One of the loans Kenya was forced to pay at independence was to cover the cost of the British suppressing the Mau Mau. Yes. The British sending their army to Kenya in 1952 was recorded as a loan.
That demands economic reparations. You can't kill people and tell the bereaved to pay you back. That money needs to be refunded.
A 16yr old grade 8 boy called Barako has died in Laikipia after waiting unsuccessfully for THREE DAYS for an anti venom injection after he got bitten by a snake!!
Imagine watching life slip away from your child just because the county leadership could not stock such a simple drug!!
I am livid and pained .
In 2028 @WilliamsRuto must give us a REFERENDUM for Kenyans to right the mistake of devolving healthcare!!
Fixing this mess is pretty simple and it doesn't even need major investment .
Just have people break bottles immediately their drink is done .
Countefeighters technically can't make their own bottles and if they do mould costs etc itawasumbua
Y’all talking about private unis and all. Mnataka kuprivatise education 😂😂😂😂😂na nilijua watoto wa walala kheri ni katili Kama wazazi wao tu!!! Your parents went to public unis for free; were actually paid to study and when they came out and got sensible jobs, their first
The level of corruption and malice happening at JKIA parking by KAA officers is out of this world. Yesterday, an officer directed me where to park and demanded that I squeeze a little bit so that another car could fit. As we were busy removing our bags, the KAA officers clamped the car, insisting that I had parked wrongly by crossing the painted line.
I pointed out the traffic officer who had insisted that I park that way, only for the officer to disappear into thin air. The KAA officer then insisted that I either bribe him KSh 4,000 or go to their office and part ways with a KSh 6,000 fine.
The cab guys who were there called me and told me, “Bro, hao watu wamezoea kutega hivyo. Walipe tu badala ya maneno mingi.” At that point, I knew this was pure malice.
I decided to first take my yellow yellow damsel to catch her flight, then came back few minutes later. The KAA guy approached me, and this time, the bribe had miraculously reduced to KSh 3,000.
I asked them where their office was, went there, and paid the KSh 6,000 fine through the government platform. Everyone was looking at me with Sanpanku eyes & one even had the audacity to ask me why I didn't settle things with the guys at the parking lot.
These guys needs to be stopped coz they even harassed innocent tourists. As for me, I’d rather pay the fine than being oppressed by my fellow Walala Hoii,, kiino sana. Ata wangeitisha hongo ya thao Moja ama mbili, thao tatu kwani me ni mama yao. The guy on camera is the goon in charge of bribe operation.
Kenyans shouldn't begrudge Sen Sifuna for his meteoric political rise. We should instead celebrate it. It's always a good thing when a young man gets a break in politics or any career for that matter and thrust himself into the national limelight. Remember, Sifuna hasn't elbowed anyone. He simply claimed a space that was empty since Hon. Kijana Wamalwa died two decades ago. For too long, Western was bereft of a political heavyweight that sat at the national table as of right. Sifuna seems to be the new kid on the block. And to be fair to the young man, his appeal goes beyond Luhya land.