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Kenyan engineer Joseph Nguthiru turns water hyacinth into biodegradable plastic, reducing mosquito breeding grounds, cutting plastic waste, and creating green jobs for the community.
KTN is reporting that Ksh 500M recovered from the homes of the four KPC suspects have vanished from police custody. It's reported that the senior thug who resides at Statehouse ordered the money to be delivered to him. It's very clear that this was a case of junior thugs stealing without sharing the proceeds of crime with the senior thug. Other countries have mafias while in Kenya, a mafia has a country.
Kenyans have resurfaced a video of President Ruto from May last year, in which he said he would open a new airport in Narok by March this year. Now, in April 2026, no airport has been constructed in Narok.
"Diamonds aren't the rarest thing in the universe—life is. 🌍 A powerful shift in perspective on how we value what God has created."
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141 million plus 5 million. Total 146 million for Webuye Milk Processing Factory. Empty hall. When should it start functioning? And where is the money for the equipment?
I opened my TV, landed on President William Ruto at Mukuru kwa Jenga, and within ten seconds my remote started sweating.
The man was talking like Mukuru is a PowerPoint slide he designed last night. Roads everywhere, jobs raining from the sky, poverty trembling in fear. I looked at the screen, then at my wall, then back at the screen same electricity bill, same hustler face, different universe.
He was promising dignity with the confidence of a man who’s never priced unga in Mukuru. Talking about transformation while the background screams “borrowed crowd, hired claps, prepaid cheers.” Even the microphone looked confused.
I didn’t even switch channels. I switched off the TV completely. Not out of anger out of self-defense. My intelligence was under attack. My common sense was bleeding.
At some point he said “we have listened.” I laughed so hard my TV stand shook. Listened to who? The echoes in State House?
Mukuru kwa Jenga on TV looked like Dubai. Mukuru kwa Jenga in reality was probably watching the same speech on a neighbor’s TV powered by illegal electricity, wondering which part was science fiction.
I switched off the TV and enjoyed the silence. At least silence doesn’t lie.
See you in COAST REGION this coming week.
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A railway system across Africa could:
-Make living in Nairobi while working in Kampala possible.
-Let students from Kisumu study in Dodoma without relocating permanently.
-Enable doctors in Lusaka to work daily with Nairobi hospitals via fast rail links.
Enable doctors from South Africa to conveniently support patients in Kampala.
Can you help me out by signing this petition?
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please take a moment to read and sign this petition! It's a great step being taken for the constitution of Kenya to be taught in schools (primary to secondary school).
The result of this petition is, we produce a generation that doesn’t just inherit the country — they actively shape it with wisdom, confidence, and constitutional awareness.
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The role of our generation is to ensure the constitution of Kenya is studied in school from primary to tertiary level.
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