I am shocked that a whole leader can use his own personal car to ferry county workers to attack kenyans whose only crime is to expose the truth. When they escaped the more than 50 people that you had hired to block the road, your goons followed us in two vehicles (a prado and a white pickup) and can even be seen attacking us. When our vehicle tyre burst and another veered off the road, these innocent Kenyans abandoned the cars and ran away on foot, the ones that were caught were beaten in an attempt to kill them. Haina mambo baba, leo ni sisi kesho ni wewe. To the people of Narok, i love you all. Pray for us. Msijali, naamini itabadilika
MORE RECEIPTS: Ethiopian Airlines still hasn’t apologized to this passenger but trolls appear to have been paid to attack me online instead of addressing the incident.
They’re even claiming I requested an upgrade and was denied, even though I was literally in Business class 🤷🏾♂️
No teargas or bullets for paid protestors. Now you understand why the majority of Kenyans are saying #RutoMustGo.
@NPSOfficial_KE will not even bother paid demonstrators but a young GenZ with a smartphone carrying a placard will be beaten, abducted or worse shot dead.
Kasmuel McOure: You cannot ask me what next if I don't have a now. We are inviting the entire nation to rethink what a future looks like. We cannot have the political class hijack our movement.
WATCH: The sequence leading to the shooting of K24 journalist Wanjeri Kariuki in Nakuru today. The shot seems to have been fired from inside a moving police car, directly into a group of journalists who were clearly identifiable as members of the press.
GoK is told, clearly, that people do not want another tax hike on fuel prices, taking the Road Maintenance Levy from KES 18/liter of petrol/diesel to KES 25 - +39% (https://t.co/1z533Jj04O)
What does the regulator (@EPRA_Ke) do? It imposes it anyway, public feedback be damned.
Kenyan opposition leader Raila Odinga says they have agreed to dialogue with President William Ruto’s government following weeks of Gen Z-driven protests.
Many Kenyan youth say neither Ruto nor Raila speaks for them and they will not be a part of the dialogue