Tharaka Nithi

We are one people, we are one county. We must keep our eyes on the ball, because we must be the number one county in the Republic of Kenya.

[Tharaka Nithi @tharakanithi]

WSR Jr

[Abuga Makori EGH, MBE @abuga_makori]

I have never seen a perfect imitation of President Ruto more than this boy from Makueni. This is a younger Ruto. From the speech, he talks about development. That is Ruto!

[Sky News @SkyNews]

BREAKING: The anti-racism charity 'Show Racism the Red Card' have said they are "deeply concerned" by Sir Jim Ratcliffe's comments to Sky News, in which the Man Utd co-owner said Britain is being "colonised" by immigrants.

https://t.co/WGPdZXBFst

📺 Sky 501 and Youtube

[Kenya Ports Authority PLC @Kenya_Ports]

It is Friday evening, as Kenya exhales in familiar ways —a journey planned, an oil tanker checked before the night stretches out.

Far from the noise, at the edge of the Indian Ocean, something heavier and more consequential is unfolding.

Three oil tankers slide into the Kipevu Oil Terminal at the Port of Mombasa almost in unison. MT FRONT CHEETAH, MT TORM EMILIE and MT STI ORCHARD.

Vast steel bodies, each longer than two football pitches, carrying fuel measured not in truckloads but in national necessity.

Their arrival is quiet, almost unremarkable. Through a network of pipes and valves, hundreds of millions of litres of petrol and gas oil, begin to move.

The kind of fuel that can fill millions of saloon cars, power factories through the night, and keep supply chains breathing far beyond Kenya’s borders.

What once took days of waiting and costly delays now happens in hours, deliberate and controlled.

This is the purpose of the Kipevu Oil Terminal. Built to handle scale. Built to absorb pressure. Built so that multiple giants can be served simultaneously, safely and efficiently.

Three operational berths stretch across 770 metres of shoreline, turning what was once a bottleneck into a point of flow.

Ships arrive heavy and leave lighter. Time is saved. Risk is reduced.

Most people have never witnessed and will never see this moment. They will not stand on the quay or hear the low hum of pumps working through the night.

Instead, they will feel it indirectly — in steadier supply, smoother movement of goods, and the quiet assurance that the systems beneath daily life hold.

Infrastructure rarely announces itself. It does not ask for attention. It simply works, steadily and without drama, so that everything else can move.

On this Friday night, while the country celebrates small victories, three ships at Kipevu are performing a larger one — unseen, uncheered, and absolutely essential.

[Daily Nation @NationAfrica]

Rare volcanic eruption in Ethiopia after 12,000 years sparks international alerts https://t.co/8mv8SDPtrS

[Bianca™ @BiancaNaom1]

The former impeached deputy president, Rigathi Gachagua, was the most clueless and incompetent deputy president in the history of our country to ever set foot in that office. While important policies and decisions were being approved in the Cabinet, he was probably thinking about shares. Bomas of Kenya hasn't been sold, but instead the government wants to give it a new lease of life by refurbishing and upgrading it.

[Manchester United @ManUtd]

A legend in our midst 🏃

Great to see you, @EliudKipchoge 🤝

#MUFC

[Tharaka Nithi @tharakanithi]

#EngageThePresident https://t.co/RT5JGnFnxT

[Tharaka Nithi @tharakanithi]

This happens in Tharaka Nithi daily. Complete process. Different varieties.

[Charlotte Clymer 🇺🇦 @cmclymer]

One of the most interesting videos I’ve ever seen.

[Tharaka Nithi @tharakanithi]

@FarahMaalimM Some of these leaders making noise on Twitter and elsewhere are serious AS sympathizers. If we make some details public, you will be shocked. I wonder how they serve interests of our country and those of AS

[Eliud Kipchoge - EGH🇰🇪 @EliudKipchoge]

I am very excited to be here in the Olympic village in Japan.

It is great that we are able to run the Olympic marathon in these unusual times. On Sunday, I will try to defend my Olympic marathon title from Rio de Janeiro. I cannot wait to witness a wonderful event. Niko tayari.

[TheStarKenya @TheStarKenya]

#TheStarNewsBrief: Bid for Muturi to succeed Uhuru in Mt Kenya
https://t.co/joAji59sJH

[Tharaka Nithi @tharakanithi]

This life! You’ve a brother who can kill you because of sheer jealousy?

[Malik Obama @ObamaMalik]

What's this?

[Nation Breaking News @NationBreaking]

PROTESTORS DEMONSTRATE outside US embassy in Nairobi over the killing of African-American George Floyd by a white policeman in Minneapolis.

[Barack Obama @BarackObama]

"Let’s do this another way. Let's stop thinking our voice don’t matter and vote. Not just for the president...educate yourself and know who you’re voting for. And that’s how we're going to hit 'em."

[The People’s President @bonifacemwangi]

Since 2007 @railaodinga supporters have been murdered in cold blood, he sheds a few tears, says a few words then he moves on and shakes hands with their killers. Raila benefits from the death of his supporters and doesn't demand justice for the dead. That's the truth. I said it.

[Tharaka Nithi @tharakanithi]

We support Kindiki 💯 💯

[NTV Kenya @ntvkenya]

No longer jubilating: Mt. Kenya East leaders accuse President Uhuru Kenyatta of betrayal.

#NTVAtOne @debarlinea

[Tharaka Nithi @tharakanithi]

We have people. Then we have greed. And that mixed with incompetence can be dangerous!

[IEBC @IEBCKenya]

The Commission has recalled the 2017 General Election data that was uploaded on the IEBC website after afew typographic errors occasioned by massive data were noted.The corrected document will be re-uploaded and shared in due course. Inconvenience caused highly regrettable.

[Daily Nation @NationAfrica]

Tracking the spread of coronavirus: Kenya Today #NationNewsplex https://t.co/DFVvy6oWVj

[Tharaka Nithi @tharakanithi]

He will rise! Down but not out..

[Tharaka Nithi @tharakanithi]

Let’s be careful, Tharaka Nithi

[Ministry of Health @MOH_Kenya]

In the last 24hrs, our surveillance and case management team tested 2,198 samples, out of which, 57 people tested positive for coronavirus, bringing the total number of positive cases in Kenya to 887.

#KomeshaCorona update