you are not mad enough.
they ATE the babies.
they R*PED the toddlers.
they TR*FFICKED Pre-teens.
and THEY are the current world leaders.
wake up from your ignorance and care.
A refinery can either become Kenya’s industrial breakthrough, or one of the most expensive mistakes wananchi are forced to defend.
Dangote reportedly wants Kenya to buy a stake in the proposed Mombasa refinery, provide land, protection, and even restrict cheaper fuel imports from countries like Russia and India.
Now, maybe I’m missing something, but these terms feel extremely heavy for a country already struggling with the cost of living.
Because the real question should never be:
“How do we protect investors?”
It should be:
“How do we guarantee cheap fuel for Kenyans?”
If imported fuel lands here at around KSh150 per litre after taxes, but refinery-linked fuel ends up costing KSh190, then what exactly are wananchi gaining?
And let me be clear:
I fully support Kenya getting its own refinery.
No serious country industrializes while depending entirely on outsiders for energy.
But support should not mean we stop asking hard questions before agreements are signed.
A refinery should lower costs, strengthen industries, create jobs, and give Kenya energy security.
Not trap citizens into permanently expensive fuel in the name of “supporting investors.”
That is why Kenya must negotiate wisely now, not emotionally later.
The internet remains shut and the media censored in Tanzania. The government is actively suppressing coverage despite 3 days of protests against a disputed election and the leadership of President Samia Suluhu Hassan.
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