The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA), represented by Eng. Ouma Karot on behalf of the Director General, hosted a delegation from Namibia's Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Unit, led by Acting Director, Hileni Stefanus, on a benchmarking visit...
A year older! It's my birthday today!
Indeed, God can be trusted completely, absolutely, and without reservation because He is faithful.
My prayer as I begin this new year of my life is that God's presence will go with me and give me rest. Lord, let it be evident that Your power is backing me. Indeed, I am not without power. I am not without help. You have gone before me, You are with me, and You will remain faithful to the very end.
Here's to a new year of abundance, favor, open doors, uncommon grace, divine acceleration, and answered prayers. May this be a year where the hand of God is evident in every area of my life.
To God be all the glory.
Happy Birthday to me! ❤️
The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) Public Private Partnerships (PPP) Directorate led by Director Eng. Charles Obuon, held a consultative meeting with @Naruwasco at the Authority's headquarters in Nairobi to strengthen coordination on utility management and asset...
The Principal Secretary for Roads, Eng. Joseph Mbugua, has directed all road agencies and county governments to adopt the newly launched Bridge Management Manuals (2026) during bridge inspections.
KeNHA Board, led by Chairman Winfrida Ngumi, together with members of staff, conducted an inspection of the ongoing capacity enhancement, landscaping, and beautification works along the James Gichuru Road Junction to Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (A8/B10) Highway.
The Director General of the Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA), Eng. Luka Kimeli, accompanied by Director (Development) Eng. Henry Gakuru, and Director (Planning, Research and Compliance) Eng. Daniel...
William Ruto’s Desperate Scaremongering: The Cornered Man Has No Cards Left
In the absence of a coherent, convincing agenda to lure Kenyans into re-electing him, William Ruto has reverted to the usual scaremongering, projecting himself as some master strategist with hidden cards that he will “shock” us with to get re-elected.
Calm down, Quickmart Koitalel.
We know who you are. We know your capabilities. We can identify your desperation. We know the depths you’re willing to sink in the quest to retain power. The only person you can shock is yourself.
From a hired Youth for KANU 92 goon, to the post-election violence of 2007-2008, to the Gen Z massacre of 2025-2025, to the abductions, extrajudicial killings, enforced disappearances, and persecution of critics and dissenters, from begging the US for money so as to import Ebola to Kenya - your treachery and thirst for power is unmatched.
We have embarked on this wave of conscious activism in recognition of the above because these are weaknesses, not strengths.
Killing children is an act of cowardice. Submitting to colonial domination is an act of desperation. Coercing media to use old photos of yourself instead of current ones showing your failing health is a sign of fear.
And based on that, we know we have you in a corner. There is no church to hide behind. There are no Boda Boda and Mama Mboga to project false camaraderie with. There is no dynasty vs hustler victimhood narrative. It’s just you - naked, shameless, and scared.
And when you start spewing such cheap threats, we can see through the fear, the uncertainty, and the anger. We are under your skin and in your head, because we refuse to bow.
Even after buying all X-bloggers, political TikTokers, podcasters, YouTubers, journalists, you still aren’t getting the consent you’re so desperately yearning for.
You’re still not procuring the acquiescence and submission you want. Nobody cares about you. Silence greets your entrance to every room or function, because you’re no longer in the hearts and minds of Kenyans.
You are exactly where we want you to be.
"A senator should listen to his governor." ~ Sakaja clashes with Sifuna over the firing of Charles Kerich who was sentenced to three months from his failure to comply with court orders directing Nairobi County to pay a Sh106 million debt to a city law firm
Busia Kisumu
Lots of travellers really underestimate how far apart these places are😂hapa a journey can take up to 3hrs during the day when you factor in the narrow roads, potholes and congestions
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