Fuck the government. Fuck Ruto. Fuck Ndii. Fuck Kenya Kwanza and a special fuck you to that one guy who picked Gachagua up when he fell down while running 100m.
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LARRY MADOWO WORKS FOR GoK
LARRY MADOWO WORKS FOR GoK
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LARRY MADOWO WORKS FOR GoK
LARRY MADOWO WORKS FOR GoK
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After umemwaga na mmelala hapo ndethe mkingoja iamke tena, there's that urge to start talking more about yourself and even spilling your secrets, please don't!!!!
Kenyans aren't after your head or trying to cancel you. They are morally calling you out, and they are entitled to.
They hold you to a certain moral standard, not because you're a CNN correspondent, but because of the positions you took and the standards you helped set in 2024 and beyond.
You can be a friend to the groom and attend his pre-wedding. That's your right. But being his friend doesn't place you beyond scrutiny, nor does being a CNN correspondent exempt you from your civic responsibility as a Kenyan.
The question isn't whether you attended. It's what your presence means against the moral positions you previously took.
A title can define your profession; it cannot recuse you from the moral consequences of your public record.