@Gabriell_Oguda Tell us why @TSC_KE and CEO why Kenyan teachers should have two medical schemes which are non-functional?
Visit hospitals and you will notice teachers making frantic calls begging for neither @NHIF_KE nor @maklke is willing to foot the bill.
Why contribute twice?
What a pity!
Day 3 of posting Musenge primary until it gets the necessary attention.
Musenge primary school
Constituency: Kitui South
Ward: Mutha
Area MP: Rachael Kaki Nyamai Mavuui (Broad-based)
The case that eventually landed Ashish Sha before the Thika High Court involved DJ Macdee, whose car was broken into in broad daylight and an audio mixer worth Sh350,000 stolen. Days later, a friend alerted him to an audio mixer being sold online. To his surprise, it was the same mixer stolen from his car.
#PulpitBandits
Members of the Donholm church whose cameras had been stolen went to billionaire Hashish’s premises posing as customers. To their surprise, the first item they saw was a sound card. When they checked the serial number, it matched that of the sound card stolen from their church.
#PulpitBandits
William Ruto's killer regime uses teargas and bullets in matters that only need listening and coming up with a win win solution. The people of Kilimapesa, Narok only want to be heard. The killer regime has killed one, wounded four and illegally arrested several.
When Juneth Mohamed confessed that they were paid to impeach Gachagua. We’ve lost trust in parliament.
Ruto has been paying them to pass bills or stop impeachment motions.
2027 tufagie wote.
Rigathi Gachagua, take a bow, the Son of Mau Mau.
On Sunday, 29 March 2026, while speaking at the ACK Diocese of Kirinyaga in Ndia Constituency, Kirinyaga County, Rigathi Gachagua made a statement that many people dismissed at the time.
He said: “I have information that SHA will collapse in another six months, and there will be a major crisis of unknown magnitude in the health sector.”
Now, in order for the government to cover up its mess, it is transitioning to another system. What was meant to replace the failed NHIF has turned out to be worse than NHIF.
Given his track record of making high-stakes statements, I believe that his warnings deserve serious attention.
Over time, several statements made by the former Deputy President that initially appeared improbable have continued to fuel intense public debate.
He previously stated that President William Ruto was directly linked to the leadership of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Sudan, and went further to suggest that if Ruto were sanctioned, the deaths in Sudan would come to an end.
He has also maintained that the deaths of prominent figures, including MP Johana Ngeno, former Prime Minister Raila Odinga, and Chief of Defence Forces General Francis Ogolla, were not accidental, insisting that there was more to these deaths than met the eye and that he had information supporting his position.
His assertions regarding high-profile criminal investigations and political operations have equally attracted widespread attention.
He publicly linked the deaths of Lawyer Mbobu and Dr. Victoria Mutiso to officers from Kikuyu Police Station, while pointing to their ethnic connections to senior figures within the Executive and the Ministry of Interior.
The subsequent arrests of police officers in connection with the investigations have given those earlier statements renewed political significance.
On several occasions, Gachagua has also stated that large sums of cash are being kept in containers at State House, a claim that has remained a subject of intense public discussion.
More recently, he revealed that the IEBC Chairman had been gifted a property valued at KSh 200 million, a revelation that caught political observers off guard and raised fresh questions about the inner workings of the political establishment.
But perhaps the most consequential message from the Son of Mau Mau is his prediction that William Ruto will go down in Kenya’s history as the country’s first one-term President.
Gachagua has insisted that not even the machinery of the State will be able to change that outcome.
The son of Mau Mau maintain that these revelations come from his access to raw, high-level intelligence—information that, gives him a deeper understanding of what is happening inside the system than the man currently occupying State House.
For the WANTAM movement, the message is therefore clear: the political earthquake we have been predicting is coming.
The countdown has begun. The only question left is whether Kenya is ready for what comes next, because Ruto is heading to either su-GO-i or kili-GO-ris.
@_DCPTV
Guys, the Ruto Govt just got caught. The numbers have exposed them.
Ruto’s govt said the Dangote Refinery would create 60,000 jobs. But look at this.
Jamnagar in India processes 1.24M barrels a day with about 2,500 workers.
So how will smaller Lamu employ 50 times more? 1/2
Okiya Omtatah warned Kenyans about SHA and even went to court.
In this three minutes clip, Okiya exposed how SHA was deliberately designed to steal from the poor.
After looting SHA, now they are closing SHA.
Aden Duale should be held solely liable for the Ksh 104B SHA system.
You cannot tell me that Ksh 104B imeenda tu hivyo.
Bwana C.S., tell us the reasons for closing SHA.
The 103 billion paid for the SHA software owned and operated by private individuals- will it now be refunded?
You and the President have consistently told us that SHA is working despite the evidence on the ground...
Super SG Fredah Onduso has warned anyone against attacking The Standard. They’re a few paid tribalist from Eldoret who are planning to go and protest at Standard, wanasema they’re attacking their son.
Kenya is governed by the rule of law.
No, investor, billionaire or not can circumvent this and term those seeking legal redress “trouble makers.”
Article 1 of our Katiba confirms that Sovereign Power rests with WaKenya.
Not the President. Not Billionaires.
#UkatibaCaravan
If people are celebrating the death of Ruto's friend Wicknell Chivayo like that, I wonder how it would be when his time comes as imagined by non other by @gabrieloguda
Sifuna is right about something he said today. Aliko Dangote saying he’ll “deal with” Kenyans who go to court isn’t confidence. It’s contempt.
You don’t talk to a sovereign people like that.
This is Kenya. We have courts, a Constitution, and values.
Not Nigeria. Not Abegistan.
Invest here. Don’t threaten Kenyans.