DCP’s Sammy Douglas Waweru’s decisive win in Ol Kalou represents a triumph for ordinary citizens. It is a clear signal that the ground has shifted, and President Ruto should prepare for a single term. From Mt. Kenya to the Lake region, the people have spoken, it is WAN-TAM!
Jessica from Australia responded to the Australian media that was upset about the plane returning from Dubai to Australia without passengers.
She simply said:
“We are not in a war zone. We decided to stay in Dubai 🇦🇪 and we don’t want to go back. We are very happy here because we feel safe. We live in a beautiful country that cares about us and works hard to protect our safety.”
And then some blockhead comes and says she must have been paid to say that.
God bless 🇦🇪
In less than 48 hours Gen Z protest in Nepal did the following:
- Burnt down multiple politicians' houses
- Increased the protest even during curfew and firing around multiple cities
- made the Prime Minister resign
- entered parliament and burnt it.
This is the generation that doesn't forgive, doesn't forget.
#Nepal #GenZProtest
There's a police vehicle which has rolled and turned upside down.
Citizens are telling them to call William Ruto to help them.
To all the cops, before you are used to cause oppression,
Think about tomorrow. Hatred is a long term investment.
#RutoMustGo#DrainTheSwamp
In this seven minutes clip,
Okiya Omtatah is explaining why William Ruto and his cronies will go to jail.
By looking at facial expressions of Gathoni Wamuchomba, John Mbadi and Njugush,
You can clearly see that for once in their lives,
They have seen a real man with balls of steel.
Top Shotta 🤞
#RutoMustGoNow #DrainTheSwamp
In 2013, when the government sought to silence Shackles of Doom, a bold play by Cleophas Malala performed by Butere Girls, I took a stand. I filed Petition No. 192 of 2013, and the High Court, in a decisive ruling by Justice David Majanja, affirmed that students have the right to speak, to challenges, and to create. The ban was struck down.
Now, over a decade later, Echoes of War by the same Butere girls, faces similar resistance at the national level. This is not just about one play, it’s about defending the very right to free expression in our education system.
The executive must understand that our Constitution guarantees freedom of thought and expression and is not guaranteed by permission. This isn’t a matter of opinion, it’s the law.
The classroom is not a cage. Our stages must remain free.
The 2013 ruling stands as a reminder that no government can silence the voices of the youth and its citizens.
We will not stand by while those in power attempt to stifle creativity, expression and the right to challenge the status quo.
Let them speak, create and inspire without fear of retribution!
Haki yao, sauti yao!
#SeraSiSura
The Kenya Police Are Soo Thick Headed That They've Managed To Do Free and Successful Ifluencing Nation wide and Beyond Borders on The Butere Girls Play ECHOES OF WAR