Amkeni, tunaibiwa!!One pair of the new police uniforms costs KSh 25,000 each police officer is supposed to receive two pairs costing Ksh 50,000.The tender, worth more than KSh 3 billion, was already awarded to Nalitex Limited.
The company is registered to a woman named Selpha Chesimi Temoi, who is listed as its sole director.
Nalitex Limited was registered in https://t.co/pXNqEjlNN3's registered phone number is linked to an accountant by the name Charles Tela Alusala,a financial contact for companies Associated to Rachael Ruto and Charline Ruto.
Niliwaambia, this was just another way of stealing our money.
Tommorrow the world marks 20 years of the International Convention against Enforced Disappearance.
Kenya must strengthen accountability, protect human rights and ensure that every person who is arrested is accounted for in the court of law.
#EndEnforcedDisappearance@KwaHaki
Tommorrow the world marks 20 years of the International Convention against Enforced Disappearance.
Kenya must strengthen accountability, protect human rights and ensure that every person who is arrested is accounted for in the court of law.
#EndEnforcedDisappearance@KwaHaki
Silence cannot heal griefing families.
No one should disappear without a trace ,we need accountability and justice.
@KwaHaki@HakiKNCHR@UhaiWetu@IPOA_KE
The right to know the truth must never be compromised.
Accountability is essential to end the cycle of enforced disappearance.
@KwaHaki@HakiKNCHR@UhaiWetu@IPOA_KE
In 2024 alone, Missing Voices recorded 55 cases. KNCHR reported 30 people still missing.
Most are young men, between 19 and 35 years old.
If you are poor, they make you a statistic. We demand justice for everyone, not just the rich.
#EndEnforcedDisappearance@HakiKNCHR
A government that hides its citizens is a government that fears the truth. Enforced disappearance is not a solution and it must stop .
@KwaHaki@HakiKNCHR@IPOA_KE@UhaiWetu
Behind every missing person's statistic is a shattered family searching for the truth. We will not be silent until the disappeared are accounted for and returned.
@KwaHaki@HakiKNCHR@IPOA_KE@UhaiWetu
KATIBA AT 16 | ALL SOVEREIGN POWER BELONGS TO THE PEOPLE 🇰🇪
16 years of a Constitution that affirmed a fundamental principle: all sovereign power belongs to the people of Kenya.
At Inuka Kenya, we believe this power is not merely a constitutional statement-it is a call to action.
It is reflected in how we participate, speak up, demand accountability, shape public policy and hold power to account.
As we mark #KatibaAt16, let’s remember: democracy does not end at the ballot box. Our constitutional power is exercised every day.
Know your power. Use your power. Defend your power.
Because ultimately, Ni Sisi.
#KatibaAt16 #AllSovereignPower #NiSisiKenya
He stood there as if asking for forgiveness, assuming Kenyans are stupid enough to believe the terror is over. It is not.
Rex Masai’s family is still trapped in that Thursday. Teacher Albert Ojwang’s son has no father because a post took a man into Central Police Station, and he never came home. Halima was pulled from her house. People are still being snatched.
Children in this country in some places still panic when a car slows down outside.
He wants this filed as “past mistakes.”
How do you ask for forgiveness for a fire you are still fueling?
An apology with no commanders in the dock is not remorse. It is condescension. It is a politician looking you in the eye and telling you to shut up while the tinted cars are still on the road.
He thinks rehearsed words will raise the dead, pay the hospital bills, and wipe the blood.
He assumes we are fools.
Forgiveness without justice is an insult.
Put them in court. Account for the missing. Stop it.
Or save the speech. Ruto Must Go
" Don't shoot their legs, kill them," is the statement they used when we were only asking to be heard. These murderers have no morals to tell Kenyans about Katiba.
Do not forget about Julia Njoki. Killed in police custody after being illegally arrested for exercising her constitutional rights. The Ruto regime cannot tell us about Katiba they have actively violated.
Ruto knew all they wanted was their voices to be heard and an accountable government, but he still ordered their abduction and killing anyway.
So did he kill them because he didn’t want their voices heard?
That alone is enough reason why Ruto MUST GO.
Today we planted trees to mark Katiba Day and to remember those we lost in the struggle. The 2010 Constitution must be protected, respected, and fully implemented.
We met at the People’s Ground, Jeevanjee Gardens, where I joined CJ Emeritus Willy Mutunga, presidential aspirant Reuben Kigame, immediate former LSK President Faith, the convener of Social Justice Centres Happy Olal, and the President of Bunge La Mwananchi Nicholas Galgalo to celebrate 16 years of the 2010 Constitution through reflection on the Kenya we want today.