@75ecf8160b1a4a7@IkeOjuku You must be referring to the old street gossip about Norfolk,and no they weren't interested in Norfolk.
Humphrey ended up with the Mt Kenya one while an Indian group ended up with Norfolk.
@Gaffer254@citizentvkenya Failures?,SKM has a proven voter basket that has been consistent and can be banked on.
Who of the others can boast of the same?.
As we celebrate yesterday’s win, a comrade, a brave Gen-Z who has led a campaign that has registered over 2.9M first time voters was arrested.
I am calling for the release of our comrade Allans Ademba!
I am also calling for the release of all Gen-z’s who were arrested yesterday in Ol-Kalou.
Release or charge them!!!
The FT has a profile on Aliko Dangote, arguing that the USD 20 B Dangote Refinery has become a blueprint for African industrialization.
Beyond making Dangote Africa's richest person with an estimated USD 30.4 B fortune, the refinery has ended Nigeria's dependence on imported fuels, become a major jet fuel exporter, and strengthened the case for private capital, local manufacturing, and import substitution as drivers of Africa's economic transformation.
https://t.co/YTnfFUfoms
Every human being is worthy by the mere fact of having been willed, created, and loved by God. There is no situation that causes the Lord to turn His gaze away from us. It is a consoling truth that accompanies us at all times and reminds us that His merciful love always outweighs whatever good or evil we may have done. #ApostolicJourney
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There is a guy on these streets who started quietly calling out poor county services in his neighborhood.
From uncollected garbage to filthy roadsides, sewage, lack of drainage...just basic things. A guy complaining about not having the bare minimum in his neighborhood.
He gradually started noticing that the problems in his neighborhood are present throughout his city. And this is the capital ciry. He eventually realised that the rot was multi-agency incompetence, and while focusing on county level incompetence, also started discussing the infuriating, immovable sloth of the authorities. Simple things. Potholes, dangerous curbs, poor city planning, dangerous buildings coming up, total annihilation of zoning laws, hooliganism on the roads, dangerous shacks on the road - these are things everyone should be inflamed about.
This gentleman has started a bit of a movement by inspiring others to focus on their local areas, calling out poor services and incompetence at the local level - definitely the spirit of devolution.
Lately, some bots have even started accusing him of being a blogger, on someone's payroll or a propagandist. HOW STUPID ARE WE? HOW STUPID ARE WE THAT DEMANDING BASIC SERVICES IS SEEN AS A POLITICAL AGENDA?
This gentleman in question, @Alfayaz11, is a professional, a businessman and an established name in his industry.
Personally, I see his posts as a form of civic service and a way to demand better from elected leaders and appointed ones.
His posts have inspired many to reject mediocrity.
This country doesn't have a funding problem - it has an incompetence problem.
A upright civilian like @Alfayaz11 demanding better does not make him a politician.
Patrick Kilonzo Mwalua devoted his life to bringing water to wildlife struggling to survive during severe droughts in Kenya. Even in his final days, while seriously ill, he continued overseeing the effort from a hospital bed. He passed away at the age of 54.
His journey began after witnessing a buffalo collapse from thirst, an image that pushed him to act. Once a local pea farmer, he went on to become an internationally recognized figure in wildlife conservation.
In 2016, as drought gripped Tsavo West National Park, Mwalua started driving a secondhand truck across harsh terrain, delivering around 3,000 gallons of water each day to elephants, zebras, and other animals in desperate need.
Videos of animals gathering around his truck quickly spread online, inspiring support from people around the world. Donations poured in, helping sustain what became known as a lifeline during one of the region’s toughest dry periods.
Despite battling kidney failure and undergoing dialysis, Mwalua remained deeply committed. He coordinated deliveries from his hospital bed and explored long-term solutions like solar-powered pumps and beehive fences to reduce human-wildlife conflict.
Although he is gone, his work lives on through his family and the Mwalua Wildlife Trust. His story is a powerful example of how one person’s determination and compassion can make a lasting difference.
@ElCHULOCHULO_@moneyacademyKE 1.Its Alice Nganga not Wahome.
2.KQ shares are floated on the stock market,feel free to buy some.
3.Where was the competetive process that ended up in the shortlisting of the said firm in that G to G deal,which was in itself shrouded In ntakusafirisha mystery.
@Ochieng_Karan@evenmaina Such as?,what was the consideration for not re electing a best performing Tuju then,
Or consistently re electing the likes of mbadi,Wanga etc.