Corrupt @ntsa_kenya is under the spotlight. They can’t get anything right. Big idiots. Everyone at NTSA led by corrupt DG Nahashon Kondiwa should resign, wameshindwa na kazi! His work is to delay number plates to collect more bribes in collaboration with corrupt police.
This is Busia town.
This is a funeral procession for Mr Fredrick Odhiambo also known as Papa.
Fredrick Odhiambo, who was a staff at the office of Busia Women Rep Catherine Omanyo was shot dead during the anti fuel prices protests in Busia.
Mourners are asking Catherine Omanyo, who has now turned into a state twerked, twerking for a killer regime, not to step at the burial of Mr Fredrick Odhiambo.
I am just a messenger and she who has hairy buttocks, must not move near the fire.
UK military personnel are now being deployed to arrest Nanyuki protesters. The UK flag on the uniform indicates a special unit remotely recruited to serve British interests in Kenya.
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.
How can an African president visit Norway to seek “an operator of a shipping port” and claim that such primitivity “benefits Kenya?” Does the so-called fishing port even exist? This is embarrassing!
Pursuant to Standing Order 53(1), I have sought a Statement from the Senate Committee on Energy regarding the reported non-disclosure of beneficial ownership in the sale of Kenya Pipeline Company shares.
Kenyans deserve transparency, accountability, and full disclosure on transactions involving strategic national assets. Public interest must always come before private gain.
#AccountabilityFirst
The High Court’s reasoning in the Gachagua Impeachment Case is so fundamentally flawed that I would be astounded if the Court of Appeal doesn’t overturn it.
The argument that setting aside the impeachment would cause a constitutional crisis is not a serious argument, especially in a case in which the principal petitioner had not sought an order for his reinstatement.
Kithure Kindiki was not elected deputy president (and elected presidents and deputy presidents can be impeached without causing a constitutional crisis because the constitution itself has provided safety nets and procedures to be followed in those events). He was not born a deputy president. He has no right to be a deputy president. An order invalidating his appointment would require his replacement, or the REGULARIZATION of his appointment.
To elevate the irregular appointment of a deputy president to replace one who was improperly impeached to the level of a constitutional crisis calls into question not just the moral turpitude of the judges, it also impugns their competence.
Disturbing scenes from Laikipia. The arrests of individuals protesting the proposed Ebola treatment facility are troubling. Whether one agrees with the protest or not, the right to peaceful assembly and expression is protected by the Constitution.
It was good that the entire judgment was read word for word and broadcasted live for ten hours to the entire Kenyan public. How else would you have understood the problems we keep pointing out daily about incompetence, misconduct and misbehavior by a Judges?
More disturbing evidence is surfacing. Police are unleashing deadly force on unarmed Nanyuki residents who pose zero threat and have already surrendered. KHRC is documenting this brutality for legal action. We demand an immediate end to police violence.