Chris Mwema

Economist || Financial analyst||Environmentalist ||Climate change activist || Investment analyst ||Governance Expert ||
God, Gold & Glory

[Lightcast TV Kenya @Lightcasttvke]

"Babu Owino alinipigia simu jana akilia kama mtoto, namuambia akuje ODM akuwe gavana awachane na wakora." ~ Junet

[wanjiru @Wanjiru2027]

Weeeh ndio maana baba alikuwa amemficha kama bangi

[MOSET @KeKirwa]

In Africa, a 26 year old local footballer thinks he can still make it to professional football. Unapatana na grown men saa kumi wamebeba vaitu chafu eti wanaenda zoezi. Jamaa inachezea Sibanga FC bado iko na hopes ya kuchezea arsenal someday.

[Lord Abraham Mutai @ItsMutai]

Omera, is as if I need to ban you from this Lord Abraham Mutai page. Unaongea vibaya bro

[Chris Mwema @chriztophermue2]

This is a renaissance. The revolution will be televised live!

[MUGAMBI AMATHI @PHIAMAX]

Saboti @Honcalebamisi wailing like ambulance after rogue youths descended on him with kicks and slaps , running for safety in Kitale police station.

[Chris Mwema @chriztophermue2]

@skmusyoka Never Sawa you write the same about the attack on @sammy kioko. Who was attacked by the goons of your galfred

[Chris Mwema @chriztophermue2]

You start with apologizing for @Wavinya_Ndeti , something she has never done. you alsoseverally talk about the truth come out, fairly, transparent and etc, which make it obvious that you don't believe kioko is justified to request for payment that way. You not helping anything

[Kalonzo Musyoka @skmusyoka]

This evening, I visited Sammy Kioko at Nairobi West Hospital to stand with him and his family during this difficult time. Sammy is like a son to me, and I continue to pray for his quick and full recovery.

I also spoke with Governor Wavinya Ndeti, who is deeply concerned by this unfortunate incident and is keen to ensure that the matter is handled fairly and transparently.

My hope and prayer are that this issue will now proceed with calm, sobriety, and a clear focus on the facts, so that Sammy can heal in peace and the truth can emerge without unnecessary distraction.

At this moment, what matters most is Sammy’s well-being, the dignity of his family, and the need for this matter to be concluded in a just and respectful manner.

[Chris Mwema @chriztophermue2]

But you want to attach every problem we face to the current administration, when it is even paying debts owed to even Kibaki regime. Hypocrite

[Willis Evans Otieno @otienowill]

Out of roughly KSh 900 billion collected over five months, a staggering KSh 865 billion has gone straight into servicing debt , leaving a miserable KSh 40 billion to run the entire country.

Yet government salaries alone require KSh 80 billion every single month.
Five months of revenue cannot even pay one month of wages.

It is a nation suffocating under the weight of debt, mismanagement, and fiscal recklessness.

#SafiNaPesa
#UkomboziKiuchumi

[ROBA & ASSOCIATES LLP @AssociatesRoba]

🚨 BREAKING: Court of Appeal Shatters Kenya’s “Ancestral Land” Myth

A landmark judgment from the Court of Appeal has just redrawn the boundaries of what land ownership really means in Kenya. In the case of Administrators of the Estate of Letoire Ole Ntirori (Deceased) & 9 others v. Mwangi & 25 others [2025] KECA 1585 (KLR), the family of the late Letoire Ole Ntirori went to court claiming that parcels of land in Kitengela sold by their father decades ago still belonged to them as “ancestral land,” having lived on the land since their birth and built their homes on the same. They lost, spectacularly.

Justice Mumbi Ngugi, sitting with Justices Tuiyott and Odunga, ruled that once land is lawfully sold, titled, and registered, no amount of heritage, emotion, or regret can undo it. The court said the family’s claim to “ancestral heritage” had no legal legs, because sentiment does not trump title. In simple terms, the judges told Kenyans that paperwork beats bloodline.

But this case was not just about one family. It quietly shifted Kenya’s land jurisprudence. For the first time, the Land Registrar’s verified report has been given near-judicial authority, meaning it can now settle ownership battles almost conclusively. The Court tied together Sections 9 and 26 of the Land Registration Act, 2012, creating a new reality: the green card (the official land registry record) speaks louder than family history.

Still, there’s a dark undertone. The same registries now treated as truth’s keepers are infamous for forged files and phantom titles. The Court’s faith in them may be too generous. Yes, it’s a clean judgment in law, but it leaves a moral question hanging: how safe is “truth” when it lives in offices that have lost it before? Let us hear your views as you continue following our handle @AssociatesRoba. @NelsonHavi @KensonMutethia @MiracleMudeyi @all. #landlaw #raila

[Chris Mwema @chriztophermue2]

@paulinenjoroge I am sure that even with your private insurance,if you defaulted some months premiums it will have issues. Instead you should enlighten people to register enmass not just when an emergency comes calling.

[Chris Mwema @chriztophermue2]

You go and drive fast in the US and the Europe!

[Donald B Kipkorir @DonaldBKipkorir]

Express Roads globally especially in Europe & US have minimum speed of 80KPH! And on them, those cars driving between 80KPH-100KPH use the slow moving lane whilst the BIG BOYS driving over 100KPH to 260KPH use the other lanes. In Kenya, vehicles whose speedometer can’t reach 60KPH are using the Express Way! To make it worse, they enjoy using the fast lane to torment us who have never driven below 100KPH! Today afternoon, as I was driving the EXPRESS WAY from Westlands to Southern ByPass, there was a L-vehicle on the fast lane & driving at 30KPH! My car nearly stalled as its engine couldn’t understand why I was driving below 30KPH! I stopped at the Toll Station near Eka Hotel & asked the Express Way staff why slow moving & L-vehicles are allowed! They didn’t have an answer! Express Way is Express away! And it is why we pay. It shouldn’t that even vehicles driving below 80KPH should be allowed! Why invest more Billions on Express Way to have same culture in public roads? Is it that we can’t one thing working right in Kenya? Even from China?

[Chris Mwema @chriztophermue2]

Fantastic....you with a networth of 10k can afford this luxury, but you're loudest to question a $4 billionaire why they have wearable watches, 100k shoes and a shirt made in Italy

[MethoDman @polo_kimanii]

Selling my LLK col. steel watch 2nd Edition for just 225,000kes (Reason,schoolfee) Serious buyers only

[Chris Mwema @chriztophermue2]

@TouchlineX How many Ballon'D or does Kante have ?

[Chris Mwema @chriztophermue2]

You've become suddenly very clever🤣

[Hon.Moses Kuria,HSC @HonMoses_Kuria]

Sometimes I wonder. When a Senior government official who is not in charge of immigration says we will cancel citizenship and deport so and so, do we ponder to think what investors will think of our country? Are we that unorthodox? What of investors confidence? What of due process? What of our credit rating ? At this rate from where shall we get jobs for these children of ours ? Gracious Lord hear us

[Chris Mwema @chriztophermue2]

There is some sense in this question

[Sir-Rap-A-Lot @Osama_otero]

Goons mlisema wanalipwa na govt tena hamtaki wachapwe risasi na govt? 😂

[Chris Mwema @chriztophermue2]

Numbers. #SiriNiNumbers

[Cyprian, Is Nyakundi @C_NyaKundiH]

Why is it that the most brutal crackdowns always seem to hit satellite towns like Kitengela, Ngong, Githurai, and Kayole, Rongai and many others? What exactly does the state know about these areas that the rest of us don’t?

[Chris Mwema @chriztophermue2]

Hello @grok can answer this?

[Bianca™ @BiancaNaom1]

In this WAR between Elon Musk and Donald Trump, who stands to LOSE at long last?

[Chris Mwema @chriztophermue2]

Kwani Ni bwanako @Honeyfarsafi

[Hanifa @Honeyfarsafi]

I honestly cannot stand that Mosiria guy

[Chris Mwema @chriztophermue2]

Uliwahi Ona wajackoyah, Kartel ama waititu Na mbakuli kwenu🤣

[Chris Mwema @chriztophermue2]

Keep your money in cash and transport your money in sacks of you mind a lot about the transaction costs....you want to enjoy the inventions of others freely....

[Juma G 🇰🇪 @jumaf3]

We celebrate the advancement in our mobile money transactions but nobody ever looks at the costs. My bank deducts Ksh 12.8 to withdraw Ksh 1,000 to M-Pesa. M-Pesa deducts Ksh 13 for me to send to someone the same cash, and that person will be deducted Ksh 29 to withdraw.