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[Kampala’s Finest🇺🇬 @kampalasfinesst]

Everytime we at war with Kenyans they bring up our president 😭😂💔

[Kenyans On Twit‎ter @kot]

@BuzzWireBW Is Mercy supposed to deal with all the problems that women encounter in this country? Mercy is talking wives and women who want to be wives. She's supposed to do a Masterclass for men too? Everyone attacking Mercy is missing the point completely.

[Kc Ketii @KcKetii]

@BuzzWireBW You are in a crowd. Someone shouts "Diana!", you know you are not Diana. But you go ahead to explain why Diana shouldn't answer. She's busy, engaged bla bla. You might be right, but why not let the target audience decide? Just speak for yourself Janet.

[MungaMD @mungamd]

@BuzzWireBW Kenyans,we are so opinionated.Why cant Mercy organize her masterclass,then others can organize other masterclasses for anything else.Why dictate to others what they should do?..mmmh #jeaulosy

[The Money Cafe @kelvinyaga]

@BuzzWireBW Mercy Masika is a woman, how is she supposed to create a masterclass on how to be a good husband?

[TenyearGoal @MtuwaMaoni]

@BuzzWireBW Janet should have collaborated with Mercy instead of ridiculing her.

[Fred Indimuli @Fredindimuli]

@BuzzWireBW I disagree with Janet on this. She has her own platform that can and should address whatever she prioritizes. It is wrong for her to decide what should be priority for others. Why is she not concerned that Shiku is still selling sufurias or that Diana is planning a wedding?

[Oswald Cobblepot @Lizard_King2025]

@BuzzWireBW What does femicide, rape and teenage pregnancy have to do with what Mercy Masika is doing? Multiple truths can coexist, I don't think anybody has blocked Janet Mbugua from organizing master classes on the issues she's articulating.

[JUSTIN KE @JUSTINKE68]

@BuzzWireBW Why don't these women set these seminars to handle GBV instead of demanding other people do it?

Janet mbugua can easily set up a seminar instead of dictating mercy masika do it?

[Jobless Ugandan @akankwasa_30054]

But women, if one lady organises a “Becoming a Wife” masterclass and another feels that femicide, gender-based violence and sexual abuse need more attention, let her organise a masterclass addressing those issues too. She clearly has the platform to do so.
Let Mercy do her in peace

[Ndegwa Njiru Adv. @NjiruAdv]

Tunajua losing 8.1 million votes za MURIMA is not easy.
Tunajua vile vile hizo kura zinawauma sana lakini hivyo ndivyo mambo yalivyo.
Uta duu?
So tafuta @HonAdenDuale akupatie BRUFEN umeze 4x12 na vile vile Duale na Hassan Omar wemeze 8x12 na MTAPONA ndugu zangu.

[Ndegwa Njiru Adv. @NjiruAdv]

@OleItumbi save us that NONSENSE boy.
If you knew there were goons, why did you go there?

[Seth 🌞 @majameni]

@NytoP2PMwangi Mambo ya DM yanafaa kuishia kwa DM. In a couple of years, you will return to us telling us how 'siku hizi mabwana hakuna'. You had a chance to be a second wife. Kihunguiyo giiki.

[Kalonzo Musyoka @skmusyoka]

Kenya is headed in the wrong direction, and we have a responsibility to change course.

Today I chaired the Joint Azimio Council and NEC meeting, where we continued building a broader, stronger and united opposition committed to restoring constitutionalism, the rule of law and good governance. That commitment does not end at our borders, and it does not end where power feels threatened.

It is why we condemn, in the strongest terms, the harassment and intimidation of Burundian nationals in Kenya. Our brothers and sisters from Burundi are part of the East African Community, and they deserve dignity, not suspicion. Kenya must remain a good neighbour and honour the spirit of East African integration.

It is also why we will not allow goonism to become the new normal at home. We are aware of plans by the Ruto regime to deploy goons to disrupt Linda Mwananchi this Sunday, and we condemn this unreservedly.

Every Kenyan has a constitutional right to assemble, associate and express themselves peacefully, a right we will defend, whether it is being denied to a Kenyan in Nairobi or a Burundian guest in our midst.

Restoring Kenya to constitutionalism means restoring dignity to everyone within her borders. That is the nation we are building.

[Pauline Njoroge @paulinenjoroge]

Ruto akiona hivi, makasiriko inamultiply then he comes up with new insults. 🤣

The journey to Sugoi is moving at breakneck speed!

[Soxxy 🇰🇪 @DjSoxxy]

Now imagine how low the approval rating for Ruto is that he will lose to someone with no agenda and zero vision. 😂😂 There is no going lower than that.

[Pauline Njoroge @paulinenjoroge]

Mko tayari?

[Irungu Kang'ata @HonKangata]

More Water for Gitugi.

Mathioya Gitugi Water Intensification Project now channeling additional water to Nyakianga Tank – solving low-pressure and shortages for our people.

[Lord @nairobilord]

@RotoTanks , hi, is this account genuine? Kindly let kenyans know. @kot

[George Natembeya @GeorgeNatembeya]

I speak with a heavy and sincere heart. As a Kenyan, a parent and a leader, I cannot watch what is happening in our country and remain silent.

The dramatic abduction of Standard Group Associate Editor Alex Kiprotich, who was seized by armed men along the Gilgil–Nakuru road, held for hours and later found near Masinga Dam, should shock the conscience of every Kenyan. This was not only an attack on an individual; it raises a much bigger question about the safety of journalists and the freedom of the media in our country.

If a journalist can be taken in such a dramatic manner, what message are we sending to every reporter, editor and ordinary Kenyan who dares to question power?

Media freedom is not a favour from government. Freedom of expression is not a privilege. They are constitutional rights.

His Excellency the President promised that abductions would stop. Kenyans deserve to see that promise honoured not only in words, but in action.

If a journalist publishes something you dislike, answer with facts, not force. If a citizen criticises you, answer them politically not through intimidation, disappearance or fear.

We must know who abducted Alex Kiprotich, why he was targeted, and who authorised or facilitated it. There must be a transparent and independent investigation, and whoever is responsible must face the law, regardless of their position or institution.

Kenya cannot become a country where journalists look over their shoulders before doing their work, where young people fear expressing themselves, or where families fear a knock on the door at night.

This is bigger than politics. It is about the soul of our democracy.

Protect our people. Protect our media. Protect our Constitution. And end the culture of abductions and fear.