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The Earth was fully stocked: water to drink, soil to grow food, forests to shelter us, a sun that rises every day, a moon that moves water, and oceans that regulate the climate. Then, men invented war, debt and capitalism.
The story of NdidI Nyoro and the MPs who missed parliament on the Finance Bill voting day should teach us that not participating in an election has the same consequences as voting for bad leaders and bills.
I've just watched footage aired by Citizen TV showing plain-clothes officers shooting at MMU students. Several students are in the hospital now. I've extracted images from the video and amplified them for identification.
The images may not be 100% conclusive, but if you recognize any of the individuals, please share their names below.
This is the legacy of the Ruto government.
Whenever protests break out, and force is used, and the government wants to kill Kenyans, plain-clothes officers seem to appear alongside uniformed police. They are the ones who shoot Kenyans.
Time and again, witnesses report them arriving in Proboxes and Subarus.
We've documented several such cases.
Kenyans deserve answers. Who are these men? Who deployed them? Who will be held accountable if lives are lost?
This is why most Kenyans believe the Ruto government must go.
Are we going to fill up our jails with children or are we finally going to admit that the children are victims of a violent colonial system that needs to be dismantled?
It's not just schools.
Matatu overloads, authorities being excessive, government acting against the people's will.
When you take a keen look, you notice it in all spaces.
It's the Kenyan way, we'd rather admonish an opposing view than hearing it out.
@LarryMadowo The best solution we will go the DRC way ..just burning down the so called facility and correct land injustice in Nanyuki and Laikipia In large.
One day someone will write the history of Kenya and say, here lies a nation saved by its patriotic young people and built on the foundation of liberty, justice and prosperity for all.
We can change the narrative, all it takes is one generation
The sad reality is that we are in cyclic loop and I don't see that changing anytime soon. Protest, people get killed and shops get looted, someone somewhere does a handshake, back to normal with no meaningful changes. Repeat.