Thika Superhighway, our first major multi-lane road project, was never officially launched, we simply found ourselves driving on it one day. Same goes for the Kenol–Marua road & the first NFD roads,among many feeder roads. Yet a 200-metre project is accompanied by so much noise.
Kenya could be staring at one of the most serious national security threats in recent history as foreigners obtain Kenyan identity cards and passports through rogue networks operating both in and out of the government.
For weeks, The Standard infiltrated the dangerous networks and uncovered how rogue officials within the Immigration Department and the National Registration Bureau facilitate this dubious syndicate, allowing nationals from countries such as Somalia, Ethiopia, Burundi and Uganda to acquire Kenyan identity documents without proper vetting, scrutiny or verification, driven by bribery and corruption.
https://t.co/pPOhGNncNt
That KTN investigation showing how the UDA government is selling Kenyan IDs and Passports to foreigners for as low as kshs 15,000 should worry all of us.
A passport and national ID isn’t just a piece of book or card, they are what defines our nation, Kenya.
The damage Ruto and his gang are doing to Kenya when they sell Kenyan passports and IDs to foreigners, will outlive their short stay in power.
We really fumbled in 2022 by electing an individual and government that will do anything, including selling passports to foreigners for money.
Ruto and his administration are an existential threat to our republic.
"Why do Americans think that their lives are more important than the lives of Kenyans?"
My CNN report on the public opposition to an Ebola isolation facility for Americans in Kenya
Kenya has approved a US plan to set up an Ebola quarantine facility in Laikipia for Americans exposed to the virus in DR Congo.
The facility will start operations on Friday.
Now here are more details about the deal in the thread below:
Shuts down USAID because American Money is for Americans and not Africans
Dumps sick deadly Americans in a third world African country with a failed healthcare system