Robert K. Mutai

Business Manager l MBA student l Public Policy analyst l Dairy Entrepreneur l Team Arsenal l Humanity advocate l ICT I Retweets not endorsement

[Samwel Wekesa @bungomaduke]

Haikua ifike hapa buana. The government might be forced to set up a small clinic pale Wamunyoro market and stock it with Brufen. Mwangi Kiunjuri serving at 28, Mr. Shares receiving at 1. Mambo ni mos mos.

[Philip Etale @EtalePhilip]

Motorists are advised to avoid Yaya Centre. Demonstrators have lit bonfires on Argwings Kodhek road

[Robert K. Mutai @robertkmutai]

@Kenyans I hate TUKO for it's alarmist headlines full of suspense.

[Moe @moneyacademyKE]

NTV has documented former CBK Deputy Governor Jacinta Mwatela’s 32 years at the Central Bank and the scandals she says she encountered.

Here are the full highlights from the scandals.

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[Robert K. Mutai @robertkmutai]

@NjiruAdv @OleItumbi @WilliamsRuto
It is working.

[Bianca™ @BiancaNaom1]

Eric Latiff agrees that President William Ruto has indeed revolutionized the healthcare system.

[Kenyans.co.ke @Kenyans]

BREAKING NEWS: Johana Ng'eno's Brother Dies Hours After Gachagua Promise​​ https://t.co/zZzoDYAIEb

[Robert K. Mutai @robertkmutai]

@joshuakigen @Mc_felchez

[The Oligarch @NytoP2PMwangi]

Reverend Augustine Kipruto left his teaching job in 1997 and travelled to the United States to study Theology. When he returned to Kenya in 2002, he came back with a Yashica analogue camera that used the famous Kodak film.

That camera marked the beginning of a remarkable photography journey. He founded Pilgrims Auto Visual Studio in Eldama Ravine town, operating from Kamatunda Building, where many residents remember the studio for its photography and video production work.

Augustine covered weddings, community events and other important occasions. He would also move from door to door during special occasions such as Christmas, taking photographs even when there was little or no payment. His motivation was not always money, but his passion for photography.

Through that work, he was able to support his family and educate his children.

In Eldama Ravine, Augustine became known for appearing at events, sometimes without prior notice, taking hundreds of photographs and quietly leaving. He proudly referred to himself as a Pilgrims Photographer because his travels took him on pilgrimages across Africa and beyond, always with his camera in hand.

Over the years, he photographed numerous historical and cultural sites, particularly across East Africa. His work captured moments and places that might otherwise have gone undocumented.

Perhaps the most remarkable part of his story is the legacy he passed on to his son, Joshua Kigen, who is pictured with a camera.

Inspired by his father, Joshua established Pilgrims Photography and developed the same passion for capturing important moments through the lens. His love for photography has now taken him to a professional level, where he works as a photographer at the office of the PS for ICT and Digital Economy, Engineer John Tanui.

This is more than a story about photography. It is a story of passion, sacrifice, mentorship and a father whose work inspired his son to follow the same path.

On World Photographers Day, we celebrate Mzee Augustine Kipruto for the inspiration he has given to his family and community, his son Joshua Kigen, and photographers everywhere who continue to preserve our memories through their cameras.

Keep capturing the moments that become memories for generations to come.

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[Wanyama JK @jwkhasndi]

Jane Kihara, Gachagua’s chief advisor is a real goon.

[Fredrick Okango @fokango]

President @WilliamsRuto is exceptionally skilled in the systemic approach to stakeholder engagement. He has the knowledge, experience and confidence to engage Kenyans and experts in a town hall on policy and governance. His competitors won’t believe it.

[Omwamba 🇰🇪 @omwambaKE]

This Riggy G video never gets old 😂

[Fredrick Okango @fokango]

Hey Riggy, you cannot swallow these words . They wil remain because it is the truth. Thank you @rigathi

[Robert K. Mutai @robertkmutai]

@Anti_Joors Gachagua is a mad man

[Huawei @Huawei]

AI is pushing universities toward a more human-centered model of education. Dr. Aigul Sarenova, Director, Institute of Tolyq Adam at Almaty Management University, says a university's role is about making learning relevant to real life.

[Peché Africa 🇿🇦 @pmcafrica]

Residents in Hanamkonda, India, alerted police after seeing what appeared to be a dead body floating motionless in a lake for nearly five hours.
When officers arrived to remove the supposed body, the man suddenly got up after an officer grabbed his hand. He reportedly said he had been exhausted after working at a nearby granite quarry, entered the water to cool off, and fell deeply asleep

[Nahashon Kimemia @NahashonKimemia]

If he is not talking about prostitutes, he is asking female politicians to either turn around or dance for them. Seriously, Farouk amejaza what kind of thoughts in his head? Kusoma ni muhimu.

[-Dennis Itumbi, CBS @OleItumbi]

3pm. #RutoatFour

[MUGAMBI AMATHI @PHIAMAX]

Kalonzo was asked a simple question on @ntvkenya : “What will you do with SHA?”

@EricLatiff asked: @skmusyoka went on a full safari, everywhere except the answer. 🏃‍♂️🤣

40 Year's level of Cluelessness is astronomical...

[Robert K. Mutai @robertkmutai]

@Dennis_Itumbi02 Hi

[Hon Robert ALAI, HSC @RobertAlai]

Hello @DCI_Kenya

How long will you allow these fools a free reign? @NCIC_Kenya

Any form of demand for violence in innocent Kenyans must be condemned, prosecuted and perpetrators held to account.