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@iamalexkamau Niaje open your DM's

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@TheIEK you fellas are completely amazing. You deny me the right to vote because I hadn't paid by March yet still charge me for that period. Mambo ni mbili you put me on the voter register ama mtoe deni.

[Misspreety 🤪 @Misspreety17]

Mnakumbuka Huyu jamaa???😂😂😂😂

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@mmghenyi_ Intrested in a copy but cant access your DM's

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@TextBookCentre I just bought a book from your Eldy branch and the kids have another copy of the same. Can I exchange it for another of equivalent value given I just bought it about an hour ago?

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@boye4christ2006 I’m interested. SQL. Excel and python.

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@giddy_terer But ya sungura works best, deworms them too

[Ng'ang'a Muigai @NgangamuigaiCoK]

Katiba Made Familiar explains the constitution of Kenya article by article.

Simple, clear.

You can get your copy at Nuria Bookstore this coming week.

Our Agenda is KAMAU.
In for a penny, in for a pound.

https://t.co/juUHSmlymp

[Ng'ang'a Muigai @NgangamuigaiCoK]

My team and I took time to break down each article of the constitution 2010 for the common man.

Make sure you get a copy.

This has never been done before, we are proud of this milestone.

Our Agenda is KAMAU.

In for a penny, in for a pound.

https://t.co/juUHSml0wR

[Mwai, MBS. @IanJamesMwaiK]

Just seen this and it hit hard.
Fearless filmmaker Nick Wambugu, who told Kenya’s hard truths, is now fighting for his life.

After surviving state detention he’s battling Hypocellular MDS and needs a life-saving transplant.

We should show up for him.

#IStandWithNick

[Spry Voice @SpryVoice]

Class discussion in KE is interesting. Wealth in many families less than 70 years old. Unless you have 3 consistent generations at the top, tútigithie. We'd some land 'atistocrats' in Kajiado North with 300 acres in 1990. Today they collectively own an acre. Literally paupers.

[Dan Go @CoachDanGo]

There's a viral walking trend that's actually backed by science.

It's called the 12-3-30 workout, and it's been shown to improve your V02 max, muscle endurance, and fat loss.

Here's why it works and how to make it work for you:

[waikwa @waikwawanyoike]

Brilliant conversation by @MwangiBonnie, @EricLatiff & @MariamBishar on just how we are recklessly running a wasteful and unsustainable economy.

How, for example, does Nairobi County owe 21 billion to lawyers - 6.3B of those owed to only 4 lawyers?

https://t.co/iCqfAbTlat

[Humble African @__Muraya__]

I have created a simple way to check sgr seat availability. Quickly see how many seats are avaliable on any given day, easy filtering and direct booking link to sgr website. Link in the comments below:

[Okiya Omtatah Okoiti @OkiyaOmtatah]

I’ve sought a Senate Statement on the land dispute between @kdfinfo and families in #Marikani & #Tsangatsini. For 40 years, these residents were promised relocation and compensation that never came, yet now face an ultimatum to vacate. I demand due process, justice, and protection for the affected families. #ReKe

[FERDINAND OMONDI @FerdyOmondi]

The Kenya government, dissatisfied that farmers gained freedom to own and share their seeds, plans to appeal against the Seed and Plant Varieties Act judgement.

Yup, govt looked at the judgement and concluded, make indigenous seed sharing criminal again!

[Shoba Gatimu @shobanes]

Out of curiosity, I went to IMD to check the listing.
Kenya is ranked position 56. As you can see, Colombia has +3, Mexico +1, Brazil +4, Botswana -4. However, Kenya has no + or minus arrows. Now, According to the website (in F2), lack of an arrow indicates no change. Which is fair maybe because its our first time being listed. But more amusing, if you click on the country profile, its interesting to note that theres no Economic data available for Kenya (F3). Not a single piece of economic data. See reference (F4) Nigeria Profile data. Now then, On what basis were we ranked without data?

Anyway, this is why getting the whole picture is important. Because something looks amiss and quite suspicious.

[Sholla Ard 🇰🇪 @sholard_mancity]

My people, remember on November 18th when I promised I would share more milk results once they came in?
Well, yesterday we finally received 5 new samples, and here’s exactly what they showed.

First, the camel milk sample from Eastleigh.
My people, that one came back with added formalin, indications .

The result was 1.69 mg/kg, which is extremely high.
That is not natural. That is someone adding chemicals into milk that people drink every day.

Now for the good news:
Milk from KCC and Ilara came out completely clean.
No detectable formaldehyde at all.

We also collected a sample from an informal milk seller in a Nairobi slum.
This one showed very small traces of formaldehyde.
But here’s something many people don’t know, and this is important for honesty and accuracy:
Milk can naturally produce tiny amounts of formaldehyde on its own.
Usually up to around 0.3 mg/kg.
So that sample with 0.28 mg/kg from a milk dispenser could actually be natural, not adulterated.

Not every trace means someone added chemicals, and because I’m committed to giving you the full truth, I have to explain both sides clearly.

Then there’s the other milk sample from Karatina, and this one was the most concerning.

It’s the only sample that showed elevated aflatoxin M1.
Aflatoxin is not something to joke with, and seeing it in milk, especially at that level, is a serious concern for consumer safety.

The good part?

The rest of the samples, including the camel milk sample, were all okay for aflatoxin M1.
We are waiting for more other results

My people, let me also say this so you understand the standard we are comparing against:
In the European Union, formalin in milk is completely banned.

Not "limited", not "regulated", banned.
So when we see it appearing here at home, especially at high levels, it should concern all of us.

Every sample we tested was analyzed in ISO/IEC 17025 accredited labs, using the gold-standard methods:
ISO 14501:2021 for aflatoxin M1
AOAC SMPR 2020.011 for formaldehyde
Lastly ;
My people, let me speak from the heart for a moment
to thank you.
To every single Kenyan who has supported this initiative through our till number 6280853, you are the reason these tests are happening.

Not government.
It’s you, the people.

The more you support, the more samples we test.
The more we test, the more truth we uncover.

And the more truth we uncover, the safer our families become.

We move together, my people.
Always.

[Okiya Omtatah Okoiti @OkiyaOmtatah]

Victory for the people!

Today, justice has prevailed: the court affirms that the National Land Commission’s mandate to investigate historical and present land injustices cannot be limited by arbitrary timelines. This is a triumph for every Kenyan seeking fairness and protection of their land rights.

This ruling sends a clear message: no law, no decree, no political maneuver can deny Kenyans their constitutional rights. We defend the people, ensure justice is served, and give hope to those long waiting to be heard.

Together, we reclaim what is rightfully ours and build a Kenya where fairness, accountability, and the rule of law guide every action.

#REKE

[Claire Nasike Akello @MissNasike]

Seed sovereignty reigns in Kenya!

Punitive sections of the seed and plant varieties act , have been declared UNCONSTITUTIONAL by the High Court in Machakos.

Farmers are free to save,share, and exchange their indigenous seeds.

One of my best work's ever for my country Kenya