I take this opportunity to say pole sana to the Abamurono clan on the loss of their Nabongo, Mzee Augustine Omoto Chitayi.
This loss touches us deeply, as Mzee Chitayi was the father to our dedicated colleague, Luchiri Omoto, an exquisite professional who has served the cause for justice and good governance with remarkable generosity and humility.
May God comfort the family and grant you peace and strength during this difficult time @UGMParty
@theelephantinfo Asanteni sana to the formidable @theelephantinfo team, led by @jkobuthi for the insightful discussion.
The 2027 elections pits the Kenyan People against Ruto and the predator state he leads.
Today, I condoled with H.E. @rigathi on the passing of his beloved firstborn sister, Eunice Nyangari Gachagua.
Losing a firstborn sibling who stepped in as a mother figure is a profound loss.
May God grant you comfort, strength, and peace as you celebrate her life and may you find comfort in the word of God in 2 Timothy, 4:7.
"I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith."
Kenyans are very intelligent people.
They feel the pain of the high cost of living.
They are struggling to put food on the table especially now that schools are closed and children (especially teenagers 😀) are home and need food.
Fellow Kenyans, do you want another five years of economic pain while Ruto and his friends live large from our public funds?
It was a great honour to host Hon. Huldah Momanyi @Huldah4House today, following her re-election to the Minnesota House of Representatives.
Congratulations, Huldah.
Her belief in service and empowerment inspires us. Kenya can and will rise again. Our duty as citizens is to elect leaders committed to serving the people, empowering communities and building a better future for every Kenyan.
A better Kenya begins with leadership rooted in service.
My sincere condolences to H.E. @rigathi and the entire Reriani family on the peaceful rest of your beloved firstborn sister, Eunice Nyangari Gachagua.
Losing a firstborn sibling who stepped in as a mother figure is a profound loss. May God grant you comfort, strength, and peace as you celebrate her 77 years of a well-lived life.
"I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith." — 2 Timothy 4:7.
May her soul rest in eternal peace.
Thank you, young Kenyans, for a frank conversation at Maoni last night, hosted by Mbaka Wainaina. Failing schools, crushing taxes, mounting debt, shrinking public spaces. Are these failures, or is the system working exactly as designed?
Women are as capable as men. President Ruto can surely find two women to honour the two-thirds gender principle.
The choice is in your hands: handouts or good leadership. I have stood with Kenyans when it mattered, and I will stand with you again. One term. Accountability. The Constitution, fully implemented.
As the High Court of Tanzania delivers its judgment today in the legally bankrupt treason trial of CHADEMA Party Leader Tundu Lissu, I stand in unwavering solidarity with him and the people of Tanzania.
The future of our Jumuia does not belong to neocolonial puppets, corrupt elites, or captured states. It belongs to deep structural reforms, constitutionalism (Ukatiba), and Pan-African solidarity anchored firmly in democratic values and human dignity.
The march towards true Reform–Mageuzi is unstoppable.
Kumekucha!
@TunduALissu@ChademaTZ2@MariaSTsehai@judiciarytz@TitoMagoti@HecheJohn
The World Bank is confirming what I have been saying : that the Ruto regime is stealing from the Kenyan people.
That is in part why the cost of living is high. Why milk is not affordable. It is why families are struggling to put food on the table.
Together, let’s send these thieves to Kamiti.
I wish to extend my heartfelt congratulations to Judge Letitia Plummer @cmplummer4 on her election victory as Harris County Judge. Thank you once again for the warm and gracious welcome you extended to me during my visit to Texas. I have every confidence that you will serve as a distinguished judge and a steadfast pillar of justice for the people of Texas.
My warmest congratulations also go out to Representative Huldah Momanyi Hiltsley @Huldah4House on securing another term in office. I remain deeply grateful for your kind hospitality during my visit to Minnesota.
Your brilliant leadership, integrity, and unwavering commitment to serving the community with excellence continue to be an inspiration.
Moments like these serve as a powerful reminder that the United States continues to be enriched and strengthened by people of all nations who have made the land their home, giving back in profound ways that expand the reach of justice and deepen democratic ideals.
I wish you both continued wisdom and success in your public service.
What we see as opposition disunity is part of our democratic process.
We have the common objective of getting rid of Ruto, cutting down the cost of living and resetting the country to constitutional order.
Our differences are in the means to achieve this objective.
We must focus on this objective.
This is what the Kenyan people expect of us.
Follow my discussion with the brilliant @thekenyatimes crew.
Change is possible,
Let us flip the control of our country from this corrupt regime to leaders who care about the welfare of the Kenyan people.
Leaders committed to ending corruption and theft of public money.
Leaders committed to bringing down the cost of living.
It is possible.
Congratulations, Judge Phoebe Okowa on this well-deserved re-election to the International Court of Justice.
The resounding victory is an affirmation of the world’s full confidence in one of Kenya’s finest jurists to tackle international justice and the rule of law during this difficult time in global governance.
It is with great sadness that I have learnt of the demise of Hon. Justice (Rtd.) Paul Kihara Kariuki, EGH, former Attorney General of the Republic of Kenya and former President of the Court of Appeal.
Justice Kihara was an accomplished jurist and public servant who dedicated his life to public service in the legal profession, traversing private practice and the public service.
I have known Justice Kariuki since 1974 when we joined the University of Nairobi together as law students. I also had the honour of being appointed a judge of the High Court alongside Justice Kihara in 2003 and again to the Court of Appeal in 2011.
His service as a judge, founding Director of the Judicial Training Institute, the first elected President of the Court of Appeal under the 2010 Constitution, and later as Attorney General, left a lasting mark on the administration of justice and the rule of law in our country.
I extend my heartfelt condolences to his family, friends, and colleagues in the legal fraternity during this difficult time.
May the Almighty God grant his family the grace to bear this tragedy.