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[JM @JzefriM]

@BeshStevens @jn_karis @georgediano People revenge out here

[Yoko @Kibet_bull]

Ruto amesema pale Emurua Dikir that Narok Airport is 80% done. Bring photos of the progress

[Mtu McBuzz @AntoineGizenga]

But no, a stadium and state lodge for northern Kenya first

[Alfred Keter🇰🇪 @alfredarapketer]

According to UDAku Party of Mr Out-going President!
Someone who wants to unite Mount Kenya region is a tribalist!
whereas the one who wants to divide the region into Mount Kenya East and West is a Nationalist!
Explain!
(20 Marks)
😂😂😂😂😂😂

[The Kenyan Vigilante @KenyanSays]

"Doctors are being asked for up to KSh 800k in bribes by counties to secure jobs"Dr. Kemunto explains the systemic corruption rotting Kenya's healthcare system.

[Rapcha The Sayantist @IAMRAPCHA]

No one will go home

We'll face the goons until our country is free of killer politicians

[Brian Osoro @OsoroOngera]

Hata majamaa wa Tutam wanajua huyu gathee amechoma mbaya.

[The Kenyan Vigilante @KenyanSays]

“Raymond Omollo and Belio Kipsang are giving a South Korean company access to Kenya’s voter registration data under the authority of the IEBC Chairperson,” Former DP Rigathi Gachagua alleges that the South Korean company is being given an opportunity to manipulate and sabotage the 2027 General Election.

[Dollar $ign @DennoForester]

Uzuri jaba haina counterfeit

[Sholla Ard ����🇪 @sholard_mancity]

🚨 WAKE UP, KENYA!!

ISPs have warned of a threat massive surveillance

Ruto’s govt is continuing with its push for a new law that forces Safaricom, Zuku & every ISP to put an “internet meter” on YOUR connection

This could enable tracking every single site you visit, every second you’re online, and then handing that data straight to the state.

This isn’t about billing. This is about building a digital cage so they can watch activists, journalists, opposition leaders, and anyone who dares criticise them in real time.

One click against the government, and you’re already flagged.

They’re turning the internet into a spy tool while pretending it’s “consumer protection.”

We should speak up now before it’s too late…

[Juma G 🇰🇪 @jumaf3]

Just tagged the Inspector General of Police of KENYA, complaining about corruption at Kasarani Police Station traffic wing and he just BLOCKED ME. 😆😆😆😆. We are indeed screwed... What is this surely? Does it mean he is personally sanctioning this CORRUPTION? Nyasaye...

[Faith Odhiambo @FaithOdhiambo8]

The Speaker of the National Assembly admitted that he takes MPs to State House where the President hands them 10 TSC employment letters each, letters that are then sold for up to Sh400,000 apiece. This is not a joke. This is not politics as usual. This is a constitutional violation.

Article 237 of the Constitution gives the Teachers Service Commission exclusive authority to recruit and appoint teachers independently, on merit and without political interference. When the President, the Speaker, and MPs turn teacher recruitment into a patronage scheme, they are not just bypassing the TSC. They are dismantling one of the key independent institutions designed to protect public service from capture.

Qualified graduates are losing out. Young teachers who have waited years, interned, sat exams, and played by the rules are being pushed aside so that political favourites can buy their way into classrooms. Meanwhile, the very people sworn to uphold the Constitution are profiting from its breach, selling public jobs like commodities, treating education like a cartel.

The scale of the injustice is stark. TSC data shows a national teacher deficit of about 96,000–116,000 posts, with Junior Secondary Schools alone short by at least 72,000 teachers. Yet more than 300,000 trained teachers remain registered but unemployed, while appointments are being dished out at State House. In other words, classrooms face a massive teacher shortage, while a large pool of qualified, unemployed graduates should fill those gaps through transparent, merit-based recruitment.

This demands investigation. It demands accountability. If the Speaker can admit this on camera and face no consequences, then the Constitution is dead letter. The state must either respect the law or be held to it.

[GT Atas @GodstimeAtas]

The media sector in Africa has failed us. We keep seeing news about Ukraine and Gaza but the genocide happening in neighbouring countries like Sudan and Congo has been grossly underreported.
We need to do better in Africa.

[Naomi Waithira @Naomikibandi]

Mwingi has a serious water problem,an educated resident of Mwingi wrote letters and got an NGO to sink boreholes,now the MP says unless he is involved they should stop and go back to Canada.
Na kuna residents hapo clapping! MP alaaniwe!

[Yoko @Kibet_bull]

All teachers should vote wantam. How can your TSC letters be given to Oscar Sudi, who dropped out in class two?

[Ike Ojuku @IkeOjuku]

Kiambu Governor-Kimani Wamatangi launched Kikuyu level 4 hospital earlier today. This is the sixth hospital he has built in Kiambu within 3 years. Meanwhile in Luo Nyanza the governors are busy dancing Ajawa and complaining about marginalization awuoro!.

[NeoSuffregette @abbie_maggy]

They killed my baby I just buried her😭.

[Kiberenge Jnr CPA @kiberenge79]

We bumped into the old man who has been trending & claiming that he donated Ksh70 to Sifuna pay bill. We refunded him the money but he refused to take & confessed that he did not donate any money to Sifuna but was paid by a woman who works for Omar Hassan to lie.👇

[𝐁𝐈𝐆𝐁𝐀𝐍𝐆𖤐🎆 @BiigBvngz]

The Ostrich messed with the wrong person 😭💔

[Faith Odhiambo @FaithOdhiambo8]

The claim that the country is not facing a goons crisis is not merely a semantic disagreement but a denial of citizens' lived reality. When violence is organised, politically enabled, selectively deployed or tolerated by institutions, calling it goons does not make it less of a public-order and constitutional crisis.

The more important question is not why opposition actors went where violence occurred. It is why citizens must calculate the risk of exercising their constitutional rights based on the anticipated presence of organised violence. The burden cannot be shifted from those who unleash or enable violence to those who assemble, speak, campaign or seek political accountability.

Kenya does not need euphemisms or competing narratives. It needs an independent investigation into the identity, mobilisation, financing and protection of individuals involved in political violence and accountability that reaches beyond the visible foot soldiers. A state that knows how to identify peaceful protesters should also know how to identify those who attack them.

Public safety is not achieved by warning citizens to avoid places where violence may occur. It is achieved by preventing the violence, protecting the right to participate in public affairs, and ensuring that no political actor or security institution operates above the law. Denial may manage a news cycle, but only accountability can restore public trust.