For those seeking clarity on the agenda, I encourage you to take a moment to review our Constitution. It clearly outlines a vision grounded in constitutional principles and people-centred leadership.
If we remain committed to this path, Kenya can have a President who listens, a government that delivers, and a development agenda focused on addressing real community needs. While some have dismissed it in jest as “kuku 12th floor shenanigans,” the broader vision is about building a nation that works for every Kenyan, solving real community challenges
To all TUTAM supporters, I hope I have been able to convince at least one of you, as well as those who are still undecided. We continue to welcome more people to join Linda Mwananchi, because a better Kenya belongs to all of us. Let us consider supporting the presidency of H.E. Edwin W. Sifuna.
Together, we can make Kenya great again. Yes, we can. 🇰🇪
Sometimes, all it takes is one simple question.
This interview is a reminder that behind every public figure is a human being. As H.E. Edwin W. Sifuna reflected on the Mumbai trip when they went to fetch Baba, you could see the weight he had been carrying. He wasn't just angry he was overwhelmed, frustrated, and deeply emotional.
Then Yvonne Okwara calmly asked, "Why were you angry?"
That one question unlocked everything. 😅
Hatakama niwewe hungefunguka.
Wow, this was so precious! Anyone who knows instruments knows you can’t afford to be nervous while playing piano, my girl didn’t miss a single key!! 10/10 well done blue blue
Blue Ivy saw her dad needed a hug mid-performance to rejuvenate so she ran and gave him a quick kiss and a long hug before going back to dance for him😍.
I know Jay said he wished he didn’t have to battle Nas because they really fw each other, but it just adds to the lore. It makes moments like this special.
Jay-Z does a mashup of Snoop Dogg’s song “Murder Was the Case” during his performance of “D’Evils,” and then follows it with a performance of “No Church in the Wild” at his “JAY-Z 30” show at Yankee Stadium, celebrating the 30th anniversary of Reasonable Doubt.