I’ve signed a petition calling for accountability over the humiliation of a Grade 10 student in the Kenyan Senate. No child should ever be degraded in public institutions. Join me in demanding action and stronger protections for children’s dignity: https://t.co/K7a8q1BgOf
Senator Edwin Sifuna: My only crime is that I have refused to support President William Ruto’s re-election… this country cannot afford another five years of this expensive, divisive, incompetent and disastrous Ruto misadventure.
What makes people rally around ODM SG Edwin Sifuna isn’t sympathy.
It’s recognition.
He said out loud what many feared to say.
He stood firm when silence was rewarded.
And moments like this have a way of revealing who values courage, and who fears it.
This is a national THREAT NOW! Mange Kimambi has shared TOP MILITARY confidential information that is indeed risky to Tanzania. How will Samia Suluhu survive now �
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 🐐
My X family, if you’ve been keen on the TL since yesterday, you’ve probably noticed something strange a sudden flood of tweets about Tanzania and Samia Suluhu (aka "Idi Amin mama").
Now don’t get me wrong, I respect all the bloggers supporting Tanzanians and sharing their stories and i support them. But I can’t help noticing a pattern.
Whenever major issues hit home, like the Cybercrimes Act ruto signed, the GMO cassava approval this week, or the new privatization bill, our TL suddenly gets flooded with distractions.
I might be wrong, but it feels deliberate. Some bloggers are clearly being used to shift our anger from our own government to Tanzania’s.
The heat was rising for the Ruto govt
The clouds were gathering
Boom, now everyone's focus is on Tanzania
Think about it, Samia banned X in Tanzania. So most Tanzanians can’t even see these hashtags. Who are we really tweeting for?
The Tanzanian replies that you are seeing on X are just bots; if you have been keen, you will notice.
In Tanzania itself, the brainwashing that is taking place over there it's just a pity
Fellow Kenyans, if you noticed this too, big up to you.
Let's not lose focus.
Let's keep our energy on fixing the home first.
Let's keep our eyes on the looting happening
Let's keep our eyes on the land grabbing happening