PMwita 🇰🇪

Governance specialist || Pan-africanist ||Economic justice for Africans || Africa is rising

[PMwita 🇰🇪 @petermwitah]

Africa is a continent with everything but perpetually begging for everything. Poverty, underdevelopment and corruption is the common denominator. To develop Africa, it's leaders MUST, as a matter of urgency focus on human security to tackle the aforementioned evil trinity.

[𝗞 𝗔 𝗡 𝗚 𝗘 𝗧 𝗛 𝗘™🇰🇪 @Realkangethe]

Ol'Kalou residents are now telling president Ruto to call them for the statehouse dinner he was calling for them before the by-election. Si Huyu atauliwa na magoons wa kasongo aki🙆🙆

[Dr. Priyam Bordoloi @DocPriyamMD]

Which of these common painkillers is the most dangerous for your kidneys if taken frequently?

​A) Paracetamol
B) Ibuprofen
C) Tramadol
D) Aspirin

​Bonus: Why do some of these destroy the kidneys while others bypass them completely?

[Donald B Kipkorir @DonaldBKipkorir]

When pro-Government politicians accuse Rigathi Gachagua of tribalism, I just laugh! Which politician is not a tribalist? When Luo leaders want to make a political statement, they don’t go do it in Machakos but in Nyanza. Kenya is made of tribes whose leaders want a share of the national cake for their people. It is why voting in Kenya is build around tribal blocks. It will always be that way.

[Ndegwa Njiru Adv. @NjiruAdv]

Kenyans should read, read, read and read this post by SC, read and internalize this post. This post gives the correct and the correct position of the elections at the polling station and the magic that comes with it.
In Ol Kalau, we declared elections results way before the IEBC could tally the votes and declare the same, way before 7.00 PM just because of the magic of the FINALITY of the RESULTS DECLARATION at the polling station.

[Willis Evans Otieno @otienowill]

If you are applauding a regime while ignoring credible allegations of corruption, repression, and abuse of power, do not imagine you are exempt from the consequences. History is ruthless: those who normalize injustice often discover too late that it does not recognize loyalists.

Stop surrendering your conscience for political slogans. No leader deserves blind worship. Public office is a trust, not a license to loot public resources or trample citizens' rights.

If you celebrate injustice because it is happening to someone else, do not be surprised when it eventually comes for you. The machinery of repression rarely stops where it begins.

Think. Question. Hold leaders accountable. Tomorrow, the victim whose voice is silenced could be you.

[Willis Evans Otieno @otienowill]

Power has no permanent friends. It only has temporary beneficiaries.

The greatest political mistake ordinary citizens make is believing that loyalty to those in power guarantees protection. It does not. History is filled with governments that abandoned yesterday's loyalists the moment they became inconvenient.

If those in power can ignore the law, dismiss public outrage, misuse public resources, or turn against former allies, what makes you believe your unquestioning support will earn lasting protection?

Never become so devoted to a politician that you stop thinking for yourself. Leaders come and go. The consequences of bad governance remain with ordinary citizens.

Support policies because they improve your life not because you've been recruited into a personality cult. Defend principles, not personalities. Demand integrity, not propaganda. Insist on accountability, not excuses.

The most valuable gift citizens can give any government is not applause. It is scrutiny. Power that is never questioned eventually forgets who it is meant to serve.

[Sholla Ard 🇰🇪 @sholard_mancity]

One of the biggest mistakes people make is believing that elections alone are enough.

An election can choose a government.

Only a culture of accountability can preserve a democracy.

The two are not the same.

[Sholla Ard 🇰🇪 @sholard_mancity]

Breaking: A Kenyan court has ruled that the offence of "careless driving" no longer exists under current law.

In a landmark judgment, the High Court quashed the conviction of Daniel Mwangi Munyaka, ordered a refund of the KSh 200,000 fine he had paid, and declared the entire trial a nullity after finding he had been charged under an offence that was removed from the Traffic Act years ago.

The bigger question is this: if the law was amended in 2012, how many Kenyans have since been charged, convicted, fined, or coerced into paying penalties for an offence that no longer existed in law?

This is not just about one driver getting his money back. It raises serious concerns about prosecutions, charge sheets, legal oversight, and the administration of justice over the last decade.

For anyone convicted under "careless driving" in recent years, this ruling could have far-reaching implications.

[Royal Ambassador @JaokooMoses]

“There is no greater indictment of judges than the fact that honest men are afraid to go into court, while criminals swagger out through its revolving doors.”

— Thomas Sowell

[Ahmednasir Abdullahi SC @ahmednasirlaw]

Under Article 25(c) of the constitution, the right to fair trial is a non-derogable right. So how can the court make quasi constitutional excuses on amorphous grounds in its refusal to set aside the impeachment of Hon Rigathi Gachagua? The Gachagua judgment in my humble opinion is on a shaky, shallow, soggy and sandy soil.

[Citizen TV Kenya @citizentvkenya]

89% of Kenyans in Mt. Kenya region, 85% in Lower Eastern, 78% in Western, 76% in Nairobi, 73% in Nyanza and 65% at the Coast feel the country is heading in the wrong direction - TIFA survey

[Sholla Ard 🇰🇪 @sholard_mancity]

BREAKING:

89% in Mt. Kenya.
85% in Lower Eastern.
78% in Western.
76% in Nairobi.
73% in Nyanza.
65% at the Coast.
All say Kenya is headed in the wrong direction, according to TIFA.
Yet just last week, William Ruto insisted the country is headed in the right direction.

[PMwita 🇰🇪 @petermwitah]

@Rakgadi_EM This African son. Always my hero!! Honestly, majority South Africans and Africans in general don't have the mental capacity to comprehend what CIC says. African slaves are so much in love with their chains that they call them jewelry. "Alluta continua"

[Kgoshigadi TT 🇿🇦 @Kgoshigadi_TT]

Our job is to liberate the mental slaves

[Collen Sambo @collen_sambo2]

“When I was poor no one investigated the source of my poverty. When I started getting money everyone wanted to know how I got it”

[Mpama @Mpama1634347]

Julius Sello Malema is an organic and institutionally processed intellectual. A tried and tested leader with super class quality. He's always ahead of time and very principled to Ubuntu values. EFF is on the journey to total freedom. Siyabonga umpathi wesizwe 🙏🙏

[MZANSI AWAKe @Mzansiawake]

Julius Sello Malema is not just a politician. He is a mirror.
Organically rooted in the soil of Limpopo, institutionally sharpened by struggle.
Tested by courts, parliament, exile, and praise.
He thinks in decades while others think in headlines.
His principle is Ubuntu: ‘I am because we are’.
So the EFF march is not for power. It is a journey to total freedom — economic freedom in our lifetime.
History remembers leaders who were early. Malema was early.@Mzanziawake

[Collen Sambo @collen_sambo2]

Visa free open boarders doesn’t mean no documentation but one passport must allow us to move around the 54 states of Africa.

[Distressed Afrikan @Dist_Afrikan]

Julius Malema is by far the most intelligent politician to ever come out of Africa