Awino Nyarjob Mango

I am too blessed to be stressed and too anointed to be disappointed.
A mother, a daughter, a sister, a friend and a Kopite :-*

[Awino Nyarjob Mango @awinomango]

@UTDIMole 14

[Edwin Sifuna @edwinsifuna]

Ahsante Trans Nzoia….kesho tupeleke kwa wazazi

[Awino Nyarjob Mango @awinomango]

@TomBwana Good morning from Spain 🇪🇸 😀 😎🤓

[Lynn Ngugi @lynn_ngugi1]

I think one of the biggest reasons so many people feel behind in life is because they’re measuring their success against people who had far more privileged starting points😏

Some people were born into wealth. They never had to worry about school fees, rent, or where the next opportunity would come from. They can go back to university whenever they want, travel with ease, build businesses with family support, and take risks knowing they have something to fall back on. Others married into wealth and are raising their children without many of the financial burdens that keep so many people awake at night. And there’s absolutely nothing wrong with that. It’s simply a different starting point.

Others are trying to build a life while paying siblings’ school fees, taking care of their parents, supporting relatives, and breaking a cycle that has existed for generations.

Those are two completely different journeys. Be kinder to yourself.

If you’re putting food on the table, educating your siblings, taking care of your parents, or making sure the children after you have a better chance than you did, you’re not behind.

You’re carrying a weight many people will never have to carry.

[Awino Nyarjob Mango @awinomango]

@Ronieutd Trent

[Awino Nyarjob Mango @awinomango]

@SassyXtr S Ramos

[George Njoroge @georgenjoroge_]

Eng. Luka Kipchumba Kimeli, DG @KeNHAKenya 🫡

I greet you today in the name of Lord Vishnu.

Not because I suspect you practice Hinduism, but because your fear for Lord Jesus is clearly at zero.

Probably because of Pastor Kanyari and his colleagues who’ve been using that name as a business name for so long you stopped taking it seriously.

But be assured Engineer, He is still very much operational.

I come to you most days NOT because I want your job.

I come because I genuinely believe your employment letter has my name written all over it.

Now look at this image.

That mountain of sand.

Sitting. In the MIDDLE of Waiyaki Way.

Opposite Njuguna’s place.

On one of the busiest highways in East Africa.

Just sitting there for days.

No warning signs.

No barriers. No apology. Just sand.

Proud sand. Unbothered sand.

Engineer, I know your children are abroad. Safe. Warm.

Probably in a country where a civil servant would lose sleep and their job if they left a sand mountain on a highway overnight.

But Wafula from Kangemi?

His children are squeezed in a single room in Kangemi.

They have nowhere to go.

But they want to see him come home.

Not in a casket.

Kamau from Kinoo?

Yes he drinks.

Yes he’s occasionally useless to his family on weekends.

But even his family who have every reason to complain would still rather hear his noise every evening than attend his funeral because a contractor left unmarked sand on Waiyaki Way at night.

This is conduct unbecoming Engineer.

Your equivalent abroad where your children live loses sleep over things like this.

You? You’re sleeping like a man with zero outstanding items.

You and I must agree on one thing today.

Let us hate mediocrity together.

Let us set a bare minimum, you from UoN, me from Kingeero Polytechnic and agree that mountains of sand on highways with zero warnings is below that minimum.

This has to be cleared today.

Not tomorrow. Today!

Your favorite villager. Still watching. Always watching. 👀

[Awino Nyarjob Mango @awinomango]

Agreed.

[Linus Kaikai @LinusKaikai]

I endorse this message…,

[Awino Nyarjob Mango @awinomango]

System ya majambazi

[Donald B Kipkorir @DonaldBKipkorir]

My kid-bro received a text message purportedly from @ntsa_kenya for overspending … As a dutiful citizen, he paid the fine to the account at @KCBInKenya given by NTSA .. The account is in the name of CATHERINE JERONO TOMNO …. The law doesn’t allow Government institutions to open bank accounts in the names of individuals. Is NTSA exempt?

[CPA Wachira Joseph @WashiraX]

KRA has graduated to your tax accountant,

Courtesy of the Finance Act, 2026.

• Starting in January 2027, it is KRA that shall FIRST tell you, what income it believes you earned in 2026. And what taxes you shall therefore pay.

KRA will do this by generating a pre populated income tax return using the information it already has, such as:

• eTIMS data
• PAYE records
• Withholding tax records
• Plus any other information already in KRA systems

KRA shall then send you this pre-populated return by 31st January 2027.

Once you receive it, you have 2 MONTHS (February and March), and 2 OPTIONS. To either:

• Confirm it. If it is correct. Or,

• Reject & amend it. If KRA got the numbers wrong. And provide your own numbers together with supporting documents.

- If you make your amendments late. Or,
- You do not make any amendments at all,

KRA shall conclude that you have agreed with its assessment, and you shall pay the KRA generated tax bill.

After that, you can use the amended or confirmed return to file your taxes as follows:

• If you are a human being, file by April 30th 2027.

• If you have no flesh & blood (company, partnership, trust, etc), file by June 30th.
(Or the last day of the sixth month after your accounting year ends.)

One more critical mistake to watch.

• Do not assume KRA's numbers are always correct. The law has expressly given you the right to accept or reject the pre-populated return before filing.

Lessons:
• Proper bookkeeping is King in 2026.
• Mark the new tax timelines in your calendar.

Now, reread this slowly.

[Okiya Omtatah Okoiti @OkiyaOmtatah]

PRESS STATEMENT BY SENATOR OKIYA OMTATAH ON THE PUBLIC DEBT CASE RULING

Fellow Kenyans,

Today, the High Court delivered an important ruling in our public debt case.

The Court upheld the @IMFNews claim of diplomatic immunity and struck it out of this petition. While we respect the Court’s decision, accountability for Kenya’s debt burden cannot end there.
We are preparing a separate legal challenge to the Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 1963, against the Constitution of Kenya 2010 to ensure all actors involved in Kenya’s debt processes are subjected to proper scrutiny.

Most importantly, the Court rejected attempts by the Attorney General and other respondents to have this case dismissed. The judges ruled that our petition will proceed to a full hearing on its merits.

The Court also dismissed applications by the former Auditor General, former Controller of Budget, the current Auditor General, and the current Controller of Budget seeking to shield themselves from these proceedings.

This is a significant victory for transparency, accountability, and the Kenyan people.

We will amend our petition as directed by the Court and return on 22nd July 2026. Our mission remains unchanged: to establish how Kenya accumulated trillions in public debt, how the funds were utilized , whether the public benefited and whether the law was followed at every stage.

This case is about protecting the future of our nation and the interests of every Kenyan taxpayer.
We remain focused, determined, and committed to seeing it through.

God Bless Kenya.
#DeniBandia #OdiousDebt

[centrekop. @centrekop]

Diogo Jota is shown on the big screens during the Portugal National anthem. 📸🇵🇹

[Awino Nyarjob Mango @awinomango]

@damzychillin L Garcia

[The Anfield Wrap @TheAnfieldWrap]

Mo Salah dancing on the streets of Vancouver with fans, after he scores to help Egypt win their first ever World Cup game

Is right lad

[Awino Nyarjob Mango @awinomango]

@ckanjama, this housing levy is what you should be questioning. Not the NSSF contributions that benefit employees.

[Willis Evans Otieno @otienowill]

Can we get a clear explanation as to why salaried Kenyans are compelled to contribute to the Housing Levy to finance the construction of houses on public land, land held in trust for all citizens only to then be required to purchase those same houses from intermediaries who profit from public contributions despite adding no discernible value?

If workers provide the capital through mandatory deductions and the land is already publicly owned, what exactly justifies the additional profit margin imposed on the final buyer?

What legal, economic, or policy rationale supports a system in which citizens are taxed to build housing and then required to buy that housing back at market prices?

[Willis Evans Otieno @otienowill]

They sold public assets.
They monetized government services.
They raised taxes.
They introduced new levies.

Now they want to borrow another Sh1.1 trillion. At what point do we admit that this is no longer economic management but a conveyor belt of debt?

Every year the government comes back with the same script: borrow more, tax more, spend more, and explain less.

If all this borrowing was delivering results, Kenya would be an industrial giant by now. Instead, citizens are poorer, businesses are struggling, and debt repayments are consuming resources that should be funding development.

The tragedy is not the borrowing itself. The tragedy is borrowing colossal sums while the promised transformation remains largely invisible to the ordinary Kenyan.

It increasingly feels as though the entire country is being mortgaged so that a privileged political class can feast today while future generations inherit the bill.

[Awino Nyarjob Mango @awinomango]

@TomBwana Or you just watch on Sporty TV 😁

[Tom Bwana @TomBwana]

When you get a chance at a table never make them think they're doing you a favour. Give it your best!

[Awino Nyarjob Mango @awinomango]

@TomBwana 😂😂😂Wewe ni mchokozi