@FauzKhalid But content-wise I just heard the same old “transit/gateway” framing we’ve been hearing for years.
With almost 73 million people, why aren’t we hearing more about Tanzanians as a real consumer market for goods and services? Tongue twisted old thinking, not presidential sharpnes
@MarthaKarua And here we still are.
Africa does not need more briefcase investors or leaders who cannot see beyond begging for external validation. We need vision that builds from within.
@MarthaKarua That mindset — waiting for people from outside Africa to come “help” us — is the same colonial thinking that once justified plunder. They arrived when there were no roads, no networks, no courts, and no systems designed to their liking, yet they still took what they wanted.
@abuga_makori It’s embarrassingly obvious they were all acting for the cameras. The whole thing screamed “optics” from start to finish — nothing organic or genuine about it. Just pure political theatre.
@JKLIVE Osotsi should allow Ohienda to fully ventilate his views. I am deeply disappointed by this attitude that other perspectives should not be heard simply because Osotsi believes his take is the only valid one.
@gpdkaluma Irrelevance is what they are scared of.
Western Kenya desperately needs real transformation, but right now, most of its leaders are at best useless — just bickering and thinking that being in leadership is an end in itself.
Sifuna Khalwale are just but good examples always talk
@gpdkaluma The problem with most of our leaders in Western Kenya is that they have never developed a vision that takes our people beyond basic civilization. They are simply useless.
This next generation government that ODM and UDA is about to form will render them irrelevant.
@johnnjenga Mbadi just confirmed what everyone already knew: the Mau Mau never gave a damn about any other Kenyan tribe—or Kenyans in general.
They didn’t fight for independence. Even Jomo Kenyatta dismissed them. The rise of Mungiki proves it.
Get that myth out of your system. Facts…
@DrBKhalwale@DrBKhalwale Stop this drama, Senator. You're building your entire narrative on a pile of "if"s — if he knew, if he didn't know, if the President doesn't act...
That's not leadership or oversight; it's just political theatre and speculation.
@OdhiamboWa24072@MarthaKarua The she was staring at Jakom that day, she was one blink away from asking him to sign the NDA for what’s about to happen in her fantasies
@Sinned_N@RobertAlai Tell them…. Many of these so called journalist speak as if we are in First world economy with tons of money to pay people in the kanjo to be sitting on standby 24 hours a day ready to deploy boats….
@edwinsifuna The city needs leaders who can govern and deliver services, not perpetual political theatre.
The floods we just witnessed are a clear testament to that failure. And frankly, neither you nor Babu Owino represent the kind of leadership Nairobi needs.
@edwinsifuna What you excel at is incitement, blame, and political drama. But governing a city requires discipline, planning and execution.
Nairobi keeps making the same mistake — electing activists and fame-seekers instead of administrators.
@edwinsifuna This is where the problem lies. You rarely offer solutions. Even as former SG of Orange Democratic Movement you showed an inability to abide by resolutions of meetings you were part of. That pattern of disregarding structure and organisation continues.
@Honcalebamisi Good governance comes from people sitting down together, having meetings, reaching resolutions, and then actually committing to a shared path forward — not from one person who constantly argues, sticks out like a sore thumb, and flips positions just to chase political mileage.
@NelsonHavi@NelsonHavi Noted: the casual disdain for teachers. Mocking someone for having taught CRE in 2003 is a choice. Teachers deserve better from Senior Counsel. 🤔