I kept my passes from KQ flights 202 and 203 to and fro Mumbai on 15/16 October 2025. I couldn’t tell you what the toughest part of the day was, receiving the news in the morning or taking that flight to Mumbai. But I digress. I want to say Ahsante sana to some key people who made everything possible in very difficult circumstances.
1. The Indian High Commission in Nairobi and the Indian Government. I don’t know how many rules of international travel were bent to make that flight happen. Ahsante sana.
2. @KenyaAirways management and the flight crew led by Capt. Saviemaria Ondego. Absolute class. Bwana on the way back we thought our tears had dried then she hit us with that call change to RAO001 when we entered our airspace. Wacha tu. God bless.
3. The regular passengers on those two flights. Many were bumped off. Heavy seat changes to accommodate the delegation. Long delays especially on flight 202. Many had no idea what was happening until we were airbone and the captain made the announcement. Apologies for the inconveniences on that day, but you were very gracious. God bless.
4. The @kdfinfo . Bwana for the honor extended to Baba, we his people will forever be grateful. Salute🫡
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🚨💣 BREAKING: Éderson to Manchester United, here we go!
Deal done with Atalanta for €45m package with add-ons included, agreement now in place.
Medical and formal steps to follow but deal in place.
Éderson will sign a four year deal plus option, as @TheAthleticFC reports.
We are saddened by the passing of Patrick Mukabi, whose art brought Nairobi’s stories and spirit into our spaces at Java House.
His legacy lives on in every brushstroke. Rest well, Patrick Mukabi.
Our heartfelt condolences to his family, friends, and the creative community.
Kisumu airport, goons were left stranded after realising Sifuna and team had chattered flights to Kakamega airport. That's how Raila Odinga used to operate,, a good student that one.
Special funds are now being preferred by investors more than Fixed income funds & MMFs
As interest rates continue to drop, MMFs $ T-bonds have become less attractive
Investors are flocking to special funds in pursuit of returns.
Which is your favorite special fund and why?
We can build this one for you guys.
Concepts is steel frame and composite floor or wooden .
Go for modern designs that stand test of time
#mjengo#MainaAndKingangi
My brothers and sisters,
I’ve been following the case where Safaricom’s attempt to settle out of court over the massive data leak of 11.5 million Kenyans has failed, and I can tell you, what you’ve seen in the media is just the surface.
I’ve gone through some of the court documents myself, and what I found should worry every Kenyan who has ever used a Safaricom line.
First, the case in question involves four Kenyans, and it was Safaricom that sued them in 2019, not the other way round. The four are Simon Billy Kinuthia, Brian Wamatu Njoroge, Benedict Kabugi Ndungu, and a man known as Charles.
According to the court records, Simon, a high-level Safaricom employee, allegedly accessed and downloaded data of 11.5 million Kenyans, containing ID numbers, dates of birth, and other personal details.
He then uploaded the entire database to Google Drive, deleted the folders from his laptop, and shared the Drive link with Brian and Benedict, who also downloaded the data.
It’s alleged that the data was later passed on to a man named Charles to be sold to betting companies. One betting company reportedly paid around Ksh 300 million for that stolen information.
Safaricom discovered this in 2019 and took legal action. A criminal case was opened and arrests made. But here’s where it gets alarming: the DCI only recovered Simon’s laptop. The laptops belonging to Brian and Benedict were never found.
Those missing laptops are critical; they could have shown where our data went, who bought it, and how far it spread, and they could have helped stop the spread. Without them, the truth is still hidden.
And this explains why Safaricom users keep getting messages from betting companies they never subscribed to. Even scammers will call you with all your information and you will be left wondering how they got it
Even worse, investigators and Safaricom have been unable to access Simon’s Google Drive according to some court documents I came across from 2020, meaning our data could still be sitting there, copied, sold, and used.
Safaricom later applied for an injunction in 2020 to stop the accused from using or sharing the data but that application failed. (I’ll share part of the court document in the replies.)
Now, with the case dragging on and seems to be close to ending & Safaricom has been pushing for an out-of-court settlement. And the reason, my brothers and sisters, is simple:
If the accused are found guilty, millions of Kenyans could come forward to sue Safaricom for negligence and the company could be forced to compensate all 11.5 million victims. It will also further cement proof of how saf has been giving kenyan data to sfaraicom
To avoid that, Safaricom reportedly wants a deal, allegedly where the accused grants access to the Google Drive, the matter is quietly settled, and the company shields itself from future lawsuits.
But that would also mean no one will ever prove that our data was sold to betting companies or that Safaricom failed to protect it.
That’s why we must hope the courts do not allow any out-of-court settlement because such a deal would bury the truth forever.
My brothers and sisters, they fear accountability because they know, once you see the truth for yourselves, they lose control.
Stay with me. I’ll keep showing you what they’ve tried to hide. I have more sensitive information, i will share later
My brothers and sisters, here is a copy of the 2020 court documents themselves the parts they never talk about. It shows the missing laptops and how Safaricom couldn’t access the Kenyan data said to be hidden on a Google Drive.
SIMON BILLY KINUTHIA-1ST DEFENDANT/RESPONDENT
BRIAN WAMATU NJOROGE-2ND DEFENDANT/RESPONDENT
BENEDICT KABUGI NDUNGU-3RD DEFENDANT/RESPONDENT