huh! never thought about it from that angle, wallahi we are all tax slaves in a tax farm in white mans country, political battles are just about who will get to be the farmers!
kenya is not a country. Its always been an EXTRACTION COMPSNY CALLED the British American Corporation! the truth is so bitter, wise! Full video: https://t.co/gekumlGxo4
The Elephants went to die in the Amboselli but the poisoning happened in Chyulu Hills Conservation Area.
Can y'all pull real time satellite imagery of the Chyulu Hills. That's where all the conservation criminality happens.
We have moved to the High Court to put an end to an unacceptable illegality that continues to bleed our country dry.
The IMF and the World Bank must operate under the Kenyan Constitution, or they must leave.
https://t.co/vHrwjTq9Uf
@KijanayaKabras elections numbers aside, no other reason to celebrate these low numbers, why points to extreme difficult conditions to live, pro create and raise families there.
@moneyacademyKE healthy food iko kwa wingi in the country. talk of food production systems, health and nutrition being weaponized. a healthy nation is bad for balance sheets
From our online engagement today I just learnt that, from the national budget expenditures, agriculture wameallocate 1.3% of the financial budget…. 1.3%?!!?
Hii ni extension officers wanalipwa? CECM? Ni ya subsidy fertilizer?
Hii gava ya wantam wueh🤦🏿♀️
@nashipae_2548 food production systems - lands, water, agriculture education, value addition, research etc is very political. kenya with its arable lands can industrialize overnight turning its fortunes around, you cant control people who can feed themselves... 1.3% means we can never
By abducting me from my rural home, detaining me at Muthaiga Police Station for three days, and charging me over my social media posts, William Ruto is not only seeking to silence me but also to silence millions of Kenyans. This case is not simply about me; it is about whether ordinary Kenyans can speak freely, question those in power, and demand accountability without fear of persecution. By prosecuting me, he is attempting to take away not only my right to freedom of expression but also the right to freedom of expression of every Kenyan.
Instead of answering legitimate questions about accountability and human rights violations, William Ruto has chosen the path of threats, intimidation, enforced disappearances, and extrajudicial killings. These actions are intended to instill fear and discourage criticism.
This case also reflects a broader class reality: those who hold political and economic power often possess greater resources and influence than ordinary citizens. Yet history has repeatedly shown that repression cannot permanently silence people who continue to organize, speak out, and demand justice.
Today, I return to court not only to defend my own right to freedom of expression but also the right to freedom of expression of all Kenyans. Whatever the outcome of this case, the struggle for justice, accountability, and freedom of expression will continue. In the end, it is the determination of the Kenyan people, not fear,that will shape the country's future.