Catching up with ndugu @skmusyoka over a cup this morning at his Nairobi residence. We are in agreement that all of us who mean well must work together to save our country from this “mambo matatu” regime and restore our constitutional democracy. Whatever it takes.
Those who were cheering TATA CHEMICALS MAGADI being kicked out of Kenya, are they still there? Are they supporting Government new stance to resolve the issue?
Akili Ndogo Ni Hasara!
So the Spokesperson is now the Overall Minister? Where does the Spokesperson derive the authority to make such declaration?
Even the simplest law is too difficult for these guys to follow 🚮
Whenever a govt creates permission structures to hunt down minorities, what they're also saying is that they have no solutions, no vision& conceding they won't improve anything that actually matters for general wellbeing. But you can enjoy the spectacle of violence as a treat
@SpokespersonGoK Yes, you're protecting small traders. But Boniface Mwangi Kariuki was a small trader when the police shot him. The KRA taxes on containers were affecting small traders. So the only way to protect small traders is through xenophobia, or what?
They will go and things won't improve. Then you will be told it's your neighbour's fault that things are the way they are. Bogey man after bogey man, presented by the people responsible for the actual rot.
Guys - white people walk into Kenya on a tourist visa and get appointed head of whatever with negative years experience.
You have bigger problems than fellow East Africans.
The RSF is welcome in Kenya, but not the Burundian street vendor. A militia that has killed and discriminated on the basis of ones ethnicity and race has the diplomatic red carpet rolled out for its leaders. Yet the scapegoat for a struggling economy is the Burundian street vendor.