anthony muteru

Humanitarian worker with a passion to serve|Filmmaker|Mentor & coach|Manager|

[anthony muteru @tonymutwitty]

@Safaricom_Care This is precisely what I was trying to do. Once I key in the paybill number, the app indicates that this is already saved as a favorite and it won't allow me to save it.

[anthony muteru @tonymutwitty]

@SafaricomPLC @Safaricom_Care I am trying to save different account numbers, but under the same Paybill and this is not possible with the "MyOneApp." Kindly look into this as it was possible with the app you phased out. Bado niko na machungu ya losing saved favorites.

[Cyprian, Is Nyakundi @C_NyaKundiH]

What is a transitional council?

Have you noticed how some political figures, especially those in the so-called opposition, have gone quiet since the June 25th poster began circulating? Their silence isn’t by accident. It's because they’ve sensed this might not be just another wave of protest that ends with negotiations and political appointments. What’s taking shape looks more serious. It feels like a real people's movement, one that isn't begging for inclusion but demanding a reset. And that realization has shaken those who have always positioned themselves as backup options whenever the system collapses under its own weight.

This time, what people are speaking about is not a cabinet reshuffle or early elections. It's a complete transition, and at the center of that idea is something called a transitional council. This isn't new, and it isn't fantasy. Across the world, in moments of national crisis or after the collapse of corrupt regimes, transitional councils have stepped in as temporary governing bodies. Their purpose is not to stay in power but to stabilize the country, hold those responsible accountable, and prepare the ground for a future system that actually represents the people.

A transitional council has the moral and legal ability to do things that existing governments often can’t or won’t. It can suspend ongoing corrupt programs. It can audit and cancel odious debts, loans taken on without public approval, often used to enrich a few at the expense of the many. It can halt mega-projects designed to siphon public money, freeze stolen assets, and investigate those who profited from suffering. It can also begin the process of truth, justice, and healing by giving space for victims’ families, whistleblowers, and civil society to speak without fear.

The strength of a transitional council lies in who sits on it. It must be made up of people with public trust. That includes voices from civil society, professionals with expertise in law, finance, and governance, young leaders who have been at the center of change, and neutral individuals who are respected across different communities. These people are not there to campaign or consolidate power. They are there to clean up, stabilize, and hand back control to the people through transparent systems.

Just as important as who should be there is who must stay out. Anyone who has been deeply tied to the broken political system, anyone who has benefitted from its corruption, anyone who has actively silenced protests or ignored public pain, cannot be part of this process. Transitional justice is not just about fixing institutions. It’s about ensuring those who harmed the country are not the ones trusted to fix it.

The growing silence from some political corners reflects a deeper fear. The fear that power is no longer being negotiated in backrooms but reimagined in the streets. That for the first time in a long time, the people are not asking to be led, they are choosing to lead. This shift does not come with loud slogans. It comes with clarity, planning, and focus. And those who made a career from sitting quietly while others suffered are realizing they have no place in what is being built next.

[InformAction Kenya @InformAction_KE]

#InvisibleScars exposes the harsh realities faced by victims of Sexual & Gender-Based Violence in Kenya.

With justice out of reach, when will we break the silence?

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[Ahmednasir Abdullahi SC @ahmednasirlaw]

The Finance Bill has left Parliament and is on the President's desk. H.E @WILLIAMSRUTO SHOULD NOT ASSENT to the bill. He must send it back to Parliament. He must reduce the wasteful expenditure and cut government expenditure. He must also forgo the punitive taxes that define the bill. Lastly, the President must listen to the national consensus that the Finance Bill is oppressive and cruel to all Kenyans. President Ruto, please give concession. It will not show weakness. It will show leadership. Listening to the will of the people is true leadership

[George Njoroge @georgenjoroge_]

You can feel their pain...🙏🏾😕

[Gabriel Oguda @gabrieloguda]

@WilliamsRuto @rigathi How do you want to engage them when your security officers are all over the place kidnapping them? Bwana, stop these things you're doing.

[anthony muteru @tonymutwitty]

I am not a sage
And what I say doesn't come with age
Racism has long trapped us in a cage
If you are sensible you can gauge
And tell that we are now at a stage
Where our hearts burn with rage
It's time to turn the page
#JusticeForGeorgeFloyd
#GeorgeFloyd

[anthony muteru @tonymutwitty]

@ZukuOfficial You actually chose the #CustomerServiceWeek to increase subscriptions!How appropriate! And do you know that your website gives false information about the subscription rates? Why don't you update the figures to reflect what you are currently asking us to pay?

[anthony muteru @tonymutwitty]

I saw this on the BBC and thought you should see it:

The Nigerian imam who saved Christians from Muslim gunmen - https://t.co/2I25meXFyY

[anthony muteru @tonymutwitty]

What Europe could learn from the way Africa treats refugees

https://t.co/WAxHixblEj

[anthony muteru @tonymutwitty]

DRC set for turmoil as Jean-Pierre Bemba expected home within weeks

https://t.co/M6zVD5SqSl

[anthony muteru @tonymutwitty]

I saw this on the BBC and thought you should see it:

Deadly explosion hits Ethiopia PM rally - https://t.co/ZO3b3mATF6

[anthony muteru @tonymutwitty]

Be very very afraid!

I saw this on the BBC and thought you should see it:

Can we trust AI if we don't know how it works? - https://t.co/L5nvrM8yCH

[anthony muteru @tonymutwitty]

Cartels in Kenya are just like the devil. We blame them for everything, and yet they always get away with it. There are no dark forces importing sugar or printing fake KEBS stamps. @FredMatiangi @JBoinnet nail all these criminals and ensure they spend life behind bars.

[anthony muteru @tonymutwitty]

Watch out for poisonous sugar on sale, Kenyans warned
https://t.co/eJRc20wgSW
How are we expected to know what's fit for human consumption and what's poisonous?
It's clear the government has abdicated it's duty!

[anthony muteru @tonymutwitty]

I saw this on the BBC and thought you should see it:

Anthony Bourdain: Why his travel shows had global appeal - https://t.co/jxSkz6BZoN

[UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency @Refugees]

LIVE NOW: @MercyMasika is on stage at #TEDxKakumaCamp

Mercy is a renowned gospel musician who highlights the resilience and strength of refugees through her music 🎵🎶🎤

Watch the livestream: https://t.co/orDTxzPuYJ

[UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency @Refugees]

LIVE NOW: @ApurvaSanghi on stage at #TEDxKakumaCamp

Apurva is the @WorldBank former lead economist for East Africa, who spearheaded a groundbreaking study on refugee economics in Kenya.

Join the livestream: https://t.co/orDTxzPuYJ

[UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency @Refugees]

LIVE NOW: Aminah Rwimo is on stage at #TEDxKakumaCamp sharing her story.

Aminah is a Congolese refugee and an award-winning filmmaker living in Kakuma refugee camp.

Join the livestream: https://t.co/tMEUDQAnsE