@kagondu_yvonne You forgot to mention interest on loans ,Islam forbids interest in loans calling it "ushery" and now you see how loans and interest destroyed even a country like Kenya
Let me tell you a story about Temasek (vs the KK govt approach)
Temasek is the company that the govt of Singapore formed to run & manage state assets commercially. Today, Temasek has S$434Bn in assets with shares in these 43 global companies whose logos you might recognise.🧵1/N
Kenyans complain every day about debts left by past governments.
But now, the same Kenyans are busy praising and planning to elect former employees of these loan institutions
We complain about police killings and abductions, yet some want to vote for the very people who supported or oversaw those same actions.
We say we’re tired of impunity and leaders who disrespect court orders, yet now people are pushing us to elect one of the biggest culprits of that.
And when you question this, they get angry and abusive.
5 years later they'll all be crying
The truth is, we have many better options to replace Ruto. Let’s not jump from the frying pan straight into the fire.
I just hope we choose someone who will truly respect the constitution and the people.
@muhaluro1@KindMtaasisi@Mtata_OG Upuzi mtupu ....mkasome Kwanza watanzania mumezoea kunyanyaswa Hadi Imani Hana mama suluhu Ni dikteta mwenye Hana Dini Wala utu
The British head of state is an unelected hereditary monarch called Charles Windsor, and he Britiah upper house of parliament (House of Lords) is made up of 800 unelected life members drawn from the UK elite who have the power to introduce legislation and delay bills from the (elected) House of Commons.
The more you step out of the mental cage that colonisers created for you, the more you realise that "democracy" is just a story they have told very successfully - the power structure at the core of their society is NOT democratic, and the core processes that define their societies are guided by elite consensus and NOT 1-man-1-vote.
If African countries have competent leadership that understands and aspires to sovereignty, Africans should learn to completely ignore these white people when they start using their loaded terms like "junta" and "regime" to narratively attack their legitimacy.
Ibrahim Traore has been in power in Burkina Faso since 2022. The House of Windsor has been in power in the UK since 1826, when it was still known by its original German name "House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha." Before having anything to say about Ibrahim Traore and Burkina Faso, the BBC should first explain to British people why they have spent 199 years under the control of one family and its 800 elite associates from finance, industry, arts & culture, and academia.
They should fix their "junta" at home in Westminster before rubbernecking their long oyibo necks 6,000 km across the Atlantic at a country on another continent. Nobody is buying this nonsense.
2013 – You voted for ICC suspects just to punish and send Raira back to Bondo.
2017 – The ICC suspects re-elected themselves, but MARAGA nullified their fraudulent win. Still, you woke up once more, driven by spite, just to punish and kumira kumira Raira back to Bondo.
2022 – You voted in a well-known fraudster, a man with every negative trait imaginable, just to punish Ouru and, again, send Raira packing to Bondo.
Now in 2027, you’re planning to vote for a man who’s openly violated the Constitution, whose wealth remains unexplained, and who once led a ruthless police force that silenced anyone who dared criticize the government including the tragic deaths of Baby Pendo and the Kianjokoma brothers. But you’re choosing to ignore all this because, in your mind, you can’t support any credible alternative just because you want to punish Ruto askie vibaya huko, and you believe this man is the “only strong and popular candidate.”
Brethren, the signs are right in front of you. In 1.5 years, should you vote in Matiang’i, know this: he’ll bring his people kina Ruto, Rao, Ouru, Kalonzo, Gachagua et al to the dining table to feast while you remain in struggle, chasing hope and a better Kenya.
It won’t be long approximately 1 to 1.5 years before you’re back on the streets chanting Matiang’i must go! But unlike others, he won’t take those chants lightly mtafinywa vizuri. That one rivals Zakayo or is even worse when it comes to state brutality.
But then again, what do I know? Langu jicho tu 👁️.
The term “boycott” is named after an Irish landlord named Charles Boycott. After he attempted to evict 11 tenants, the local community decided to shun him. Workers refused to work for him, traders would not engage in business with him, and even the postman stopped delivering his