Kenyans shouldn't begrudge Sen Sifuna for his meteoric political rise. We should instead celebrate it. It's always a good thing when a young man gets a break in politics or any career for that matter and thrust himself into the national limelight. Remember, Sifuna hasn't elbowed anyone. He simply claimed a space that was empty since Hon. Kijana Wamalwa died two decades ago. For too long, Western was bereft of a political heavyweight that sat at the national table as of right. Sifuna seems to be the new kid on the block. And to be fair to the young man, his appeal goes beyond Luhya land.
Dangote ALWAYS wanted to invest in Kenya BIG TIME. But the boys and men who called the shots in Kibaki's and Uhuru's State House wanted crazy equity as kickbacks. Dangote will not put his billions in your country and bribe the thieves in power too. That is why it's commendable that H.E @WilliamsRuto opened the investment door to Dangote and allowed him to put his dollars in Kenya on HIS TERMS.
@mbiti_mwondi The fact that he didn't edit that part like the others means he was in agreement, in fact Kibe went on to mention Mwala but that part was censored,
Dr Ofweneke is a bitch for deleting that podcast,worse than Kibe.
Whatever Kibe said was wrong but the whole point of podcasts is to avoid censorship and have stupid,intelligent or whatever group of people you prefer air their opinions and then have a constructive conversation around it.
It’s from such talks that the society grows maturely and intellectually!!
The Hypocrisy of Selective Outrage: Why Kenya’s Internet Bullies Suddenly Found a Conscience
The way humanity has rushed to rally around Stivo Simple Boy after Andrew Kibe trolled him for his deformity, while the same bandwagon of losers viciously bullies me for obesity, perfectly exposes the repulsive double standards we tolerate as a society.
Just because I refuse to pander to mainstream degenerates, beg for sympathy, or join low-life cliques for cheap camaraderie and validation, I become fair game for every social media bully.
But when it suits their narrative, they suddenly discover morality. Screw all of you scumbags. Your duplicity and hypocrisy created the likes of Andrew Kibe.
Don’t pretend to walk the moral high ground now that a slum-dweller offers you easy, cheap points.
Stivo’s condition bothers me too. But unlike Kibe doing podcast interviews while drunk, I choose to address the real issue: malnutrition.
This is the direct result of collapsed food access in our slums and the deliberate destruction of local agriculture in a country that exports cash crops while importing basic staples from Uganda and Tanzania.
We subsidize, zero-rate, and grant tax exemptions to activities that benefit foreigners for glossy IMF headlines and statistics, while slapping taxes, barriers, extortionate power costs, and market restrictions on anything that could secure our own nutritional sovereignty.
Markets like Githurai and Gikomba - vital hubs for affordable local produce and small trade - are being systematically demolished by British-backed war criminal and mass murderer William Ruto, to force everyone into foreign-owned supermarkets and malls.
Indigenous vibandas and restaurants are being harassed out of existence by rogue county askaris to clear space for restaurant chains backed by private equity.
This is not development. It is engineered hunger.
I refuse to join the woishe merchants manufacturing temporary sympathy while ignoring structural failures. Soon enough, they’ll open a paybill for Stivo and move on. That’s their pattern.
If we stopped allowing ourselves to be gaslit by every sleazy headline and actually used our brains beyond the 8-4-4 indoctrination, we might start making serious electoral choices that address root causes instead of reacting emotionally to every choreographed drama.
Podcasts exist precisely to platform these alternative, deeper analyses. The hopeless TikTok police brigade should find something better to do with their time.
Focus on the system destroying lives through hunger, not just the visible symptoms it creates.