Do you think politics is limited to elections?
Politics shows up in the school fees you pay, the jobs available, the roads you use, the hospitals you depend on and the rights you enjoy.
It is part of your everyday life and the decisions made by political leaders directly affect you.
Stay informed, participate and make your voice count.
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📣 Set a reminder!
Let's talk Participation Bill, 2025.
What does it mean? Why does it matter and what has changed?
Monday, 17 November 2025, 7:30 pm.
Cc. @MzalendoWatch, @TISAKenya, @BungeLaMayut, @KDCWGke, @katibainstitute https://t.co/USr7fkWJVl
Starting today, we take a bold step toward addressing many of our governance challenges. This tool offers Nakuru County a lasting platform for progress, transparency and accountability.
Masese Kemunche, ED, @cedgg_2001
Nakuru Residents!
@NakuruCountyGov is preparing the Budget Estimates for FY 2025/26 & invites you to a public consultative forum.
This will be your opportunity to share ideas on projects & programs for your ward & county.
📅 Check the schedule below & show up in your ward!
An unpopular opinion!
If Kenyans wanted Ruto to go wherever, 25th June 2024 was the day. That was the climax! The minute protestors went back home that evening, it was the end of that story and imagining that that defining moment can be recreated in the next couple of weeks is unrealistic.
The hype around nane nane, tisa tisa, kumi kumi etc is just wishful thinking! The only people it’s disadvantaging are those who do businesses in town and can’t stay open on such a day out of fear. It is unfair that we continue subjecting traders to a volatile situation which will only make their financial situation worse, yet they are innocent Kenyans who are going through what everyone else is facing. At the beginning everyone was very supportive of the protests those traders included, but this can’t be done in perpetuity. It’s got to stop somewhere.
A good dancer knows when to leave the stage.
The appointment of cabinet secretaries this morning has marked the end of that phase, and the most we can do now is wait and see if they will work and deliver as per Kenyans expectations, and in line with the promises the administration has made.
Meanwhile as we watch, it is important that we register to vote, so that in 2027 we cast our vote for that person we will each find suitable to lead the country. And if it’s about sustaining pressure and keeping the government on its toes till 2027, there is got to be another way. There are various other platforms that people can use to agitate.