We found evidence of construction going on inside the Nairobi National Park but @KWSKenya just confiscated our drone. Currently protests by lobby groups and environmentalists are going on over the construction.
Parliament has invited your views on the Turkana Oil FDP that we are considering currently. You should pay attention because this is Ruto’s biggest scandal yet.
1. The ownership of the Company that is to produce the oil (Gulf Energy, Formerly Tullow) changed names and hands multiple times in a matter of weeks. Days even. Your lawyer will tell you thats symptomatic of attempts to mask real ownership. It is telling that the current FDP was approved by government days after the last ownership changes.
2. The Original production contract has been varied a million times. Most notably on 25th November 2025 just days after the last ownership changes, to raise the maximum recoverable cost for petroleum production from the initial 55% to 85%. Kenyans will never see any real benefit from that oil.
3. On the same day Clause 27(2)(b) was amended to expand the definition of capital
expenditure to include expenditure on labour, fuel, repairs, maintenance,
hauling, mobilisation and supplies and materials relating to production,
development, exploration and appraisal and decommissioning costs. We may basically never see a coin from our oil.
4. Crucially, we in the Senate passed the Local Content bill which requires the oil company to utilize locally available resources including labour and supplies. They have cleverly made the current agreement with Gulf exempt from such legislation.
We don’t have leaders. We have dealers in government who don’t care about anything other than themselves.
#BREAKING: TANZANIAN OPPOSITION REJECTS SAMIA’S COMMISSION TO PROBE ELECTION UNREST
Tanzania’s main opposition party has dismissed a newly formed commission tasked with investigating killings that occurred during last month’s general election.
The party claims the commission is not independent and accuses the government of using it as a “scheme to hide the truth.”
The inquiry, launched by President Samia Suluhu Hassan, aims to examine the causes and accountability behind the deadly unrest.
However, opposition leaders argue that its composition and mandate lack credibility and transparency.
Read More: https://t.co/iYDBSG1lRP
@Kenyans you were elected to represent Kenyan citizens not Tanzanian's nor Ugandan's. remember there's always tomorrow to be on the other side of the road
We must put pressure until the Tanzania killings are formally recognized as a massacre by the relevant institutions. If we skip this step, Samia walks free… if we achieve it, the path to investigations, sanctions, justice and everything opens. This must happen before 9th Dec
🚨 A Kenyan lawyer, Fredrick Lorent Obuya (29), has reportedly been arrested in Dar es Salaam amid Tanzania’s ongoing crackdown on Kenyans following the disputed election.
Obuya, who also runs a tour company, was travelling to Zanzibar for work when he was detained on 31st October 2025. His last known location was Oyster Bay Police Station, and his whereabouts remain unknown. #OccupyTZEmbassy
Dear @FIFAcom and @CAF_Media
Football should be fair, but Young Africans Club’s actions are not right. The club donated 100 million shillings to the ruling party, causing political division and Death in Tanzania.
Please investigate Young Africans Sports Club in Tanzania.
The Petition on CyberCrrime Law is being heard today at the Milimani High Court by Justice Lawrence Mugambi, High Court 2.
The Virtual link is https://t.co/vFByuDTe6R
Do not allow this killer regime to silence our voices.
#RejectCyberCrimeLaw#RutoMustGo