The fact that some people still believe Ruto had no idea about Baba’s death by the time he was assenting those eight bills into law honestly bothers me😳😳
This wasn’t just any other day,the nation was in mourning. Everything else had paused. Tomorrow is even a public holiday because of the weight of this loss…Yet somehow, signing those laws couldn’t wait? What was the rush????
As Kenyans mourn, the government is busy conspiring to defeat their right to free speech.
The Computer Misuse & Cybercrimes Act, 2024 is unconstitutional. I will utilize my long weekend well. Let us meet in Court on Tuesday.
They thought they could quietly sign 8 dangerous bills/acts while the nation mourned Raila Odinga.
They assumed that we would be preoccupied with mourning Baba and not create any resistance
They didn’t expect Kenyans to notice, or to rise.
We picked it up, we’re sensitizing, and we’ll keep exposing the truth.
These laws must be revoked.
We are awake. We aren’t our parents.
AFTER RAILA AZIKWE, KUNA SHUGHULI INATAKA MBOGI.
THAT CYBERCRIMES BILL AND PRIVATIZATION BILL NEEDS TO BE RECALLED URGENTLY.
THE STREETS ARE CALLING GUYS!!!!
HAIYAAAAA AMKENIIIIIIII
The Computer Misuse and Cybercrime Amendment Bill 2024 says if your post “offends” someone, you could pay Ksh 20M or serve 10 years. What happened to freedom of speech?
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As Kenyans mourned Raila Odinga, President Ruto quietly signed 8 new laws into effect.
These laws touch on everything land, digital rights, wildlife , money, and even how we speak online.
And the timing raises real questions: why pass them now, and what does it mean for ordinary Kenyans?
Here is the full video https://t.co/zfiVZgfgKK
This guy is one of Kenya's best brains - and very few know about him.
Introducing John Tingoi - the Chuka University prodigy putting Kenya on the global map!
John Tingoi has been busy solving complex equations that most of us can’t even pronounce.
And guess what?
He just beat 9,000 contestants in Kenya (and nearly 80,000 worldwide) to make it to the Global Finals of the International Quant Championship (IQC) 2025.
Now he’s off to Singapore, from Sept 29 - 30, where he’ll stand on a world stage as one of the top 12 brains alive in this field.
Wait a minute.
What’s this Quant thing that’s taking John across the globe?
Quant is the short for Quantitative Finance/Research.
This is the wizardry of turning massive amounts of numbers into decisions that move billions.
Quants use maths, coding and statistics to:
- Predict how financial markets will behave.
- Build models that guide banks and hedge funds.
- Manage risk before investments go wrong.
- Power algorithms that even AI and trading bots use.
Basically, they’re the “behind-the-scenes geniuses” who make the money world tick.
And now, thanks to John, Kenya has a seat at that powerful table.
His win is not just personal - it’s proof that Chuka University and Kenya at large can produce talent to rival the best in the world.
Big up to you, John Tingoi.
From the slopes of Mt. Kenya to the high-tech arenas of Singapore, the flag is flying high because of you.
We wish you all the very best.
Kenyan flags now wrap more coffins than celebrations.
Not from war abroad, but from bullets at home.
Not heroes fallen in battle, but citizens silenced by the very guns that promised to protect them.
This isn’t patriotism. It’s betrayal. 🇰🇪