Guys let's come through for Anwar Sidi veteran Safari Rally Journalist. Burglars broke into his house and made away with a MacBook Pro laptop and several external hard drives containing decades of irreplaceable work.
Among the stolen items is a MacBook Pro, Model A2338 EMC 3578, serial number FVFF32N7Q05H, which Sidi said had all his current work.
Also taken were five external hard drives containing what he described as a lifetime collection of photographs and data spanning more than four decades.
“The external drives have photos and data from 1983 to 2025, including images from the 2025 Classic Safari and material from the WRC Safari Rally project,” Sidi said in an appeal shared on social media platforms.
He added that the loss goes beyond the monetary value of the equipment, noting that much of the material is professionally and historically significant and difficult, if not impossible, to replace.
Sidi has appealed to anyone who may come across the laptop or the external drives, or receive information about their whereabouts, to contact him immediately.
He also urged the public to share the information widely on social media to increase the chances of recovery.
Anyone with information can reach Anwar Sidi on 0722 786 714 or 0735 786 714. @DCI_Kenya
Day 16 of asking: who can offer me an entry-level electrical engineering role or alternative role. I'll do my best. You can reach out to me via 0798321517 or [email protected].
Schools are not child-ready for at least a third of children. We need to put in place positive nurturing programmes and visits by professionals to boost school support so they can meet the needs of the very young children who come through their doors.
If you want to understand how bad CBC is, dont go to the the primary school classroom. Approach any university lecturer and ask them what they think about CBC. They will either praise it, or repeat GoK talking points about TVET. They don't know what it is. #RutoMustGo
No person can face the police and snipers with bullets and guns, or risk abduction, for Ford Foundation. We know you worship the wazungu, but they're not that powerful.
Get used to the fact that human beings have motivations other than the obsession with money. #RutoMustGo
When we went to the streets to decry femicide, many of the women were killed by their loved ones and we knew their names hadi grassroots. Most of their killers were known too and remained unarrested despite our outcry.
Suddenly we a self confessed & arrested serial killer??
The FORD FOUNDATION sponsored the arrogance we saw with UDA elected and appointed leaders.
The FORD FOUNDATION sponsored the draconian Finance Bill 2024/25.
The FORD FOUNDATION sponsored the incompetence we saw or experienced in the UDA regime's cabinet.
The FORD FOUNDATION sponsored the opulence we have witnessed in UDA elected and appointed leaders.
The FORD FOUNDATION sponsored the health ministry not to post interns as per the agreed CBA.
The FORD FOUNDATION sponsored the Ministry of Education not to post and pay JSS teachers in Kenya.
The FORD FOUNDATION sponsored the wastage of taxpayers' money.
Aki FORD FOUNDATION Nyinyi.
Did Ford Foundation import poisoned sugar to Kenya?
Did Ford Foundation sell fake fertilizers to Kenyan farmers?
Did Ford Foundation teach Kenya Police to be brutal?
Did Ford Foundation import eternal GoK and County corruption?
Did Ford Foundation introduce so many taxes? 🇰🇪 ⚖️
Most cardiac arrests happen at home. The chances of survival is directly linked to how fast the medical team arrives to you.
Saving this image and sharing it to your loved ones/neighbours is the first step towards safety.
Rt widely to create awareness✅
Ma'am
While there is no timeline for speaking out. Don't use VAWG as a talking point to sanctify your husband's regime and score PR points.
80 women & counting have died this year due to femicide and you kept quiet & never facilitated to change govt systems or harmful norms.
“Each generation must, out of relative obscurity, discover its mission, fulfill it, or betray it.” -Frantz Fanon
I believe GenZ is a revolutionary mass movement that is going to face the following challenges:
Serious challenges from the discredited two factions of the ruling class;
The use of ethnicity, race, gender, religion, and money to stop the movement from succeeding; and
Foreign interests that support the elite although these interests may want, as they have done in the past, to capture the movement and own it.
I believe that the broad program of what the movement stands for must now attack all barons in the two factions. The movement will die if it is aligned with any of the two factions.
Your agenda must now come out. Change is a marathon, and you protest, you should not lose focus on your goals, and most importantly ensure that every GenZ is a registered voter.
You must start thinking about the protection of those whom the state is targeting. To imagine that the President will just forget about this and move on is naïve. There will be an attempt to launch a counter-assault by the government. Just like Moi in the 80’s and 90’s, the government will attempt to silence all voices of the revolution. The difference this time is that Kenyans have alternative media that they are using to report on what is going on. Social media is both a tool, a weapon, and a shield for GenZs.
Many innocent Kenyans have been killed and maimed by police bullets and state violence. We must demand Justice for the victims of state brutality. Part of the justice is to also ensure that those who have been used by the state to cause these deaths and injuries are arrested and submitted to the legal process. It is time for accountability. Those who have paid the ultimate price for the constitution must be compensated.
For long, Kenya has stagnated. The educated and diverse youth population is firmly in the 21st century but the government and the state are stuck in the past. Instead of leading Kenya into prosperity, they are plowing us into regression. The GenZs are saying that it’s time to demand a better nation that serves the people and creates a nation where everyone can find prosperity. This cannot happen if corruption, self-interest, and self-promotion continue to be the drivers of leadership in Kenya.
This new Kenya demands a new resolve and new ideas. It is time to stand on the principles of Article 10 of the Constitution. Kenyans have embraced and defended the Constitution with their very lives. The work of observing and upholding the Constitution is the beginning of the journey to prosperity, and we are on the right track. Do not get derailed GenZs.
Freed by his words: A protester secures freedom for himself and his fellow demonstrator by articulating the reasons behind their protests, advocating for his and other Kenyans' rights, during the #RejectFinanceBill2024 protests.
Shot by @ElijahKanyi.
Last month I spoke at the National Autistic Society Professionals Conference about working therapeutically with autistic children and young people.
A graphic illustrator, Nina Griffiths, illustrated my talk and we have permission to share them on social media. I think it is amazing, she's fitted so many concepts in there in a way which I would never have imagined.
"Governments think that they're held together by laws, by force, by everything. Governments are held together by the trust people put in them." - John-Allan Namu (2024).
Any city in the world would look like this and worse if services such as garbage disposal and wider sanitation were unavailable.
But Governor Sakaja remains full of praise for himself and listens to no one. Ask @Honeyfarsafi#MukuruKwaSakaja#SaveNairobi
I don’t understand how SRC came to decide that medical interns stipends be at Kshs 50,000/- to 70,000/-.
In 2016/2017, together with SRC we did a thorough job comparing countries of similar economic status, investment in education, complexity of job, value of job in generating impact (revenue, savings in other drs who would have been employed if interns were not there, patient outcomes, etc).
We documented and it is fact that interns are 27% of health workforce. Imagine 27% of all money we would pay to workers if interns were not there.
You know how much health workers cost now? It is 87 B a year. Summed up for all Counties and minus Referral Hospitals. A third of 87 B would be near 30 B Kshs.
So interns are saving Kenya 30 B and we want to argue that 5B is way too much to pay them. A mere 16% of what they are saving the taxpayer?
Further, we compared intern salaries with countries of similar economic status.
Plus interns actually work.
See how we came up with the figures in the CBA?
May lightening strike scrotums and ovaries failing this country and unnecessarily provoking doctors.
And you, please hide this kind of thinking… Not for your caliber.
#bartalk another legacy of John Michuki, as Environment Minister, was opening up Kenyan beaches to local communities, by mandating access roads, every few kilometers along the coastline that had been blocked off by wall-to-wall property developments.
@gabrieloguda@WilliamsRuto I was in Embu juzi & what's crazy is that the farmers didn't see or hear this story from John Allan-Namu. They are LIVING the story!
One told me the fertilizer was soil mixed with stones and goat poop... It's crazy to hear this clown say they haven't gotten any complaints.