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Kanye with a dash of humility

[I am Chege @_James041]

Okiya Omtatah warned Kenyans about SHA and even went to court.

In this three minutes clip, Okiya exposed how SHA was deliberately designed to steal from the poor.

After looting SHA, now they are closing SHA.

Aden Duale should be held solely liable for the Ksh 104B SHA system.

You cannot tell me that Ksh 104B imeenda tu hivyo.

[Njeri Mwangi @njerikan]

@johnmtongoi We take these claims lightly at our own peril. These goons are not hiding their intentions. I hope @DCI_Kenya @NPSOfficial_KE @IEBCKenya are seeing this. Unless they are part of it!

[piaani @allvvvi]

Electrician turns chaos into art 😍

[Archiveszn @Archivesznz]

🚨🇫🇷 Thierry Henry on Manchester City being found guilty of 114 charges:

🗣️“I have to be honest. If Manchester City have been found guilty of 114 charges, I don’t understand how a points deduction can be enough.

If those breaches gave them an advantage, the titles won in that period have to be questioned.

For me, the Premier League titles should be stripped. The trophies should be taken away, the records corrected, and the punishment should go beyond points.

Relegation should also be considered.

This is not just about Manchester City. It is about the integrity of the competition.

If you break the rules on that scale and are found guilty, you cannot keep everything you achieved and move on after a points deduction.

Take the titles. Take the trophies. Let the records reflect what happened.

Otherwise, what message are we sending to every other club?”

[Conrad Kulo @ConradKulo]

📍🛎

[Sahel Revolutionary Soldier @beyondB_DAG]

A true sign of sovereignty.

[WILLIE OEBA @WillieOeba]

The Kenyan Delegation In New York Spends At Millenium Hilton Hotel

Including Ruto. Due To Its Proximity To The UN

The Most Basic Room Stands At $1,500 per night. Without Breakfast.

For 84 joyriders with no business in NYC

What A Waste

[MyPersonal~Person @My__personalP]

The Standard Gazette headline alone deserves a passport. 🤣

[CUTIE @unstoppable_077]

The greatest danger to a nation is not only corrupt leaders, but citizens who defend corruption because they benefit from it.

[Amemba Magufuli @amembamagufuli8]

If it is the Rironi–Mau Summit Road, it is a loan at a cost of KSh 1 billion per kilometre. Where on earth have you seen a road being constructed at a cost of KSh 1 billion per kilometre?

[Hannes Bend @hnnsbnd]

I didn’t know impunity until I came to Kenya and met their elite. Nothing like them. Shameless, ruthless and yet so cowardly hiding behind the “we’re poor Africans” internationally to grab more money.
And the kind and patient Kenyan citizens are supposed to eat the “all countries are bad” narrative, keep working hard.
Hopefully soon the citizens have had enough of their elite’s bs

[SokoAnalyst @SokoAnalyst]

Dear Kenyans, can we make this video trend so that every Kenyan, who is eligible to vote must watch it and must ensure they vote come 2027. We need to vote in new people. Even if they will steal, they will be new and we can remove them.

[Atieno.K @CCarusheey]

Woow just woow
They have so much money in their country to spend
They went for TikTok videos
Nkt!!!

[Kuria Wa Njuguna @JoelKuriaNjugu3]

Let me educate you, Affordable blogger

The model being used to construct this road is PPP (Public Private Partnership). In this case, an investor uses his own money to do the job, after which he will recoup his initial capital plus interest for a period of time by charging a fee to use the infrastructure.

In the case of the Rironi-Mau Summit road, the French company had been given the tender at a cost of Ksh 150 billion by Uhuru Kenyatta, but when Ruto took office he cancelled that contract and afterwards awarded it to a Chinese company at a cost of Ksh 200 billion.

In your mind, is that value for money? No one is against development, but all said and done, prudence and value for money is not an option but a requirement of good governance and public finance management, because it is not like Ruto is using money from his own pocket. He is using taxpayers' money, or money that Kenyans will pay for many years to come.

[Tom Mboya @TomMboya]

I have always appreciated the analysis of @MwangiBonnie! Today, I am stuck here:

"50% of the national revenue goes to 2% of Kenyans in salaries at the national level.

Salaries alone.

To 2% of Kenyans.

At the county level, 47% of the entire budget of 47 counties goes to salaries of the 1% of the county population in government.

In salaries alone.

It’s economic apartheid.

The insane and wasteful spending on trips you see all the time, is in the remaining 50%.

And, we have not spoken about the KSH 800 billion stolen each year"

Completely self-serving!! 🤬

[Bright Shitemi @Bright_Shitemi]

We found empty coffers and other stories.

[Daniel Lambert @dlLambo]

114 children all with single sniper shots to the head.

Some as young as 5 years old.

Read that again.

They're "hunting" children for fun.

#StopTheGame

[Lempaa Soyinka @LempaaSuyinka]

Uganda sent 5: UK sent 6: Others had between 5-10 delegates to UNGA. Your country sent a staggering 84. Weep for your taxes. Hawa wanasaga mali yetu kusaga!

Gnamokode!

[Rapcha The Sayantist @IAMRAPCHA]

The story of a president who built a stadium but filled two cemeteries

The number of people killed by this regime can fill two cemeteries

Na bado kuna watu wanatumbia "forget about the deaths, hamuoni stadium"

Clowns 🤡 WANTAM ☝🏽

[Ziyad Yakubu @Ziyad_yakubu]

Imagine Country A has cocoa and Country B has chocolate factories.

Country A sells cocoa to Country B and buys back chocolate. Everyone is happy.

But then Country A realizes it would make a lot more money by processing its cocoa itself, so it does.

Now Country B is furious, because overnight it has lost a source of raw material and a market.

So Country B finds a few people in Country A with grievances or hardline ideologies, gives them a few weapons, and says, "Go carry out your activities where Country A is building this factory."

Now Country A has a problem: its country is destabilized. So it goes to Country B to buy weapons.

Country B says, "Fine, we will sell you weapons, but you must agree to scrap that factory."

So Country A scraps its factory and resumes selling cocoa and importing chocolate.

Country A gets its weapons, Country B gets its raw material and market, and they live happily ever after.

This post has very little to do with chocolate. But now I need some chocolate. Which do you recommend, Cadbury or Nestlé?