Brian Sam Mureithi 🇰🇪

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[Brian Sam Mureithi 🇰🇪 @briansmureithi]

@KenyaPower_Care ,,, no power at Purity Towers, Thindigua for 3 days now??? How long does it take to fix a Transformer surely? This is so wrong. And do you respond to your DMs anymore?

[NTV Kenya @ntvkenya]

World Bank links Kenya’s persistently high electricity costs to questionable power deals. #NewsFixNTV

[Moe @moneyacademyKE]

Kenya now plans to introduce tougher alcohol regulations under a new Bill.

The Bill has proposed the following:
— Raise the legal drinking age from 18 to 21.
— Introduce a Sh2 per litre levy on alcohol manufacturers.
— Ban alcohol sales within 300 metres of learning institutions
— Ban online advertising and promotion of alcoholic drinks and related brands.
— Bar anyone below 21 from entering licensed alcohol-selling premises, even when accompanied by an adult.
— Prohibit the sale or supply of alcohol to anyone below 21.
— Require alcohol advertisements across different media to be vetted and approved by a regulation committee.
— Restrict the transportation of alcohol for distribution to between 6am and 6pm.
— Require commercial vehicles distributing alcohol to carry specific branding.

— Introduce restrictions on alcohol sales in public places.

The Bill also proposes fines of up to Sh150,000 or one year in jail for selling alcohol to under-21s, and fines of up to Sh500,000 or three years in jail for prohibited online alcohol promotion.

[JONAH KHAMATHEW @khamwin]

Thank you Auditor General

SHA was a Scam

[José Ramón Fernández @joserra_espn]

¡NORUEGA ENLOQUECIÓ! 🇳🇴

90 mil personas recibieron a su selección tras el Mundial.

El príncipe de Noruega tocó el tambor y toda la ciudad hizo el “remo noruego”. IMPRESIONANTE

[BRAVIN YURI @BravinYuri]

Always remember these words. You don't need any translation. He means exactly what he says.

[ALERT254 @MotoMushene]

See how City Quantity Surveyor Evans Mokua was drugged at Club Ibiza, Lavington Mall, leading to His Death- Was the bouncer dressed in black) involved in the evil scheme? (Watch Closely)

[𝗞 𝗔 𝗡 𝗚 𝗘 𝗧 𝗛 𝗘™🇰🇪 @Realkangethe]

So who paid these goons who were supervised by police officers? Na ni wajinga ata Hawana mask za kuficha ujinga wao.

Is it Osoro or Simba Arati or Anthony Nyakundi? Who paid them?

This is what happened at keumbu during Linda mwananchi rally today 💔😭I am Soo heartbroken!! This should be happening in a country with a C-I-C

[Timothy Turunga @timothyturunga]

If goons can wake up in the morning and block Thika Road (a major trunk road) at Pangani, cause a serious traffic snarl-up, rob motorists and mug passersby for 2 hours, then we have slid too far.

To put it into context, Pangani police station is exactly 1.2KM from the scene (2minutes away), Muthaiga Police Station - a central command facility is 1.8 km (3 minutes away), GSU Headquarters are just 6Km (11minutes away) on the same route, even Traffic Police headquarters are just 4KM (8 minutes away) not to mention DCI headquarters, which is a stone's throw away.

Those goons are not just daring; they are well-empowered. Actually, they have the audacity required to run a city.Soon the risk will go higher, other gangs have seen how it is done, they will close down a road and ask for cess and before the cavalry arrives 6 hours later a section of Kenyans will be counting losses if not injuries.

Coming out of your home today, you are not assured you will reach your destination or go back home safe; you will seated on a traffic jam and you will be mugged as you watch helplessly, you will be walking to your office and you will be accosted and mugged everything including your shoes, you will be in your business and they will walk in and carry everything as you watch. They don't care about your political affiliation whether Wantam, Tutam or Notam.

Just yesterday I watched the video of the PS Fikirini Incident in shock; he had been blocked by goons (likely mobilized by himself for his event) unable to enter his vehicle. Late Cecil could be seen in a white cap violently pushing away PS security, Fikirini managed to enter the vehicle's rear seat, and guess who jumped in and closed the door? Cecil. Security details were left outside. It was an unbelievable scene. I can only guess what was going on inside the vehicle, A PS was being mugged by a goon inside his vehicle.If a "well-protected" PS can be mugged inside his vehicle by goons he mobilized, who are you?

We warned, didn't we?I will repeat; goons have no command and control, once state donates the monopoly of violence to them for short-term gain, there is no looking back you slide and slide to the end.

The whole concept of government is pegged on social contract- citizens surrendering their rights to an organisation called government in exchange for security and protection. Once a government is unable to protect the citizens, the contract is breached and citizens resort to their state of nature, they take back their rights to protect themselves. There enters vigilantism and later total anarchy.

Don't you think you should be a Kenyan Licensed gun holder since the police are proving they can't protect innocent Kenyans?

Slippery grounds! Very slippery."

[Murage Ngunjiri @jmuragengunjiri]

Garissa Governor Nadhif Jama gives sick woman KSh 1,000 for hospital bill telling her “Hakuna Mambo ya SHA Hapa...Someone should hide this video from Aden Duale

[Dhee✨🌎 @UncleDhee]

How Different African Countries React to Blackouts 😂

[Nairobi Boy @NairobiBoy254]

They hired a white person to convince low iq Kenyans that the trophy is in Kenya

[𝗞 𝗔 𝗡 𝗚 𝗘 𝗧 𝗛 𝗘™🇰🇪 @Realkangethe]

FINANCE BILL 2026/27 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION EXPOSED...!!
UDA Bureti constituency MP candidate posing as a phone seller during finance bill 2026/27 public participation

[I am Chege @_James041]

This is the Al Jazeera clip they are gatekeeping.

How surveillance tools in Kenya are turned on ordinary Kenyans.

[Dr MuVenda @Ndi_Muvenda_]

Dear Microsoft.

Our African names are not spelling errors

[Simons @Simon_Ingari]

I was forced to train an intern.
Spent 6 months teaching him everything I knew - every system, every client quirk, every shortcut I'd learned over five years.

They made him my boss yesterday. Double my salary. Everyone in the conference room stared, waiting for a reaction. I just smiled and congratulated him.

The next day, everyone froze when they opened my company-wide email.
It said, "Effective immediately, I will no longer be providing training, guidance, or assistance to management. My role description does not include mentoring supervisors."

HR called me into a meeting within an hour. My new boss looked panicked - he had no idea how to do half his job without me. Management tried to guilt me, saying I was being unprofessional and hurting the team.

But here's the thing. I'd been doing two jobs for years. Fixing everyone's mistakes. Staying late while others went home. And for what? To watch someone I trained get the promotion I deserved?

Now my boss keeps showing up at my desk with questions, and I redirect him to HR every single time.

The tension is unbearable. My coworkers are divided - some think I'm brave, others say I'm being petty.

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This is called performance punishment.

You’re getting punished for being good at your job.

And here is the part that makes it worse.

When that promotion time comes around, they don’t promote you because you are too valuable exactly where you are.

“We can’t afford to move you. You’re doing the work of three people.”

So they promote the mediocre employee who has time to network and play politics because they are not buried under the workload that you created by being competent at your job.

So stop being the best performer — start being strategic.

Do your job well, but not exceptionally, because exceptional work gets you more work, not more money.

And if they want exceptional performance, they can pay exceptional rates.

Otherwise, you’re just working yourself into exhaustion while someone else gets your promotion.

[Kenyans.co.ke @Kenyans]

Crowds gather around Kenyan musician Biez Kaviru as he continues with his 170km walk from Kitui to State House Nairobi, to deliver a message to President Ruto to declare cancer a national disaster