Token system has been down for almost 24 hours without providing customers with a proper explanation. We need a thorough audit of how this organization is being run.
@KenyaPower_Care
Kenyans, let's get serious:
6% to NSSF by Jan.
4% to pension.
2.75% to SHIF.
1.5 % to Housing.
35% to PAYE.
Total deductions = 49.25%.
Then it all gets stolen! π€¬
Adv Elisha Ongoya: It may be getting hotter but look at the document, compose yourself and read. What is the total number of shares in Vipingo beach company?
Mwengi Mutuse: 10,000
Adv Elisha Ongoya: Who is indicated as owning all those 10,000 shares?
Mwengi Mutuse: The late James Nderitu Gachagua
Adv Elisha Ongoya: When the DP therefore says, this company is wholly owned by his late brother, is he speaking the truth or not?
Mwengi Mutuse: Yes
#GachaguaImpeachment
@LarryMadowo May he be cursed.. We can't accept such barbaric behaviour to go unpunished. Human rights should file a case against the masterminds and those who execute such hideous acts.
#FreeMoraraKebaso We are currently camped at @DCI_Kenya Kiambu Road, demanding the immediate release of @morarakebaso
Earlier today, police unjustly abducted Morara Kebaso simply for exercising his right to critique KK government. To our dismay, the authorities have not only refused to release him but have also failed to formally charge him.
It is appalling that abductions and arbitrary arrests continue to plague our country. Such actions not only undermine the principles of justice but also threaten the very foundations of our democracy.
Today marks a crucial moment in our struggle for human rights. We insist on the immediate release of Morara Kebaso as the authorities had a full day to present him in court, yet have chosen to deny him his fundamental rights.
We stand united against these violations of human rights and will not remain silent. We call upon all concerned citizens to join us in advocating for justice & accountability.
Together, we will not allow fear to dictate our voices.
Many Kenyan politicians proudly show off their luxury lifestyles, but with the cost-of-living crisis and the deadly anti-tax protests, young Kenyans see the flashy habits of officials as unacceptable.