It is obvious the President’s men know the gig is up and nothing can be done to change his fortunes in 2027. All that chest thumping from Sudi and Kamket are attempts to mask the fact that they have accepted his fate. There will never be another 2007 where the will of the people is overturned. We in Azimio were sold similar stories in 2022 ati sijui deepstate will “help” mara hatuezi wachia mwizi, but in the end once Kenyans express themselves at the ballot thats it.
The IPPs will be the end of industrialization Kenya may want .The cost of electricity will always rise as long as the private sector are the majority power producers
I left the newsroom almost 20 years ago, and it was a known fact that if your camera gear got stolen, it ended up at Shah Ashish’s house. Cameras stolen during robberies or at the airport were sold to him. He has been the mafia of stolen cameras and filming equipment for decades.
Kenyan entertainer DJ Macdee has successfully tracked down and recovered his stolen Ksh 280,000 Pioneer DJM-S11 mixer, only to be hit with a shocking twist involving the police.
The high-end equipment was broken into and stolen from his car on July 7th. After spotting it being advertised online a month later, Macdee partnered with officers from the Mugutha Police Station to launch a sting operation. The trail led them to arrest a suspect, DJ Mkenia, who ultimately escorted the team to a residence in Parklands owned by Shah Ashish. Inside the house, the mixer was recovered alongside a massive stash of other suspected stolen electronic goods, including TVs, speakers, and generators.
However, the breakthrough has been marred by controversy. DJ Macdee discovered that the primary suspect, Shah Ashish, was mysteriously released on cash bail by the Mugutha OCS at midnight without his knowledge. The DJ is now publicly calling on the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) to ensure transparency and answers as to why a key suspect was released in the dead of night.
Daktari @DrBKhalwale anauliza swali, Sifuna alitokea wapi juu wee , this guy is built differently.., only God can explain to us all about H. E Omwami Sir Edwin Sifuna Watenya WaKenya Wasita.
Cleophas malala ajaiona riggy g nawatu kama Hawa ameona Kakamega leo.
#sisindiosifuna
Legends will remember this:
In Apr 2010, the CoE handed their final draft to AG Wako for publication in preparation for the referendum.
Wako published in early May and immediately, hawk-eyed Kenyans noticed that it had been tampered with in Article 24(1)(d).
It also had the offending words!
I still have that offensive copy in my archives. Here's a screenshot of the tampered copy and the correct final draft.
Tumetoka mbali!
Some one had inserted the words "national security" as one of the reasons for limitating rights and fundamental freedom.
Wako & Govt Press claimed it was typo introduced during printing. But I had just downloaded the soft copy Wako gave to CoE from their website. And guess what?
@Wordslinger__@edwinsifuna@contentedd This is my exact feeling. I am 51. It's time for the young people to take over. The older guys did their part but they don't understand the world today. We can only help using our experience but we need you guys to walk into the future.
now step away from the Center. They must be willing to allow younger Gens to come in, not at the periphery, not as perpetual and forever apprentices, but as leaders at the Center. They can counsel, offer wisdom, perhaps what Hon. Orengo is doing at the moment. But DECENTER.
to him, at the center of authoring Vision 2060, at age 82. That kind of thing is unconscionable in a country where, again, median age is 21. And this is NOT to say older Gens should retire and go sit under the trees with blankets (some should, though!). It is to say, they must
the next generation (the Sifuna generation) to lead, before that generation also steps aside from the center and hands over to the next generation. We simply cannot continue to have these generational gluts and bottlenecks.
The other day we were seeing Prof. Nyong'o, no offense
president, and saying he is too young is simply inaccurate.
I am a champion of transitions, you all know this of my work with Naboisho Leadership Institute. That includes championing for older Gens to transition into elderhood and step aside from the center, leaving room for
this week that anyone above age 35 is in the minority in a country where 75-80% are below age 35!!! {Check KNBS Reports}. The median age in Kenya is 21, which is way below HE's age 44. So effectively, even in terms of age alone, Sifuna should be at the forefront of vying for
who already had their chance and need to be passing the baton, not hanging onto it by STILL telling us, who are considered "wazee" by GenZ, that we are young and we need to keep waiting. These generational bottlenecks are things we need to break apart, quickly.
Why?
I said here