Tomorrow, Boniface Mwangi will appear at Kibra Law Courts at 11:00 a.m. to answer charges he maintains are fabricated. We stand for justice, due process, and the right of every Kenyan to speak truth to power. #Justice#Ukweli
I left the newsroom almost 20 years ago, and it was a known fact that if your camera gear got stolen, it ended up at Shah Ashish’s house. Cameras stolen during robberies or at the airport were sold to him. He has been the mafia of stolen cameras and filming equipment for decades.
Lengo letu ni kuwafikia Wakenya wote.Ndiyo maana tunaendelea kusambaza People’s Manifesto katika kila mji, kila mtaa na kila kijiji.
Read it, share it, talk about it, and join the movement. Together, we will fix this country.
#loveandcourageke#mwanzompya
Yesterday was truly special. I had the privilege of sharing my vision for the Kenya we deserve, answering questions about our campaign, launching our citizen-funded movement, and inviting more Kenyans to join this journey.
Thank you to everyone who attended, celebrated with us, contributed to the campaign, and continues to believe in this movement. Your support means more than you know. #43ForBonnie
"What counts in life is not the mere fact that we have lived. It is what difference we have made to the lives of others that will determine the significance of the life we lead." _Nelson Mandela
Today l celebrated my birthday in the best way, serving others. I spent my birthday lunch hour at Migingo Island Hotel at Kenyatta Market. I served meals, spilled soup, and had great conversations. Dignity is found in service. I’m here to serve Kenya. #43ForBonnie
Today was day 1 of my #43ForBonnie Challenge. Before the end of 2026, I will spend 43 days serving people in different roles. The Kenya we deserve won’t be built by words alone; it will be built by citizens who choose to show up for one another. I’m here to show up! #43forBonnie
Today I worked as a waiter at Kenyatta Market; one of our customers was the blind lawyer, dancer Julio. Leo niliona past, present, future juu nili-serve @JSupercharge chakula. He is such a present human being who feels, sees and impacts! Julio: he sees and feels 3D. #43forBonnie
I'm 43 today! I've spent half of my life fighting to ensure freedom, justice, and dignity for every Kenyan.
To mark my birthday this year, I'm inviting you to join a bold grassroots movement to support my presidential bid to "Build The Kenya We Deserve".
The #43forBonnie Challenge is a grassroots campaign for citizen-funded change. I'm issuing a simple and powerful call: contribute an amount containing the number 43 and challenge three friends to do the same. Contributions start from as low as 43 shillings to higher tiers of up to 4.3 million shillings, depending on one's ability.
The goal is to raise between KSh 15–20 million through transparent donations, proving that a presidential campaign can be funded by ordinary Kenyans themselves.
I have spent over 20 years standing with Kenyans who have no voice, and I want to make this year's birthday about what we can build together if we join hands. 43 bob from a million of us becomes real power. This is our moment to show that ordinary citizens can fund extraordinary change.
#43forbonnie #MwanzompyaKE #LoveandCourageKE
I’m 43 years old today. I’m celebrating life and how far I have come. Countless beatings, arrests, torture, been shot, and endless trolling, yet I’m still here. The sacrifice was not in vain. Together, we have made a real difference in our fight for a better Kenya.
Today, I’m launching a fundraiser to fuel the next chapter of this journey. Because if we want a Kenya that truly belongs to us, we must fund it ourselves. No billionaires. No hidden deals. Just ordinary Kenyans contributing what they can.
#43forBonnie is now open.
Give any amount that contains 43, 43 bob, 143, 430, 4,300, or even more if you can. Challenge 3 friends. Post it. Let the world see.
Every single shilling contributed will be published and fully accounted for publicly, while respecting the privacy of those who request anonymity. This is our presidential campaign.
Drop your contribution below and tag 3 people. Let’s do this! #MwanzoMpyaKE #LoveAndCourageKE #PendaKenya #43forbonnie
My assault case proceeded for hearing at Kibera Law Courts today, with the prosecution witness, Constable Robert Ouko, accusing me of assaulting him. I informed the court that it was actually Ouko who assaulted me inside the police cells. Ouko’s testimony shocked the court when he testified that the shirt he was wearing on that day was stained with blood from his injuries, but it was later stolen from police custody by either myself or police officers under my control. The hearing continues on 18th August