@WilliamsRuto This is too low for number 1🤣🤣
Who is the real extortionist here!!
Lovely scenes🔥🔥
At least we have a media station that can expose the lies😂
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But how can you, as a woman and mother, be quiet when children are reported missing everyday?
The PS Children service @CarrenAgengo and the Gender CS @hannawcheptumo mmenyamaza tu??
Why are you in those offices if you won’t say or do anything to save children in Kenya???
We keep joking about Safaricom recycling old lines… until it happens to YOU.
Yesterday, someone showed me KRA messages they’ve been receiving demanding that a man called Leonard file returns.
But she’s NOT Leonard.
Meaning Leonard probably lost that line years ago, and Safaricom gave it to someone else. KRA assumes Leonard has been notified, and Leonard might not even be aware.
Now think deeper about this.
What if that old line was linked to:
🚨 Your bank
🚨 Your employer
🚨 SHA/NHIF
🚨 KRA
🚨 OTP codes
🚨 Confidential work messages
Do you realize a stranger could start receiving sensitive information meant for you?
And the scary part is this:
Even after updating your new number, many systems STILL keep sending alerts to the ORIGINAL line.
So someone out there could literally be receiving your:
-Bank alerts
-Salary notifications
-Tax reminders
-Private communication
because Safaricom decided your old number is now “available”.
This is not just inconvenient anymore.
It’s becoming a PRIVACY and SECURITY risk.
Safaricom seriously needs to stop selling people’s old lines so casually.
Kiambu County has shown KRA dust.
KRA audited the county.
And found the county was collecting serious money from:
- Parking fees
- Business licenses
- Market fees
- Renting stalls
- Renting stadia
- And other county fees
Then KRA asked:
- Where is our VAT?
- If you charge 10,000 for stalls
- You should have added 16% VAT
So Kiamburians should have paid: 11,600
And the extra 1,600 goes to KRA.
But Kiambu did not charge VAT. So KRA became dramatic and said:
- No problem. You'll give us that VAT from your own county coffers.
It is at that moment that, Gov Wamatangi knew hii si mchezo.
He ran to court.
He argued:
- The county is not a business entity.
- It is a government unit performing public functions
- It does not operate for profit
- The county fees charged are already a form of tax
- Charging VAT on them is double taxation
- It is illegal
The court agreed.
And KRA’s VAT demand was set aside.
This is a big precedent.
It means:
- County services should not be inflated by VAT.
- Public services are not businesses to charge 16% VAT.
🇰🇪 Young people play a vital role in democracy by staying engaged in the development of their communities.
The Youth Political Accountability in #Kenya report shares perspectives from all 47 counties on how young people can participate in decision-making. https://t.co/sNHeocaFRH
How can young people shape #democracy? 🏛️
Our report recent report draws on voices from all 47 counties in #Kenya to understand how youth can participate, hold leaders accountable, and shape decision-making.
Full report here 👉 https://t.co/aqNcqRsK5s
From grassroots forums to national conversations, Manifesto Yetu proves one thing: youth voices are unstoppable. Today we finally unveil a blueprint shaped by young Kenyans for young Kenyans. The future is ours. #ManifestoYetu#ManifestoYetuLaunch
One Youth One Nation
@manifestoYetu
“We must be centrally involved in leadership, it’s time the baton is given to young people and if it’s not take it!
We have to ensure the implementation of Manifetso Yetu by occupying seats in elections.”
Senior Counsel
Kivutha Kibwana
#ManifestoYetu#OneYouthOneNation
The Manifesto Yetu launch is happening today! Young leaders from across Kenya are outlining their priorities for inclusive governance, economic opportunity and digital growth
You don’t want to miss out 👇🏾
https://t.co/Ymcz75lhrW
#manifestoyetu#onenation#oneyouth#onemanifesto
A powerful turnout from Leaders to the kenyan youth to partners, all came together to shape a bold, people-centered vision for Kenya’s future. The energy, ideas and unity in the room is unmatched.
#Manifestoyetu#OneYouthOneNation
The Centre for Multiparty Democracy (CMD-Kenya), through the Kenya Institutional Strengthening Program (KISP), is convening a high-level closed-door policy dialogue 🏛️ bringing together political leaders, youth league representatives from CMD member parties, and young changemakers from Manifesto Yetu 👥💡.
This dialogue speaks directly to CMD-Kenya’s mission to promote issue-based politics and inclusive governance 🗳️🤝. By offering a safe, structured space for reflection and consensus-building 📝💬, the engagement enables stakeholders to validate, consolidate, and commit to priority issues ✅ that will shape a national issue-based youth agenda 📊📌 grounded in the lived experiences and aspirations of diverse citizens 🌐.
With youth intentionally placed at the heart of Kenya’s national policy conversations 💪🎯, this platform strengthens their leadership in advancing issue-based politics and nurtures intergenerational engagement 👨👩👧👦🧩 essential for evidence-driven governance reforms—especially as Kenya prepares for the 2027 electoral cycle 🗓️🇰🇪
8 passenger's @KenyaRailways_ trains stopping at Voi from December 8th - January 5th.
Thats over 9,000 people in a day, atleast 1,000 of them alighting in Voi.
From a business perspective, what are we doing about it?