Eden Hazard went to the Chelsea store to shop for the new kits for his kids, but you won't believe what happened:
he covered his face to see if anyone would recognize him.😂
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We all remember William Ruto telling Kenyans live on television: “If there is no country for William Ruto, there is no country for you.”
At the time, many dismissed those words as political rhetoric. But after what Kenyans have witnessed, the question can no longer be ignored:
What do we do when the person entrusted with protecting the country appears willing to tear apart the very nation he swore to defend?
What happens when political power becomes more important than the lives, dignity and safety of citizens?
Kenya belongs to all of us, not to one man, one party or one political faction.
How do Kenyans protect their country, their neighbours and their future when those in power appear determined to divide and destroy it?