic national renewal.
It is managed regime change that keeps Nepal dependent, unable to pursue large-scale infrastructure without Western approval, and geopolitically pliable between India and China.

The empire’s NGOs first prevented the dams that could have mitigated today’s disaster. Then they engineered the political upheaval that installed leadership still operating inside the same donor-dependent framework.
Nepal’s rivers remain unmanaged for extreme events because the people who decide policy were selected and funded by the same external actors who oppose real sovereign development.
Sovereignty is not a slogan for Discord polls or grant applications.
It means the right to build the infrastructure that keeps your people alive—and the right to reject foreign NGOs that treat your country as a laboratory for their ideology and strategic games. Until Nepal breaks that dependency, catastrophes like the one unfolding today will keep repeating.

[Yashar Ali 🐘 @yashar]

The way Kenny Rogers’ whole face lights up the moment he hears Dolly Parton’s voice coming from offstage.

I have always loved this performance so much.

[Altine Kasire @altinekasre1]

I think about the thief on the cross a lot.
No baptism.
No church membership.
No years of faithful service.
Just a dying man who turned his head and believed.
And Jesus said today you will be with me in paradise.
That is the most scandalous grace in the entire Bible.
And it is available to every single person reading this right now.

[💸 @LizzyBabyyyy78]

My dads best friend passed away in 2019 and every now and again he goes

“Why did that idiot have to go and die”
“Mela and this dying nonsense of his”
“This is a job for that one that decided to die”

[Mike Winger @MikeWingerii]

I was reading Genesis today and I noticed something I don’t think I’ve noticed before.

Prior to the famous destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah for their sins (Genesis 19) God actually rescued those same people, using Abraham to save them and their wives and children in the battle of the kings (Genesis 14).

What are we to make of this?

Perhaps it shows a pattern of God revealing himself to people and being gracious even up until it finally is time to judge. Do not take his kindness or grace as permission to sin or some kind of promise that judgment won’t come.

Indeed, about 150 years after Jonah’s preaching led Ninevah to repentance we had Nahum show up and tell that same city that destruction was now coming.

After the golden days of Solomon the kingdom split under his son’s foolishness.

Get your life right with God.

[Adventist Church @adventistchurch]

Ask Jesus to carry you through this current struggle.

[Nelson Havi SC @NelsonHavi]

Madam C J,

You are busy spending public funds in irrelevant projects whilst scoundrels in your office at the Judiciary and the JSC are appointing Magistrates into office, from candidates who never qualified in the interviews in the first place.

And then you will come to us asking for evidence of corruption in the shortlisting and appointment of Judges and Magistrates. It is improbable that you would know these obvious violations when you spend all your time with witchcraft practitioners in the guise of AJS instead of bettering access to and delivery of justice in Courts.

[Cas 2.0🤭💕 @cas_Reloaded]

You’re an adult woman. Enjoy sex without thinking it’s something being taken away from you. It’s just SEX!!

[Nelson Havi SC @NelsonHavi]

With today’s judgment, it cannot be explained why Deputy IG, Eliud Lagat is not accused number one in the murder of Albert Ojwang. It cannot! Lagat is the one who complained about Ojwang’s publications and ordered that he be killed.

[Willis Evans Otieno @otienowill]

Yesterday's judgment raises a serious question of prosecutorial consistency. If the doctrines of common intention, joint enterprise, aiding and abetting, or principal liability are to be invoked, then it is difficult to reconcile the exclusion of Deputy Inspector General Eliud Lagat from the list of accused persons in the Albert Ojwang matter, particularly where it is alleged that his complaint set in motion the chain of events that culminated in Ojwang's death.

If the prosecution's theory is that criminal liability extends beyond the immediate perpetrators to those who initiated, directed, procured, or substantially contributed to the commission of the offence, then the same legal standard must be applied consistently. The Constitution guarantees equal protection and equal benefit of the law; selective prosecution offends both the appearance and the administration of justice.

[I am Chege @_James041]

UPDATES ON MICHAEL OLOO OSURA🛑

Michael's wife testified yesterday at the High Court Nairobi.

She informed the court that Michael was picked from a barbershop by three armed men who identified themselves as police officers.

He was chained, before being bundled inside a black vehicle.

Since that day, more than a month ago, Michael Oloo is yet to be seen.

And that begs the question, " Where is Michael Oloo?

#EndAbductionsKe

[𝙴𝚖𝚒𝚛 of #𝟶𝟶𝟷 @MombasaEmir]

there is only one tribalist, wamunyoro

[CallUnc @Callunc]

Me stuck in a meeting that has nothing to do with me but the manager still wants me in

[Dr. C @chao_mbogho]

I have been sitting on some good news, whose press release just went live!

I am one of 9 recipients globally of the inaugural Impact Prize by Schlumberger Foundation, whose recognition & partnership will lift @KamiLimu's Mentorship Infrastructure work. 🎉

[Sophie Mugure Njehia @MugureNjehia]

DCI OLKALAU FREE ADEMBA NOW
BEING AN ELECTION OBSERVER IS NO CRIME ‼️

[WILLIE OEBA @WillieOeba]

Sasa ni masaa na kuweka farming na banter ya Samaki kando

Hamwezi geuzi my boy. You can say so much but Ademba strives to cover human interest stories from ground & bring them here.

He almost died covering June 25th.
Free Ademba, thats none negotiable !!

[WILLIE OEBA @WillieOeba]

AdembaI still held by the DCI

#FreeAdemba