When you learn that everyone is a main actor in their life, your life becomes simple. Mimi ata nipitie aje, I don't need friends to ask me how I am fairing on. I only need myself.
I Have Missed 3 of My International Skating Competitions Because of Lack of Funding and I'm Afraid I Might Not receive The Necessary Funding for my trip to the World Skate Games In Paraguay. I have Already Registered for The Event, Please support me represent Kenya🇰🇪 Once again on the World Stage at The World Skate Games 2026. Send Money - 0758514315. Thankyou.
President Ruto’s security forces have killed many Kenyans just for protesting or criticizing his government, blatantly violating their constitutionally guaranteed rights
It is called tangentiality you drift away from the point of conversation/question and never come back. That’s a thought process disorder if he eventually comes back then that’s circumstantiality another thought process disorder as well 😂😂.
Now check the diagnosis that has these two thought process disorders.
He sings TUTAM but has a problem with people who say WANTAM.
He asks for policies and plans stating that the opposition has no agenda, yet David Maraga has a manifesto readily available, and the others state the issues at rallies.
He sees a return to constitutionalism as not being an agenda because for him, the Constitution is nothing but a hindrance to his rule by the iron fist since he didn't even support it and has been violating it day and night.
He is simply being his usual self. Manipulative.
This is a failed government by all means. Can you imagine a whole Africa skate champion’s predicaments are being discussed on twitter like Kanini nudes?
Don’t worry we have less than one year to kick these jokers out and under Sifuna leadership such should never happen.
They have a budget of thieves and corrupt leaders to chew our money whenever they travel abroad but can’t have one for a hero who brings pride to this country.
If you don’t have another reason to kick this government out this is one of the very many!!!
My win in Benin was not recognised, Ps Elijah Mwangi made a commitment to reimburse on all my self sponsored events including Singapore, Benin & Egypt. To date none of them has been reimbursed despite formal following up. The federation has not yet channelled the funds 4 months later. I have missed 3 international competitions despite being assured the support. We applied for paraguay funding in july
Once again, I want to restate that Eng. Eric Mugaa, our Minister for Water, Sanitation& Irrigation maybe the only public servant that will leave public office without having been corrupted! Our donors especially Japan must be proud of him. Every generation gets someone that rises above the common filth. Mugaa, here are your flowers!
The Speaker of the National Assembly admitted that he takes MPs to State House where the President hands them 10 TSC employment letters each, letters that are then sold for up to Sh400,000 apiece. This is not a joke. This is not politics as usual. This is a constitutional violation.
Article 237 of the Constitution gives the Teachers Service Commission exclusive authority to recruit and appoint teachers independently, on merit and without political interference. When the President, the Speaker, and MPs turn teacher recruitment into a patronage scheme, they are not just bypassing the TSC. They are dismantling one of the key independent institutions designed to protect public service from capture.
Qualified graduates are losing out. Young teachers who have waited years, interned, sat exams, and played by the rules are being pushed aside so that political favourites can buy their way into classrooms. Meanwhile, the very people sworn to uphold the Constitution are profiting from its breach, selling public jobs like commodities, treating education like a cartel.
The scale of the injustice is stark. TSC data shows a national teacher deficit of about 96,000–116,000 posts, with Junior Secondary Schools alone short by at least 72,000 teachers. Yet more than 300,000 trained teachers remain registered but unemployed, while appointments are being dished out at State House. In other words, classrooms face a massive teacher shortage, while a large pool of qualified, unemployed graduates should fill those gaps through transparent, merit-based recruitment.
This demands investigation. It demands accountability. If the Speaker can admit this on camera and face no consequences, then the Constitution is dead letter. The state must either respect the law or be held to it.
MPs have been selling teachers’ employment forms for up to Sh400,000, according to Speaker Moses Wetang’ula.
He said the forms are received from State House and then sold to desperate Kenyans seeking jobs.