Wendy Ojwang

HTS Counselor|Accountant|Writer

[Moe @Mochievous]

My mom is probably the best employer I know. She ran a school for 20 years and most of her staff stayed on for an average of 15 years. When I asked how she did it, she was like “if someone builds your dream with you, help them build their own too”

Old school maybe. But it stuck

[Em:/ @KemuntoEm]

Today we march:🇰🇪
1. In memory of the comrades who rested before us on June 25,2024;
2. It’s our constitutional right and duty;
3. Calling for an end to police brutality and extrajudicial killings; and
4. Calling for an end to corruption.
5. Ruto must go!

[Njugush @BlessedNjugush]

But how daft do this guys thing people are?? Hit the head on the wall????? Really??????? #JusticeForAlbertOjwang
They only understand one language

[Konichiwantam💋 @NanjieGalgalo]

Linen can embarrass you so bad. Mtu anaweza dhani sikupiga pasi😭😭

[David Maraga @dkmaraga]

The documentary released by BBC Africa today should prick our conscience as Kenyans.

The right to picket is a constitutional guarantee, which was violated.

The disproportionate use of force against the youth last June is yet another reminder of the urgent need for IPOA and other investigative agencies such as the Internal Affairs Unit (IAU) to carry out their mandates expeditiously.

If confirmed, the alleged participation of the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) in suppressing civilians would be a grave violation of Article 241(3)(c) of the Constitution, which strictly limits KDF deployment in civilian matters to clear emergencies, with full transparency and accountability to Parliament.

Those behind this violence, violation of the Constitution and the rule of law are reminded that although the wheels of justice may grind slowly, we will eventually have a leadership that will hold them accountable for their actions.

Bravo, brave journalists and young Kenyans who used their phones, their cameras, and their courage to capture the truth second-by-second. Over 5000 images and videos pieced together in the documentary expose what the powers that be tried to bury.

In a time when we cannot trust the words of this administration, it is citizen action and fearless journalism that ensure the truth is not erased.

We deserve a Kenya where fidelity to the Constitution is the order of the day and the rule of law is respected #ThePeopleShall

https://t.co/df4GPnvIG5

[Ademba Allans @Ademba_47]

I am Ademba. I am happy to have served my people. Thank you for giving me a platform

[The Trending Show With Ropmedia @suarez_rop]

To me Journalist Allan Ademba, Mt Kenya University Broadcasting student, deserves a reward, am a budding journalist too, but I don't think I could do what he did. He's my hero,

Tom Homan #BBCForChaos Rigathi Gachagua The KDF Bournemouth aside.

[ALTON 🩺 @NewtonAllan6]

Whenever you identify a good person, do whatever you can and make him/her your friend.

Investing in friendship is something you will never regret. 📌

[ericko chebon @ericchebon]

@DavidNdii Progressive employees productivity needs mentorship at early stages, the educated after retirement can still be consultants to various sectors when need arises ,

[M A G U N G A @theMagunga]

When he teargassed Langata Primary kids, he said Boni was using kids for political expediency

When he killed Gen Z protestors last year, he said opposition was using youth to fight him.

Now he has teargassed Butere Girls High School children and still saying the same thing.

[Kenyan Facts 🇰🇪 @KResearcher]

Singapore seems to always be a special place for Kenya. What is the irony that this final is also against Fiji as was the one in 2016.
Even better is that Fiji are Kenya's besties in the 7s circuits. This will be a great final.

[Ⓝⓖ'ⓞⓡⓞⓡⓘⓔⓣ🐐🇰🇪 @baroswahjr]

Ukikumbuka Duale ni CS wa Health, 😁😁

[memes.xlsx @ExcelHumor]

the morning routine

[SEUN✰ @seunbabyy]

y’all! the way they ended beauty in black is crazyyyyyy😂😂😂😂😂
i hope they don’t waste time with the next season cause i can’t waitttttt😭😭😭😭😭😭

[Soul Mender 💯 @Soulmender37]

@jumaf3 It’s a pattern we’ve seen before—senseless deaths, temporary outrage, then silence. The victims' families are left with nothing but pain, while those responsible, whether through negligence or malice, move on unscathed.

[Bevalyne Kwamboka @bevalynekwambo3]

Huyu Njeri Migwi tunaamshanga saa nane usiku to go rescue GBV victims and kids in distress ndio huwa mnabully left right centre juu she doesn't fit your definition of beauty????

Forest behaviour.

[Neli @MainNeli_]

We need a scientific explanation as to why someone who was hospitalised seems to get better before they pass on. They even get discharged and chat people up.