Kenya-Somalia border, which was closed 15 years ago, will be formally reopened in April this year, President William Ruto says; follows resolution of the National Security Council.
Phase 1 of the EPZA side at Makenji is now finished and ready for uptake.
This means jobs for our youth, and value addition for our farmers' produce for the export market. No more selling raw produce cheaply - we process, package and export from Murang'a.
I am actually sick and tired of non-Kenyans on this platform asking why Kenyans “complain” about that man.
Either you don’t do your research (derogatory), or you’re just plain dull.
People ACTUALLY DIED. Mind your country’s business.
WANTAM 🤷🏾♀️
A country on its knees, borrowing €1.6 million from China to tackle drought, is planning to spend over €5 million to host @FCBayernEN Are we mad? What an insult to a suffering nation! @VincentKompany@HKane@AFCAjax
Yvonne Okwara, first of Her Name, Queen of the Andals and the First Men, Lady of the Six Kingdoms, and Protector of the Realm. OGW,EBS,ODM,EGH,CBS,Mother of Dragons.
#Inawezekana
Dear Zimbabweans 🇿🇼🇿🇼 and Kenyans 🇰🇪🇰🇪, let me tell you the truth no politician will tell you: you are on your own.
When Wicknell Chivayo's helicopter went down in Marondera on 30 September 2026, presidents typed condolences in less than 24 hours. William Ruto called him "my dear friend" and wrote paragraphs about his warmth and energy.
Mnangagwa's government confirmed and mourned the high-profile businessman before his body was even identified.
But when the Mbuya Nehanda ferry capsized on Lake Kariba on 11 August 2026 and killed 97 people—18 of them children, mothers going to Chalala with food—there was silence.
No hurry. No, "dear friend." That ferry had one working engine and a broken bilge pump; 153 people squeezed into a 90-seater boat. The state knew. The state sent them to die anyway. Mnangagwa only declared a state of disaster after the bodies were counted.
Now look at Eastleigh, Nairobi, 23 October 2026. An 18-storey building that was never approved collapses on 9th Street on top of shops. Workers inside. Traders inside. Seven people are still missing this morning.
And as of this morning, President Ruto—the same man who could write a love letter for Wicknell in hours—has not issued a personal public statement. It is CS Murkomen and Governor Sakaja left to manage dust and blood.
This is the pattern. When money dies, they mourn. When poor people die, they investigate. When a businessman dies, they call him family. When you die in a ferry, in a collapsed building, or on a bad road, you are a statistic.
In Zimbabwe they will tell you about Vision 2030. In Kenya they will tell you about housing projects. But who is housing you? Who is protecting you?
Nobody is coming to save you. Lazarus will have to walk out of the grave by himself...Indeed we need new leaders🇰🇪🇿🇼!
Luqmaan Hasham aka Lookie @lookie63ke was not the driver of the Aston Martin that crashed on James Gichuru Road.
- The accident happened between 00:55 and 00:58 AM on Sunday October 11.
- At 00:59 Lookie dropped family off at their apartment complex near City Park in Parklands after attending a function at a Mombasa Road hotel. CCTV footage has him leaving that location in his black Subaru WRX STi at 01:04 AM to his home in Lavington. See video below.
- He arrived at the scene of the accident at 01:15 AM about 20 minutes after it occurred. He departed the scene to his home nearby at 01:37 AM. I've viewed family tracking software records that confirm these timings and route.
Him at the scene of a rare car type which he'd reviewed a couple of years ago for Youtube seems a bit uncanny, but he lives within walking distance of the accident location.
And just to be clear, he purchased his ticket to Malaysia months ago.