Hillary KE

You might have the clock but I have the time! #teamMUFC #KOX. God's ambassador

[Hillary KE @w_hillary]

Why are we not surprised https://t.co/XCZpCBplj2

[Hillary KE @w_hillary]

@Terry254_ @citizentvkenya That’s how politics work in Kenya and you can be assured that in 2027 the same will be done unless voters reject tribal/regional politics.

[Fredrick Otieno @Fredrick_Ohorre]

@citizentvkenya Yvonne Okwara tonight is overdoing it. Not objective at all.She wants to behave like a foreign journalist interviewing Riggy G as if she does not live in Kenya.

[Cornelius K. Ronoh @itskipronoh]

Edwin Sifuna: The confusion in ODM is terrifying. We are heading in the wrong direction. What is ODM without protests?

[Hillary KE @w_hillary]

Great game #AUSvBIL

[Mutembei TV @MutembeiTV]

How Ruto Will be Killed for Being a Dictator!!Gachagua point man Karungo Thangwah Reveals!

[BBC News (World) @BBCWorld]

Is William Ruto the most disliked president in Kenya's history? https://t.co/otkdeQ8plv

[Umbwakni @Lochekeboi]

A thread of President William Ruto's fake promises.
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[Hillary KE @w_hillary]

Watching #ThePeopleShall on #ntv feeling really proud of our Genzs. That day Kenya changed forever…the yokes of tribalism were shattered
#SiriNiNumbers

[NTV Kenya @ntvkenya]

What started as a protest against the Finance Bill 2024 morphed into a defining Gen-Z movement on the 25th of June.

Was it a planned revolt or an organic uprising?

Tonight, we highlight the voices that rose from the youth dissent.

#ThePeopleShall

[The Government Critic 🇰🇪 @magwaz3]

The People Shall Occupy State House. Wednesday is Wednesday

[U D A - Official Fans Page. @UDAPartyKe]

Hi Cousins!

If elections were held today, whom would you vote for?

RETWEET for Fred Matiang'i.

LIKE for Dr. William Ruto.

[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.

[Ojummah Onyango💧 @CJ_Emeritus]

@citizentvkenya Murderer will always protect murderers

[Lynn Ngugi @lynn_ngugi1]

Eliud K Lagat needs to step down and this needs to be done today!!!! #JusticeForAlbertOjwang

[Billy @MwangiHub]

Who's ready? Let's see the masses kwa comment section 👇

[Yoko @Kibet_bull]

Mark the dates.

#JusticeForAlbertOjwang

[MethoDman @polo_kimanii]

Message to kenyan MPs … Do not say you were not warned.

[Amazing @kijanayamwingii]

Albert Ojwang was not a terrorist.

Albert Ojwang was not a killer.

Albert Ojwang was not a thief.

Albert Ojwang was not a criminal.

But DCI took him from Migori to Central Police to murder him

IF This post appears on your timeline Kindly RETWEET

Fck them police