Kenya

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[Joey Mannarino @JoeyMannarino]

If a dog is put to sleep when it bites a child, why is a pedophile not also put to sleep when it molests a child?

[Kenya @tintinerik]

@njiraini_alex @clemo_lumumba @Nyandia_G Hey dm with contacts

[Gideon K. Moi @MoiGideon]

As we close the year 2025 and prepare to usher in 2026, we give thanks to God for His boundless grace and mercies that have sustained us as individuals and as a nation.

The year 2025 has tested Kenya in profound ways. Our unity, resilience, and commitment to progress have been stretched. We have mourned the loss of friends, compatriots, and respected statesmen. Yet through it all, the Kenyan spirit has endured. In the face of adversity, we have remained resolute, hopeful, and faithful to who we are as a people.

As we look ahead, we do so with renewed belief and purpose. We trust that 2026 will be a year of renewal; one that calls each of us, as individuals, to rise above our challenges, and one that challenges us, collectively as a nation, to strengthen our bonds, uphold our shared values, and work together for a more cohesive and progressive Kenya.

On behalf of the Moi family and KANU, I wish you and your loved ones a happy New Year and a prosperous 2026.

[Martins @martin__martins]

Kenya Hemp Society.

Purpose.
To advocate for the legalization, cultivation, production and utilization of Marijuana in Kenya.

Mission.
To promote the economic, social, and environmental benefits of marijuana, while advocating for the legalization and regulation of marijuana cultivation and production in Kenya.

Objectives.

1. Educating the public and policymakers about the various uses and benefits of marijuana, such as its potential in sustainable agriculture, renewable energy, and eco-friendly materials.

2. Lobbying for the legalization of marijuana cultivation and production in Kenya, with a focus on creating a regulated industry that ensures quality control, safety standards, and fair trade practices.

3. Supporting and empowering farmers interested in cultivating marijuana by providing them with resources, training, and access to markets.

4. Promoting scientific studies on hemp to further understand its potential benefits and address any concerns or misconceptions.

5. Collaborating with other organizations, stakeholders, and government agencies to develop policies and regulations that enable the responsible cultivation, production, and utilization of marijuana in Kenya.

6. Raising awareness about the potential economic opportunities that marijuana can bring to Kenya, such as job creation, investment attraction, and export potential.

7. Promoting sustainable practices in marijuana cultivation and production to minimize environmental impact and contribute to a greener and more sustainable future for Kenya.

8. Lobbying for the pardoning of inmates with regards to marijuana based charges.

[BRAVIN YURI @BravinYuri]

If you want to know why the West is always interested in comtrolling narratives in Kenya and why Kenya matters, this should paint a picture.

There are a lot of things that Kenyans don't even understand about their own country.

This is what colonisers hid in the Kenyan archives.

[E ( ንግስት ኤሌኒ) @ElaineSoya]

Good job… don’t crop out his name

[Gideon K. Moi @MoiGideon]

Kenya’s heroes on the pitch. Congratulations Harambee Stars!

[Stephen Musyoka @smusyoka]

We created a BBQ street at the Meat Up Fest, serving beef briskets, tomahawks, rump steaks; mbuzi & lamb choma, wet fry, chicken drumsticks and wings, pork ribs and wraps from pulled pork, BBQ sausages.. to 1,200 guests

We closed the kitchen at 10pm.

[Kenya @tintinerik]

@DopaminePlsMe Starts reading a paragraph jump to the end then back again to the start to understand what I was reading.

[𝙴𝚖𝚒𝚛 of #𝟶𝟶𝟷 @MombasaEmir]

Mwabili did not incite Tanzanians he did not interfere with their affairs. So, he can't be in custody because of what he's done in TZ, but here, doing what our Constitution permits.
#FreeMwabiliMwagodi

[Nzisa Kiilu @nzisakiilu]

Humble brag…They won’t believe a little girl from Kenya built the orchestration engine for this, but I did!

[Nelson Amenya @amenya_nelson]

EXCLUSIVE: A secretive political network is allegedly arming militias and plotting ethnic conflict to cling to power in 2027. Kenya is sitting on a ticking time bomb.

This story reads like a spy thriller, but one is shaken to reality by the mention of names of prominent Kenyan leaders, familiar places, and references to deadly weapons. One might be tempted to think it's just a bad dream that will fade by morning. But it's not.

This is a crimson red flag that Kenyans and the country’s global allies must not ignore. A group of seemingly harmless yet highly influential leaders and their backers are allegedly determined to retain political power by any means necessary, both now and in the 2027 election.

Concerned by credible anonymous claims of covert political mobilization, a few patriotic Kenyans have reportedly uncovered disturbing details about a secretive, well-connected network allegedly working behind the scenes to manipulate the outcome of the August 2027 polls.

Sources claim the group ramped up activity from the beginning of June 2024 and hatched an elaborate extrajudicial plan to influence voting patterns in certain regions and suppress the Mt. Kenya community, particularly the Kikuyu. The inclusion of the Kamba community in the GEMA cultural association in November 2024 allegedly placed them under the radar of this network. GEMA, which brings together Kikuyu, Embu, Meru, and Akamba.

This is my fifth post highlighting the rising violence and political gangs in Kenya. But today, I write out of concern that many still view this crisis as simply “politics gone too far.” It is not. Lives have been lost. Businesses looted and burned. Police have been caught on camera fraternizing with politically protected gangs. Alarmingly, the government has claimed it “knows the perpetrators” but has failed to act. MP William Kamket was captured on video inciting youth to travel to Nairobi and attack peaceful protesters. This is not politics. It is organized, state-sponsored violence.

I must clarify that I do not publish for clout. I rely on extensive research and credible anonymized sources. My work has, helped pre-empt dangerous state-linked deals, such as the now-cancelled Adani deals, which could have handed over our airport and energy to foreign and domestic interests working against Kenya’s public good.

Notably, none of my previous four posts on tribal and criminal political organization in Kenya attracted any formal response from the government. Yet, following the last post, Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen issued a public statement about politicians buying weapons from across our borders, an indication that these claims may have hit a nerve.

In politics, security, and leadership, nothing is ever a coincidence. Silence can often imply consent. Leading up to the June 25th and Saba Saba anniversaries, several politicians allied to William Ruto and Raila Odinga intensified rhetoric, accusing one community of believing it alone can lead Kenya. Tiaty MP William Kamket urged youth to attack protesters, mocking them as “too fat to run,” while Kapseret MP Oscar Sudi and others have repeatedly declared they will ensure Ruto wins in 2027 “by any means.”

There is a calculated political plan, allegedly backed by President Ruto and key allies, to hold onto power in 2027 through violence, intimidation, and manipulation. The group allegedly orchestrating this scheme is said to report directly to Ruto. It reportedly includes Farouk Kibet, the shadowy Ruto adviser Dr. Kipkoech Muge, MP Alfred Kapondi, former MP Moroto, MP William Kasait Kamket, MP Oscar Sudi, MP Musa Sirma, First Lady Rachel Ruto, and MP Kimani Ichung’wa, among others.

According to one source, militias have allegedly been set up, and on September 27, 2024, fifty Kalenjin warrior leaders were reportedly oathed by Moroto and two other elders. The same source claims that participants were told the oath would bind them to defend the Kalenjin community against alleged aggression from the Kikuyu community.

When the group realized their plan had been leaked, President Ruto is said to have ordered the decommissioning of hidden weapons caches in areas like Lessos, Pokot, Turkana, Mt Elgon etc. However, the individuals involved allegedly restocked and quietly relocated the arms to new locations, continuing their preparations in secret.

These revelations, however disturbing, are consistent with accounts from insiders close to the planners. They should alarm every Kenyan. We must firmly reject any scheme by powerful individuals to incite inter-community conflict as a pathway to power.

The truth is, many Kenyans are deeply dissatisfied with William Ruto’s leadership. He must respect the will of the people and either pursue re-election through lawful, democratic means or be ready to step aside if that is the verdict of the people. Sovereign power belongs not to any one man or ethnic group. It belongs to the people, always.

[Frank Underwood @FrankUnderwood]

Idolizing a politician is like believing the stripper really likes you.

[Conrad Kulo @ConradKulo]

This country is just a joke buana.
A little probe on SHA reveals that Ruto's regime has spent 104B SHA Funds on Nothing.
Yeah, NOTHING!

[Mike Tyson @MikeTyson]

Tired of hearing that legal cannabis will cause mass chaos or have people stinking up the streets. That’s just ridiculous. We’ve got rules for cigarettes and alcohol, therefore, cannabis would be no different. It’s about freedom. Adults should have the choice.

Until it’s legal federally, cartels and human traffickers keep winning.

[Kenya @tintinerik]

#MaragaThe6th

[Kenya @tintinerik]

Of this images don't awake something in you as a Kenyan.....
#RIPBridgitNjoki we shall remember you.
Go with the Angel's little one.

[drey @Dreymwangi]

Make noise hadi watoke please🙏🏻