We passed the 2010 Constitution specifically to stop a single man from acting as the regulator, judge, jury, and tender board. Announcing who leaves and who takes over Kenya’s natural resources on a roadside stop is a complete return to KANU-era roadside decrees.
When Companies make decisions about where to put their investments, the dispute resolution regime in place is key because disputes arise all the time. The “Mambo Matatu, pack and go” approach where the President can just shut down your business is very bad for investment and consequently, job creation. It is why we in Linda Mwananchi insist on a return to the Rule of Law. Thats our Plan!
Karen Nyamu and Esther Passaris would have contributed more to the needs of the common mwananchi if they just shared their nudes instead of thoughts on important matters.
study yourself. your patterns. habits. compulsions. trauma. anxieties. insecurities. addictions. once you see them, the unconscious becomes conscious. and the moment you know what they are and how they control you, you awaken. you become unstoppable.
The reason you attract us broke guys it is because you are also a broke girl. We have access to you because you're in the same circles/environment we are in. If you were rich, we wouldn't even know of your existence.
A man who doesn’t know his purpose will spend his life chasing distractions. Pleasure, attention, money, validation...none of it will fill the emptiness of a man who has abandoned his mission.
Sifuna has driven Ruto crazy because of one thing, he has been consistent in criticizing bad government and Ruto has nothing on him.
Without anything to blackmail Sifuna with, Ruto is literally running mad and his outburst show it all.
Sifuna is very clean, young and smart!
I asked someone what is the difference between Ruto's Regime and Uhuru's Regime.
She said:
“If I want to go to Mombasa and use the SGR, I’m grateful to Uhuru.
When I use the Nairobi Expressway and see how quickly I get to my destination without sitting in tiresome traffic, I say, ‘God bless Uhuru.’
Then I asked, “What about Ruto?”
She paused and said:
“Every month, I look at my payslip and see money being deducted for this thing called Affordable Housing. I resent Ruto. Those houses are not even affordable to the poor. They will mostly be bought by the rich. My money is being used to benefit people who are already better off.
And whenever I walk past Parliament, I get a painful déjà vu. I remember how young people’s lives were lost, and my heart skips a beat.
That is why, when the time comes, I must make the right decision.”