Just look at the lawlessness taking place in Homabay.. Halafu H.E Sifuna akisema we should go back to a country governed by rule of law mnasema Hana agenda?
Mr Kitendawili,the lord of violence, has done it again:Hired innocent,desperate & jobless young people,victims of his sabotage of the big4 jobs plan,to shed innocent blood in his eternal quest for power.What a shame on fathers day Mr father of violence.Freedom is coming Aug 9th.
And while at it, I do not know of any "good dad" who kills other people's children. Ati atleast despite 'everything' he's a good dad.
Kaì muriaga mai????
If you find out your friend’s father is a murderer would you keep going for sleep over at their house? Bc mna downplay hio story like people didn’t die. Your own friends died.
Lest we forget, Mukuru quarry is next to a Police Station; bodies of murdered Kenyans were dumped into it. Officers at that Station saw nothing. The Police blocked volunteers recovering bodies from the water-filled quarry. GoK and County Gov. provided half-hearted assistance. The individual arrested in connection with the murders was detained at the upscale Gigiri Police Station. He somehow managed to escape from the Police Station. This regime is waiting for us to forget these macabre murders as it continues unbothered with further extrajudicial executions...
They say nobody gets into Yale. But God has not forgotten the cattle herders. Humbled to become the first Kenyan lawyer in approximately 33 years to join Yale’s LL.M. class of just 25 lawyers worldwide. Excited for this chapter.
Most Kenyans don’t know that if they are raising a kid with disability or are the primary caretakers of a PWD, they are qualified for tax reliefs. Here’s everything to need to know about the Persons With Disability Act of 2025.
Rt to create awareness. 🧵
Let it be known that Kizza Besigye was abducted in Kenya, with the Government of Kenya fully aware, even provided logistics, and he was driven all the way by road, from Nairobi to Kampala in a booth of a car... Never forget that....
A former KPMG Advisory Services manager, identified as FMI, has filed a KSh45.8 million suit at the Employment and Labour Relations Court alleging pregnancy discrimination, constructive dismissal and violation of constitutional and employment rights following her disclosure of a high-risk twin pregnancy in July 2025.
The former Major Projects Manager, who joined KPMG in September 2024 on a gross monthly salary of KSh350,000 and worked on government G7 infrastructure projects, claims the firm failed to follow its own performance management policy exempting employees from performance processes where health challenges are disclosed. KPMG had not filed a response to the suit at the time of publication.
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If I had to rank the top three horsemen of cafè chains in Kenya...
- Java; amazing drinks, food could be better
-Cj's ; amazing food, drinks could be better
-Artcaffe ; Fire whoever's responsible for their entire menu.