@Nyaga_9 Politicians have the money in their houses. Fully loaded for the next upcoming general elections.
That creates disruption in the circulation of money in the economy.
Money hoarding by Kenyan politicians and corrupt individuals in kenya is at collosal scale
Led by our party leader and the incoming President of the Republic of Kenya, H.E Edwin Sifuna, today we are unveiling our vehicle, The Equitable Party (TEP), which we shall soon rebrand to our name, Linda Mwananchi Movement.
To register, dial *509#. When selecting our party, dial our code, 100.
#ChamaYaSifuna
This is the creativity we need in our Kenyan sports @EricNjiiru@TeyaKevin
Sport is evolving a cross the world in terms of marketing and also attracting the fans but ours is stagnant.
The idea of GOR MAHIA DAY faded without even being implemented @OfficialGMFC@SallyBolo
According to Sun Tzu, war is ruinously expensive. It drains a state's treasury and exhausts its people.
The United States started a war with Iran without an exit strategy. They thought they could easily win over Iran, but that has not been the case. Instead, we are seeing Trump being humiliated from all sides, a decreased approval rating, astronomical debt accumulation, and running out of weapon stockpiles such as Patriot missiles in the Middle East.
There are also serious reports of U.S. soldiers stationed in the Middle East experiencing mental health issues due to low morale and poor working conditions.
No country has benefited from a long war.
This River Kibos/Nyamasaria is black! It's contaminated by chemical discharge and waste from Kibos sugar, leaving water that Kisumu East people depend on for drinking, domestic use, livestock and farming unsafe and unusable.
The water is extremely polluted...
The mainstream media appears to be presenting the @LindaMwananchi_ brigades as saints.
The narrative is carefully constructed.
One must question whether the media is seeking to sell someone's agenda.
True leadership is measured not by party affiliation, but by what you deliver for the people. Rarieda Constituency offers a clear case study.
Despite being in the opposition much like Suba Rarieda’s fortunes changed when Hon. Raphael Tuju secured proximity to President Mwai Kibaki. Rather than use that access for personal gain, Tuju channeled it toward public good.
At the time, Rarieda was plagued by poor infrastructure. Roads were impassable, and electricity was nowhere. Leveraging his position close to the President, Tuju prioritized development over self-interest.
The result: all major roads were tarmacked all the way to Lake Victoria, and electricity was rolled out across the constituency.
It was leadership rooted in service. Being “close to power” became a tool to bridge the gap for a marginalized area, not a ladder for personal enrichment.
Dear Good People Of Homa Bay
Today, your youth were paid to block young political leader Sifuna from peaceably entering Homa Bay town. In so blocking him, the world was exposed to your roads that resembled those of Yemen. Immediately, you were led by your leaders to blame President Uhuru Kenyatta for your state of roads. Blaming President Uhuru is intellectual laziness.
Since independence in 1963, Homa Bay unlike the rest of Luo Nyanza has always been with the Government of the day. Whilst rest of Luo was against President Jomo Kenyatta, Tom Mboya from Homa Bay was our first Economy Minister that came up with our development policy still in use until today. For entirety of President Daniel Arap Moi rule, Homa Bay provided KANU with its powerful leaders. History therefore shows that Homa Bay stood out in Luo Nyanza as it always produced powerful Ministers in every regime. Now we have Mbadi as our Finance Minister!
2010 Constitution took away national development from sole control of the President to Parliament. Budgetary allocation, financial appropriations & development projects are now the exclusive role of MPs. If you have no development in your County, blame your MP. Your MP can only exonerate himself by showing Hansard Report to his contribution during the BUDGET PROCESS.
Finally, since 2012, all Counties receive Billions for own development. Since 2012, Homa Bay has received over Kshs. 140Billion. Can it be seen on the ground? Homa Bay cannot blame any President for its problems. They should look at the mirror & ask themselves why it has always had powerful Ministers yet no development.
2027 gives Homa Bay another chance to elect leaders that serve the people & not themselves. Maybe a start will be electing Raymond Omolo as your Governor. Raymond has proven himself. Give him a chance. He may turn Homa Bay from Yemen to Little Monaco or Montego Bay.
Don’t blame others. Fix your leadership.
Regarding the Chinese national who was allegedly conducting illegal mining in River Yala:
1. Did he possess a valid mining license?
2. Was he remitting the requisite mining taxes and royalties?@KRACorporate
As the oversight body, the National Assembly Departmental Committee on Environment, chaired by Hon. Vincent Musyoka Musau, should summon officials from NEMA and the Ministry of Mining to provide answers on this matter.
Foreign nationals must not be allowed to take advantage of weaknesses in our laws and enforcement mechanisms to plunder our country’s resources and create environmental havoc.
Silence After NTV Expose': Who Authorized Illegal Mining in River Yala?
Following NTV’s investigative report exposing illegal gold mining in River Yala by a Chinese national, Kenyans are yet to hear an official statement from NEMA, the Ministry of Environment and the Ministry of Mining.
The public deserves answers on two urgent questions: who authorized these activities and what action has been taken to apprehend the culprits?
1. Environmental and Health Risks
The dredging of gold along the river involves the use of chemicals such as mercury, which contains heavy metals. These substances pose serious and severe health risks to humans, livestock, and aquatic life.
Mercury contamination does not stay in the river. It enters the food chain and drinking water, with long-term consequences for communities that depend on the river daily
2. A Vital Water Source at Risk
River Yala is a vital water source for several regional water companies and community water projects, including NAWASCO, KACWASCO and SIBO. Yet none of these institutions has issued a public statement condemning the illegal activities threatening their main source.
Their silence raises concerns about accountability and the protection of public water resources.
3. Regulatory Failure
As taxpayers, we fund regulatory bodies such as NEMA to protect our environment. But when pollution and illegal exploitation go unchecked, the result is death and health complications to Kenyans.
Institutional complacency and corruption in this matter cannot and should not be tolerated.
We cannot continue like this. Kenyans deserve transparency, immediate enforcement action, and leaders who prioritize public health and the environment over their own interest.@ntvkenya@HassanAliJoho
The proposal is beneficial for African football. The framework would generate increased revenue, resulting in greater funding for African federations.
The primary challenge facing African football is financial. This proposal directly addresses that issue.
Don't be swayed liars
Slept yesterday like a baby. Sikuwatch izo matakataka za Portugal alafu za Algeria. Senegal ilinidamage.
Wacha we wait Leo tuone Ghana Na Egypt. Cape Verde nayo siezi kaza.