Policy interventions, tech based solutions and media/digital literacy on the users' end are crucial but search engines have a moral responsibility in creating a well informed society.
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He will try and gain some lost momentum. Perhaps through a highly controversial declaration or by trying to appease the plebs. The desperation is palpable.
Quand on interdit des médias ou qu’on expulse des journalistes de l’AES/d’Afrique, Reporters sans frontières s’époumone et crie au scandale. Mais quand la France interdit RT ou expulse Xenia Fedorova, chroniqueuse sur CNews, le bigleux qui dirige cette merde applaudit.
Yani after we've paid taxes through the nose, 71% of all revenue goes to debt servicing (IMF & World bank, China, France, AfDB )only 29% is left for essential services and development! Itabidi Hao creditors wajidishi.We won't pay odious debts! #RutoMustGo
Busia Senator Okiya Omtatah has gone to court to challenge a law that protects the IMF and World Bank from being sued in Kenya.
He argues that the IMF and World Bank should be held accountable in Kenyan courts instead of being protected by law.
Give this government a second term and that could be the end of you choosing your leaders the way you do today. You hear them talk like this and think they're joking? Take the 2027 election with the seriousness it deserves because it comes with consequences. Your vote will determine whether those consequences become a reality or not.
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR THE CONSTITUTION AND THE PEOPLE OF KENYA
Fellow Kenyans,
Today, the High Court has reaffirmed a simple but powerful constitutional truth. Public office is not a shield against accountability. Public information belongs to the people, and every State officer has a duty to uphold transparency, accountability, and the rule of law. The court found that my constitutional right to access information held by the Busia County Government had been violated. Judgement in Omtatah v @HonOtuoma issued on 27.07.2026 by the High Court at Vihiga. NO PUBLIC OFFICE IS ABOVE THE CONSTITUTION
This case has never been about personalities. It has always been about protecting public resources, defending the Constitution, and ensuring that no public institution operates in secrecy. The judgment sends a clear message that openness, public participation, and constitutional governance are not optional. They are legal obligations.
I welcome this decision as a victory for every Kenyan who believes that public power must always remain subject to public scrutiny. Our commitment to defending the Constitution remains unwavering. We will continue to pursue accountability lawfully, fearlessly, and without compromise. #ReKe #GetitDone
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@MigunaMiguna "Wake up and realize that only a REVOLUTION—the complete and total overhaul of the colonial state and its transformation is the solution."💯
#RevolutionIsNow
I took a break from X for several days. I discovered that the outside world knows nothing about what's actually going on. It's pretty astonishing actually — mainstream news is just a homogenized, sanitized, and corporatized information desert.
@OkiyaOmtatah Ndio, na mpango yako ni shwari. Omtatah, the 6th!
It’s time for Kenyans who demand genuine systemic change to unite and rally behind your presidency.
@OkiyaOmtatah GenZs, sisi Mellinials saved ourselves with the Late Mwai Kibaki and enjoyed 10+ years of a functioning Kenya before Uhuru started slowing the progress Kibaki started. You have a chance to enjoy that by rallying behind Okiya Omtata. Such service dedicated leaders are rare.
Joshua Maponga: Stop Parroting Other People's Ideologies!
Why are so many educated Africans unable to think outside the western-imposed paradigm of "democracy" concerning what style of governance would work best for their countries?
In this clip, Zimbabwean author and philosopher Joshua Maponga has a go at this class of Africans for their habit of repeating western ideas and narratives with no attempt to come up with an original thought of their own.
Do you agree with him? Let us know in the comments. Don't forget to follow The Spearhead.
(If I get money I'll buy a good phone or a camera. Just focus on the message).
Together with @OliveAmbrose6 , we will be defending Petition Number E380 of 2026 tomorrow, Thursday 23rd July 2026 before justice David Mburu.
In this petition, we are challenging the alleged blocking of Kenyans on social media by state and state actors. The impugned act is a denial of access to Information, a violation of freedoms of speech, as well as other constitutional rights explained in the clip below.