1,133 dead. 650,000 displaced. Yet, legally, "nobody did it." The collapse of the ICC cases is a masterclass in how political power can systematically erase evidence, buy off witnesses, and sanitize history. We must keep posting the real clips to keep the truth alive.
We haven’t grasped how deep the internal security crisis in the country is because we use words that mask its intensity, such as “goons” and “insecurity”.
So what if we called it what it is, “state-organized armed militia”, “state-funded terrorism”, “state-sponsored violence”?
@wmnjoya Increasing fear for whenever any form of protests are planned.
Enforce the idea that August 2027 will be violent and get us resigned to 'our fate'.
Make it difficult for Kenyans who want to vie for Office-(if they can't afford goons to protect themselves).
We should not allow this government to orchestrate the 2027 post Election Violence like what happened in 2007. We can't afford to go backwards to as far as 20yrs.
A Paraguayan nobody has become globally notorious for racially insulting a a renowned footballer.
In other words, she now has an identity based not on her own achievement, but on abuse of black people. Just like north American slavery built wealth on the abuse of black people. White supremacy just can't resist building its capital on our humiliation. They can't do the work themselves of having their own ideas, so they insult us and ride on the reaction.
The diaspora is not treating investment like charity. It is literally replacing the state. That $100 billion is not going to consumption out of a lack of financial vision. It is keeping families alive because African governments have abdicated every responsibility they were supposed to carry. School fees, hospital bills, housing, food: the diaspora is subsidising what governance failed to provide, mostly while barely surviving themselves in expensive cities abroad.
Abductions and torture are back in Kenya. Davis Lichuma was found almost naked, and badly tortured. He is so traumatized that he can barely speak.
No Kenyan should be abducted and tortured for exercising their constitutional rights. This is how dictatorship starts, and we must resist this Ruto’s regime Gestapo tactics. #EndAbductionsKE
I visited Davis Lichuma at Nairobi Women Hospital today.
He’s not able to talk.
You don’t need to be told what he’s gone through.
His frequent tremors when asleep, most likely “post traumatic stress disorders” (PTSDs), tells it all.
Davis has been tortured.
This is not acceptable and those behind it must be held accountable. We cannot be a nation that tortures, maims and kills its youth just because they seek good governance.
Kenyans are distracted from every path that leads to the question of why we are not getting a better economy. That's why we have abductions after protests in the finance bill. That's why we have CBC to pretend education is the problem of the economy. Now the unemployed are being hired as goons. All these distractions and violence are to block us from asking about one thing: the economy..
A reminder that the Presidency is an office, not a personal hobby. You travel on a state passport, in a state capacity, funded by heavily taxed Kenyans. Demanding accountability for public expenditure isn't 'being bothered,' it's active citizenship.
Who advises these charlatans?
I'm going to say something today that I will repeat in 2027 after the election: The Soul of Kenya will need all hands on deck. We are seriously sick as a culture, and the work ahead of us now and then, is immense. All of us must find our part and pull.
“ Idon't think Kenya is the only country that tries to induce amnesia - it seems to be a global phenomenon. But offenses do not die. They do not disappear.”
Yvonne Adhiambo Owuor
After MPs criticized the Finance Bill, 2026 in public, 308 of the 348 MNA APPROVED it. 186 avoided Parliament, 122 VOTED for the Bill. 40 stayed in the Chambers and VOTED per their conscience. 2027 is next year. Kenyans will hold relevant political parties/MPs accountable.