@MzalendoWatch That's mee & my friend in the 1st clip😍 It was amazing learning from your tent, especially how to track the performance of our legislators. I was shocked to see my MPs'💀 Every Kenyan should have a look, to make sure we don't take back lazy people to bunge.
Ruffling feathers as a rookie. Smashing record after record with Mercedes. Now, the dream drive in red ♥️
We have witnessed the making of a legend in motorsport 👑
#F1
“From Protest to Policy: Gen-Z Voices Shaping Kenya’s Electoral Reform Agenda” is underway @thePDFestival
This conversation is creating a space for intergenerational dialogue on how young people can advance inclusive electoral reforms and strengthen democratic participation in Kenya. Participants are reflecting on how civic energy from youth movements can be transformed into meaningful engagement with electoral processes and long-term democratic change.
#EyesOnElections
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@EvelynCheluget We are still waiting for you to address the unavailability of the the A and B series booklets. Serve Kenyans diligently and with fairness.
Parliament has invited your views on the Turkana Oil FDP that we are considering currently. You should pay attention because this is Ruto’s biggest scandal yet.
1. The ownership of the Company that is to produce the oil (Gulf Energy, Formerly Tullow) changed names and hands multiple times in a matter of weeks. Days even. Your lawyer will tell you thats symptomatic of attempts to mask real ownership. It is telling that the current FDP was approved by government days after the last ownership changes.
2. The Original production contract has been varied a million times. Most notably on 25th November 2025 just days after the last ownership changes, to raise the maximum recoverable cost for petroleum production from the initial 55% to 85%. Kenyans will never see any real benefit from that oil.
3. On the same day Clause 27(2)(b) was amended to expand the definition of capital
expenditure to include expenditure on labour, fuel, repairs, maintenance,
hauling, mobilisation and supplies and materials relating to production,
development, exploration and appraisal and decommissioning costs. We may basically never see a coin from our oil.
4. Crucially, we in the Senate passed the Local Content bill which requires the oil company to utilize locally available resources including labour and supplies. They have cleverly made the current agreement with Gulf exempt from such legislation.
We don’t have leaders. We have dealers in government who don’t care about anything other than themselves.
You have clearly declared that you're no longer interested in Preservation of the Wildlife and their ecosystem but rather protecting the 16 hotels & Camps including Ritz Carlton which are interfering with the wildlife ecological niches. We Demand Demolition of the 16 hotels.
💥 BREAKING: Kenya just made history. 🚨🌱
Farmers WON - they can keep saving, selling & sharing their Indigenous seeds.
Farmers stood up to corporate giants… and won.
Seeds belong to the people.
Share & demand full implementation of the ruling. ✊🏾🌾
Breaking news: WE WON!
The Kenya Seed and Plants Varieties Act, which threatened to fine and jail farmers for sharing uncertified seeds, has been declared unconstitutional!
Farmers break into celebration at the offices of Greenpeace Africa, which sponsored the case
We've been paying taxes our whole lives, but we still pay out of pocket for healthcare, school fees, water, electricity, security...
So what exactly are we paying taxes for?
We can’t keep treating these scandals like background noise. For decades it’s been the same script “irregularities,” “lapses,” “errors” yet no one is ever held accountable.
Let’s be honest: no one walks away with 300B in government bonds without Treasury and CBK’s knowledge. That’s not oversight that’s complicity.
What is even more alarming is the growing numbness among citizens. As the figures become more outrageous, the public explanations become more casual, and the impunity becomes more entrenched.The theft gets bigger, the excuses get softer, and impunity grows bolder. Parliament and the Senate must step up. Why aren’t they over-sighting this? it’s only Okiya that has been consistent.