Make it a habit to verify your voter registration details with the IEBC from time to time. Don't wait until Election Day only to discover that your information has been altered or contains errors. This election is too important to leave anything to chance!
Hundreds escort ballot boxes and tallied results from AC Ol Kalou Polling Station to the constituency tallying centre at Ol Kalou Senior School.
Video by Julius Chepkwony.
The massive media focus on the Ol Kalou by-election wasn't by chance. It was a live preview of the 2027 landscape. While it has restored hope for change in many Kenyans, it has sent certain political camps back to the drawing board juu ground si kurahisi vile walithani
We need to talk about how to tackle the issue of political militia, we should start identifying them and exposing them to create a high social cost for anyone engaged in goonism. I’m sure if we use OSINT we can find their identities.
I dont think u can subsidize criminal gangs for political convenience and expect a safe country. The weapons handed out to "goons" during political heat don’t just vanish, they turn into the daily robberies terrorizing citizens today. We are reaping what they sowed #RutoMustGo
Kenya is slowly gearing toward an economy where most people would be required to work two jobs to afford their basic needs, especially city dwellers.
First world economics with third world resources and amenities.
Scary!
Sifuna is 44 years old.
Faye of Senegal is Age 44
Mamady Doumbouya of Guinea is also 44
Mahamat Deby of Chad is 39
Abiy Ahmed of Ethiopia is 49
Assimi Goïta of Mali is 41
Ibrahim Traore is 38.
My point is, Sifuna is not young
Omwami is old enough to run a Country
Kenya's government plans to use more than Sh1 trillion held by SACCOs to help finance major development projects through the National Infrastructure Fund.
The move is set to be backed by the new Cooperatives Bill.
A Bill before Parliament seeks to require internet providers to assign every user a unique internet meter number, track usage in real time, and submit annual records to the Communications Authority.
ICJ Kenya has raised concerns that the proposal could enable mass surveillance and weaken privacy protections