Cess K. Repah

A mother who's achieved a lot, happy to be alive...

[Africa ni home @Africa_Ni_Home]

They want Ibrahim traore out. assimi goita out and General Abdourahamane Tiani out but they are okay with william ruto. bola tinubu. Alassane ouattara.
dont let them fool you again.

[Anwar Saddat @AnuarSaddat]

While giving orders for Tata Chemicals to stop their operations and leave Kenya, Ruto said he was forced to do so because the company has been operating in Magadi for 100 years and have done nothing for the local community.

In preparation to comply with Ruto’s directive, the mining company had begun shutting down operations including turning off water and informed their staff at the only hospital in the area of their intention to close down as directed by Ruto.

It was only then that Chivayo’s puppet found out that Tata chemicals have been supplying the entire Kajiado county with water for free, build and staffed fully functioning and operational hospital and schools, in the same community he claimed the company did nothing about for 100 years.

The Christian Hypocrite is now claiming that Tata chemicals is blackmailing him by turning off water to Kajiado.

He has now directed the ministry of water to back on the water supply that Tata Chemicals turned off.

In reality it was Ruto who was blackmailing Tata chemicals because the Company has been dragging their feet in giving Ruto about 290 acres of Land he has been eyeing in Kajiado that is currently owned by Tata Chemicals.

In 2027, Kenyans must do everything to save our Nation. If Ruto gets back to the Presidency, we will lose our Nation completely.

[Okiya Omtatah Okoiti @OkiyaOmtatah]

This is a constitutional coup against the TSC.
Article 237 gives the independent Teachers Service Commission exclusive power to appoint teachers, not @StateHouseKenya, not the Speaker, not Members of Parliament & political brokers.
@HonWetangula’s admission that letters now come from @StateHouseKenya is an open confession of executive capture. It turns jobs into patronage, locks out qualified graduates, and reduces @TSC_KE to a rubber stamp.
Hoarding and dishing out these letters through MPs is institutionalised corruption.
@TSC_KE

[Moe @moneyacademyKE]

MPs have been selling teachers’ employment forms for up to Sh400,000, according to Speaker Moses Wetang’ula.

He said the forms are received from State House and then sold to desperate Kenyans seeking jobs.

[David Maina Ndung'u @DMainaNdungu]

Before Ruto came into office..

✅ A student pursuing medicine in public university was paying ksh.30,000 annually.

☑️ After Mtoto ya maskini came to office, student pursuing medicine in public university is now paying ksh.612,000 annually.

✅ A student pursuing engineering in public university was paying ksh.30K annually.

☑️ After Mtoto ya maskini came to office, student pursuing engineering in public university is now paying ksh.336,000 annually.

✅ A student pursuing law in public university was paying ksh.30K annually.

☑️ After Mtoto ya maskini came to office, student pursuing law in public university is now paying ksh.275,000 annually.

It's not that the government has no money to subsidize university education. Far from it..

❌ Ruto would rather host 10,000 private security guards at State House and bribe each with 5K, thats a total of ksh.50M inside two hours.

❌ Ruto would rather host 10,000 pastors at State House and bribe each with 5K, thats a total of ksh.50M inside two hours.

❌ Ruto would rather host 5,000 shekhs at State House and bribe each with 10K, thats a total of ksh.50M inside two hours.

❌ Ruto would rather host 10,000 chiefs at State House and bribe each with 10K, thats a total of ksh.100M inside two hours.

❌ Ruto would rather host 10,000 Nyumba kumi elders at State House and bribe each with 5K, thats a total of ksh.50M inside two hours.

❌ Ruto's State House is consuming over ksh.20B annually, the same State House was consuming ksh.4B four years ago. Ksh.20B is enough to subsidize public university education in 6 months.

❌ The less we talk about looting in Ecitizen, SHA, Housing levy, NSSF etc, the better

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#RutoMustGo

[George Njoroge @georgenjoroge_]

Nigerian billionaire Tony Elumelu reportedly scolded a young African trainee for daring to call him “Tony.”

Then watch him abroad, smiling from ear to ear as a foreign interviewer young enough to be his daughter casually calls him Tony.

That African disease: demand titles, worship and trembling from your own people, then land abroad and suddenly discover humility. 😂

Have a lovely day, TONY.

[Expat_Kate_Travelegy @Hike_with_Kate]

I left Nairobi with about 5GB worth of roaming bundles, thinking I was sorted. 📱✈️

Well… they did NOT work! 😩😂

So there I was, somewhere between Nairobi and Blantyre, having to borrow a hotspot from a kind fellow passenger just to stay connected. 🙈

Then I landed in Blantyre, Malawi 🇲🇼 and there was only one option left — buy an eSIM! 📲

Lesson learned: Never trust your roaming bundles blindly when travelling. 😂

#travelfail #travelstories #Blantyre #Malawi #nairobi #eSIM #traveltips #roaming #digitalnomad #travellifestyle #airportstories #AfricaTravel

[Stadler Twins @stadlertwins]

It's easy to praise God when things are going right. The real test of your faith is whether you still trust His character when every earthly comfort has been stripped away.

[Thrilla the Gorilla @ThrillaRilla369]

Maybe I’m wrong but I think a government that demands accountability for how you spend YOUR money, but refuses to account for how it spends YOUR money, should be immediately replaced.

[SokoAnalyst @SokoAnalyst]

1,000 CEOs ISSUE 8 KEY DEMANDS TO PRESIDENT RUTO:
Kenya's business leaders have spoken. The message? Lower the cost of doing business and create a more predictable environment for investment.

The 8 demands:

1. Lower the cost of doing business — reduced levies, licensing fees, fuel and energy costs
2. Make tax policies more predictable — stable, transparent and equitable
3. Make credit more affordable — improved access to financing, especially for SMEs
4. Cut bureaucratic hurdles — simplify compliance and regulatory processes
5. Clear pending government bills — settle on time and release funds promptly
6. Maintain long-term economic stability — development plans beyond political cycles
7. Improve infrastructure — attract investors and ease operations
8. Deepen government-business engagement — sustained dialogue and collaboration

The context: Cost of doing business emerged as the leading domestic constraint to firms' growth over the next 12 months.

External risk: The Middle East conflict was identified as the key downside risk, affecting energy prices, trade and supply chains.

[Kipkalya Kones @MrKipkalya]

CS @kipmurkomen, I've heard @rigathi refer to you as the most childish person to ever hold a cabinet position in this country. After hearing your response on the Homa Bay violence, I totally agree with Gachagua. In fact, I now think that reference is unfair to genuinely childish people, because you are worse.

"Once you have been told there are goons waiting for you, why do you still go there?" is the response from the Cabinet Secretary for Interior and the country's security tsar?? I froze when I heard you saying that, and played the clip over and over again to be sure.

You are incompetent, foolish, childish, naive and clearly unstable, all at the same time.

Do you know why? Because opposition politicians will soon prepare goons to warn your beloved pro-government rallies of dire consequences if they visit certain areas, and we will all expect you to say "once you have been told there are goons there, why do you still go?"

You assume goons can only be the government types.

You do not know that Haiti started with goons.

You haven't internalised the fact that the Rwanda genocide was conducted by Interahamwe goons who slaughtered nearly a million souls in just three months.

And to be honest, Kenyans deserve better, if the man in charge of their security can say something as crazy as you have.

Do you remember Rachel Wandeto? Well, when you still foolishly thought hers was an attack by DCP guys on your UDA, you and your UDA clowns at Interior were quick to breathe fire on the steps of Harambee House about upcoming action on Gachagua. What's the update on that, by the way?

With your statement, you have basically told Kenyans planning rallies across the country that they are on their own as long as those who want to attack them are pro-government. This means that the opposition will make its own security plans and you will return to the steps of Harambee House only when your people are on the losing end.

If you are the one we are looking up to ahead of the elections, I am afraid the country is staring at really bad times ahead. No wonder Western powers want you gone from that socket. And by the way, on average, there are usually more opposition goons in the country than pro-government ones at any time in the country's history.

You can test this hypothesis by leaving all of us to our own devices. Ruto should urgently rid himself of you!

[Moe @moneyacademyKE]

The World Bank has banned Webmasters Kenya Ltd and its CEO James Ayugi from its projects for at least five years over fraud and failure to provide documents requested during an audit.

Webmasters Kenya is the company linked to the eCitizen tender.

[CPA Peter Ndirangu @pitandirangu]

Those looking out for an Accountant

A good Accountant should be able to:
-Optimize your tax position within the law
-Improve and protect your profitability
-Manage tax risks and ensure compliance
-Strengthen financial controls and governance
-Enhance cash flow and working capital management
-Provide insights that support sound business decisions

[Mbiti Mwondi Maino,MD @mbiti_mwondi]

There’s no healthcare provider who goes to the profession to kill,Infact if it goes by anything the most traumatizing deaths in practice was maternal death and this rarely comes from incompetence but the shortcomings we have. I lost a mother to eclampsia and PPH due to lack of blood and key medications to help manage the situation purely on systemic failure not a skill or competence issue. To now criminalize and witch hunt healthcare provider means two things now,providers will not try to go and extra mile in their maternal care,we shall have nurses tossing patients to COs,COs tossing the same parties to MOs,MOs referring to obs/gyns etc and at the end the outcomes may even be worse because the element of accessibility becomes an issue.
This is why I keep saying some of the things on healthcare suggested in this government stems from nothing but ignorance of the key determinants and health needs of the society.
We’re never achieving universal maternal healthcare coverage with such punitive moves to criminalize the act of healthcare provision. Any negligence and medical legal issues should go through the respective boards as it has been.
We have a lot of criminals on the loose out there,leave the medics alone and give them a conducive environment to work.
So doleful!!

[James Melville 🚜 @JamesMelville]

I don’t want technology to “evolve” another bloody inch. I hate that everything demands an app or QR code. I hate supermarket self-checkouts that scold you for “unexpected items” as if you have committed a hate crime with a packet of biscuits. I hate ringing a company and suddenly you’re trapped in a doom loop of an endless conversation with a robot before being left on hold long enough to waste an entire afternoon. I hate how local bank branches are closing and customer service is no longer communication with a bank manager but with an AI bot. I hate websites that force you to prove you’re human by enforcing a dystopian farce quiz to spot 3 sets of traffic lights in a fog of pixelated misery. I hate digital app passwords, verification codes and subscriptions. I hate how town centre car parks often no longer accept cash payments and the only way to park is by registering to another bloody app. I hate receiving unsolicited phone calls from an AI automated robot. And I really hate how the whole digital circus excludes half of the country’s pensioners simply because they never signed up to live inside a smartphone.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Rant over.

[Kamau Alex. @RN_Kamau]

What about politicians who loots money meant to fund hospitals? A level 4 hospital without tranexamic acid, oxytocin, carbetocin. Then a mother comes and unfortunately gets a fatal PPH. Who should be jailed? The Governor or the medics?

[Ory Okolloh-Mwangi @kenyanpundit]

Hosting a Trust Summit that purports to showcase Kenya, while Kenyans are dealing with surging crime and state sponsored goons / domestic terrorists is…diabolical.

[Anwar Saddat @AnuarSaddat]

When Ruto’s team decided they were going to impeach Rigathi, way before it became public knowledge, the first person they used to light fires under the seat of then Deputy President was Ndindi Nyoro.

Ndindi was given hundred of millions of shillings by the government, helicopters for “youth empowerment meetings” and Mount Kenya UDA MPs were instructed to attend the multiple “empowerments and development” tours he was hosting across Mount Kenya regions.

In NdindiRuto season one, the son of Kiharu was to be popularized and made the darling of Mount Kenya people. That was the season of “Ruto mentorship”

There are many videos of his activities in Mount Kenya then. Some of you can help us by adding some in the comment section.

We wait to see how NdindiRuto season two will play out but it looks like the game plan is the same, give the young man money to loiter everywhere in Mount Kenya, with the hopes that he will keep DCP and Rigathi distracted.

As they say, if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, then it’s a duck. Ruto’s games is written all over Ndindi.

We will now shift our attention to Ruto’s goonization of our politics. Enough with Ndindi’s distraction “Party Speech” which was meant to distract us from the killings of police officers and Kenyans in Homabay by government goons.

[Brian Kepha @AngelofVerdant]

Just saw somewhere that the best way to live your best life is to disappoint your family early to be free , set expectations low from the beginning so that they'll be proud of you for just being alive and picking their calls😅

[Dominic WALUBENGO @waluwande]

Organizers of such meetings are careful to invite “correct” people. No hostile people in the audience.