@sholard_mancity Dont forget kuna deal where a proxy company in Germany itapewa tender ya kuprint Kenyan currency
GeorgeRuto is part of it
The idea is, gaslight the pple by saying watu wameficha pesa kwa nyumba to avoid taxes,also since uhuru did it why not Ruto, or kusema no more faces on Ksh.
Only state machinery can move you across counties like that. DCI Amin will beg to differ with the CCTV and claim Alex was site visiting the hydro plant. An audacious liar that one
NTSA have removed this number plate in their records, I tried searching and there were no results. I changed E to F and it brought details.
@ntsa_kenya should also let Kenyans know who was the owner of the vehicle registration number KDC125E before it was removed from their system.
What country is this?
William Ruto spent years presenting himself as a politician who could survive insults, hostile headlines, opposition attacks and endless public criticism, so it is genuinely fascinating to watch him suddenly develop such remarkably thin skin around the media.
A man who campaigned under relentless scrutiny now appears increasingly irritated whenever journalists question his government, challenge his promises or publish stories he does not like, which is a strange transformation for somebody who once sold himself as politically battle hardened.
The Standard Media Group has become one of his favourite targets, and every fresh attack only raises the obvious question about when criticism stopped being part of democracy and started becoming something the President personally needed to fight.
Power clearly changes people, because the politician who once demanded space to attack everyone now seems increasingly uncomfortable when the same freedom is used to examine his own government, his record and the people around him.
Perhaps the biggest mystery is not why the media criticises William Ruto, but how a politician who survived Kenya’s roughest political battles suddenly became this allergic to newspapers, headlines and uncomfortable questions.
We are not even in a dictatorship but this is the reality of most Kenyans. I would like to see anyone who wants to be president, what is their plan to end this impunity in the security system and whether the perpetrators will be brought to book. Abductions and corruption are on pandemic levels.
Oya, mnataka youths wafanye nini? Mnataka tukue goons sisi wote? You've looted the country, destroyed industries, created unemployment and still harassing young people for earning a living. Mnataka tufanye nini?
Today, Kanjo in Nairobi was captured harassing a content creator.
The same government is now coming for content creators�� YouTube earnings through taxes.
Tell me-you harass content creators, then turn around and tax them? Make it make sense.
The Standard is reporting that nearly 3 Kenyans were killed through police brutality every day during President William Ruto's first four years in office. Heres the math (3*365*4=4380). Well, when I tell you you're likely to survive a flash flood in Nepal or earthquakes in Columbia than a second term of Ruto, believe me.
JUST IN : President William Ruto departs for Zambia for President Hakainde Hichilema’s inauguration, despite Zambia’s deeply undemocratic election process, that's left opposition leaders in jail.
Senator Edwin Sifuna says President William Ruto has resorted to threats and insults against Kenyans because he is afraid of losing power in the 2027 General Election and cannot see a way of reversing his declining fortunes.