So long as made in Kenya continue disappearing from our supermarkets shelves. As we continue to import important basics like sugar, fish, eggs...and over-relying on fossil fuels for energy like cooking oil (LPG), which is 100% import,let's forget Freedom is Coming. An uphill task
A killer regime which went into war with teen girls over a play has no morality to talk about Katiba.
Hii Katiba William Ruto ameitumia kama wiper and he must be reminded.
Kawira Mwangaza zile adverts anapiga huko Meru county for upcoming Linda Mwananchi mega Rally on 30th August in Meru shows she means business.
Guest of Honor will be Edwin Sifuna.
I feel so ashamed to know Shollei. Its most embarrassing that she taught me law @uonbi . Its even more embarrassing for me that I consider her a friend because it makes me really question my personal choices. @lawsocietykenya certificates of dishonor ziliisha?
Yvonne: The president seemed to intimate that he had sought out Uhuru Kenyatta to try and lead the country’s conversation around the future. That is interesting because he has spent quite a few years of his administration saying how he is fixing the messes that were put in place by the former president. He has pinned a lot of the country’s problems today to the reign of President Uhuru Kenyatta at the time. Yet this is the same person he said he wanted to lead the conversation about the future of our country? Make it make sense #CitizenNewsGang @YvonneOkwara
During the Adani deal, Ruto’s men approached Senator Onyonka with a bribe. Sifuna personally went to him and advised him not to take the money.
Onyonka reveals why he supports him. Let this Sifuna be the 6th
Students at Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology responded with loud “Wantam” chants after Principal Secretary for MSMEs Development Susan Mang’eni attempted to deliver greetings from President William Ruto.
Kenyans had to hide in car parks out of fear of being killed or abducted for simply asking a man to lower the taxes and stop the open looting.
Ruto is a one-term president, no speeches will save him
Parliament, State House and the Judiciary are not private estates. They are institutions established in the name of the Kenyan people and sustained by their taxes. Their security matters, but so does their accessibility to the citizens to whom they are constitutionally accountable.
The answer to criminality within a demonstration is to identify and prosecute criminals not to cordon off democracy and relocate citizens’ voices to some convenient distance from power.
If Parliament makes laws, the Judiciary interprets them and the Executive exercises state power, why should the citizens who confer that authority be treated as a security threat merely because they want to stand outside those institutions and demand accountability?
A democracy should not build moats around the institutions that are supposed to remain answerable to the people.
Security must protect public institutions. It must never become an excuse to place those institutions beyond the reach of public scrutiny.
Hersi: You told Police to shoot protestors in the leg. Do you regret those words?
William Ruto: I do not regret telling police to shoot protestors in the legs.
This is a murderer, a dictator and a megalomaniac with no respect for human life and the constitution.
Katiba aliwakisha nayo jiko!
Article 26 guarantees the Right to Life, yet video after video shows state officers treating citizens with absolute barbarism.
Preaching constitutional values while presiding over unchecked police brutality proves Katiba Day is just a photo-op for tyrants!