If they can cut corners on something as visible as stadium seats, imagine the invisible parts like structural works, drainage, and wiring. That’s worrying.
In Kenya, projects are treated as procurement opportunities.
I hope William Ruto will be a lesson to all of us about the danger of ambition and what love of money can do to someone. All those workers getting abused and the government turns a blind eye because of money. We have no humanity in power, just greed at whatever cost
Guys - when we say invest in communal infrastructure, this is what we mean.
Convert your sadaka and tithe into a local dispensary, a library, a basketball court etc.
I find the idea of graduates being " job ready " ridiculous. A graduate isn't supposed to know the internal workings of Safaricom for example. But they should be able to get the hang of it within a few weeks.
KHRC says that over 3,000 Tanzanians have been killed by Samia Suluhu's killer militia.
Tanzanians are reporting that the 3,000 is only in Dar es salaam alone, saying that the number is higher than 3,000.
Samia is a killer who MUST be held accountable for crimes against humanity.
The people of Tanzania deserve justice!
Mtu hata hawezi jua hapo chini hakuna pedestrian walkways, cycling lanes, garbage collection na drainage system. Not to mention potholes everywhere. It’s the small things that make a city great.
What’s funny is that the 7.9 billion lecturers are demanding is available. Oh, it’s very much there.
Just that getting it out of the Treasury is easier when it’s dressed up as some extravagant project or unnecessary luxury, never when it’s about paying for others go to school.
My brothers and sisters,
I’ve just come across shocking news, this government is planning to privatize (sell) 5 public beaches: Takaungu, Msambweni, Vipingo, Kipungani and Matondoni.
And not just that, they also want to sell 4 islands: Kiwayu, Manda, Chale and Funzi.
Fellow Kenyans, if we cannot speak now, they will sell even your homes next.
They started by grabbing public grounds, then came for markets, forests, and rivers.
Now they are selling the last free spaces where ordinary Kenyans can go to breathe, relax, and touch the ocean without paying.
How greedy can leaders become?
How do you sell beaches and islands that belong to the people?
Look at Nairobi today, not a single open public ground left. Children grow up without playgrounds. Families have nowhere to picnic or rest unless they pay.
In Mombasa, the once beautiful public beach has been squeezed into a tiny corner where Kenyans struggle to find space during holidays.
Now they want to do the same to the rest of the coast.
They are testing the waters, to see if we’ll stay silent.
But I want to tell them this: Kenyans are not blind. We see what you are doing.
We will not watch as you sell our heritage, our beaches, our islands, and our children’s future.
Today it’s Takaungu and Manda. Tomorrow it could be your home, your shamba, your cattle.
They have turned leadership into business, and the country into a supermarket.
Fellow Kenyans, it’s time to speak up loudly, not tomorrow, now.
If you love this country, if you believe Kenya belongs to its people, not to a few greedy hands, then let your voice be heard.
Reply or tweet with "Ruto must go."
Let them see that we are awake.
That Kenya is not for sale.
That we, the people, are the true owners of this land. 🇰🇪
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Global powers like the US, China, and Australia want to mine rare earths at Kenya’s Mrima Hill, worth Sh8 trillion ($62 billion).
This risks locals losing their land, homes, and sacred forests.
RUTOS GOVERNMENT IS WORKING DAY AND NIGHT TO ENSURE THERE IS VOTER REGISTRATION SUPPRESSION BECAUSE HE KNOWS OUR VOTES WILL KICK HIM OUT OF POWER IN 2027! KENYANS PLEASE, WAKE UP AND HELP CREATE AWARENESS OF WHATS GOING ON!