It is worth noting that we have never witnessed Members of Parliament, Senators, or MCAs in Kenya demonstrating over delayed salaries or unpaid benefits. This raises a critical question: why should ordinary citizens face such challenges, while elected leaders remain insulated from the very hardships affecting those they represent?
Every year, doctors, teachers, and lecturers, the backbone of our health and education systems ,are forced to protest over delayed pay and unresolved issues. Their demands are legitimate and vital to national progress.
Leaders are elected to protect public interests, uphold the Constitution, and ensure government services work for all. They must address these systemic challenges and deliver for every sector, not just themselves.
#DON 🐐
⚠️ WhatsApp Vulnerability Exposes 3.5 Billion Users’ Phone Numbers
Source: https://t.co/ElJpXMoDfS
A critical security flaw in WhatsApp has allowed researchers to expose the phone numbers of 3.5 billion users, marking one of the most significant data leaks ever documented.
This vulnerability is rooted in the app’s contact discovery feature. The exploit relies on WhatsApp’s built-in mechanism for finding contacts, which reveals whether a user is on the service and public details like profile pictures and status texts when a phone number is entered.
#cybersecuritynews #whatsapp
If you observe keenly,
You will realize politicians are strategically pushing for ethnic profiling.
"You, Kikuyus, are selfish,"
"Us Kalenjins are in government"
"We Luos have suffered enough, Kikuyus should let us eat."
Ethnic animosity is their last weapon to remain relevant.
They have failed to deliver.
They have failed to do what they promised.
They have realized we don't want them.
Their only tool is to whip ethnic emotions.
The good news is that Kenyans will not hate each other because of politicians.
We now know politicians are crooks, thieves, liars, and corrupt.
Politicians are scared when Kenyans unite around issues that concern them, like,
• Health
• Education
• Taxes
We have crossed that bridge of using our tribes to hate on other tribes.
Don't be distracted.
All we want is:
- Disband the government
- Dissolve the parliament
#RutoMustGo
ECONOMIC SMOKESCREEN:
Most Afrikans have been miseducated that tourism is an important part of economic growth.
It is NOT.
This kind of misinformation is peddled by the World Bank and IMF, which rank tourism as the second-best foreign earner after AGRICULTURE.
This is by design.
The tourism there is a smokescreen.
The actual thing there is "Mining" or "Exploitation of Resources."
Do you know that most of those so-called tourists only come to explore and exploit hidden minerals?
But we are fools who celebrate them at the airports with traditional dances, thinking that these tourists are here to build our economies.
The political class propagate this fallacy because they are errand boys who receive kickbacks from foreign mining companies.
By the way, the actual tourists would only come to do game hunting and not to photograph wild animals. That is why in South Afrika, this tourism madness is common.
The so-called tourists come to Afrika to:
- Explore our minerals
- Recruit girls and boys for sex slavery in Epstein Island and Hollywood.
Why do you think conservancies are owned by Europeans? Do you think it is because of those wild animals?
Think again.
They are mining our minerals and exporting them abroad.
It is only a fool who thinks that these foreigners can waste their money, take a flight to Kenya, and book a hotel just because of a giraffe.
They are doing fishy exploitation in Cahoot with the government of the day.
So, don't be surprised that when Kenyans started demanding the true position of mineral resources, the government saw it wise to keep locals out of these parks.
Why do we have British soldiers stationed in the Mount Kenya region that has the highest deposit of minerals? What are they doing there? Despite their bad history of human rights violations in that area, the government continues to protect them.
Why?
Because the more ignorant the people of Kwale, Kilifi, Taita, Samburu, Makueni, Laikipia, and other "poor counties," the more the tourists exploit these mineral deposits.
The so-called tourism has caused so much suffering to our people right from erosion of our values, drug peddling, sex trafficking, artifical banditry, and land displacement.
The true pillars of economic development in Afrika are:
• Agriculture
• Mining
• Manufacturing
• Forestry
• Transportation eg Ports
• Taxes and levies
Tourism is just an economic smokescreen to hoodwink the masses as foreigners loot our hidden minerals.
Wake up!
#DrainTheSwamp
Based on feedback and requested, i have created this new GPT called Kenya Law Guide, at the moment, it is trained on the following:
- Kenyan Constitution
- Traffic Act
- Finance Bill 2024
- Finance Bill 2023
- The Land Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2023
- Penal Code
If you have any bill/legislation we should add, let me know in the comments we add, we need to make all this information, bills and Acts of Parliament accessible to everybody.
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