Nene Wa Metha

@TheKevinBett @Senate_KE @scherargei That's reasonable

@Senate_KE @scherargei According to me, if he paid tax to the UK government that deducted it .. let’s say 20% withholding tax, and maybe KRA taxes 35% income tax .. then he should pay the balance of 35-20 =15.. so pay 15% only .. This is to avoid double taxation ..

Sen. @scherargei: Can you believe that Sebastian Sawe who won the London Marathon is winning 48 million in award, but KRA are taking 18 million? I appeal to KRA not to touch the winnings of athletes and sportsmen. #SenateLive

@Lynch_MT What are you talking about? Are teachers not paid salaries? If they aren't motivated to teach then let them quit the job with immediate effect.

@NotThatHughes You can't make this stuff up

Only in America would a shotgun that fits neatly in a school bag be considered a major selling point.

@wmnjoya @HonOmanyo You were not poor though. I believe you have been a part of the "elite" by virtue of the very renowned Rev

@HonOmanyo Nah. Even with school uniform, we knew who the rich kids were. We never felt equal.

School uniforms promote equality and protect learners from unnecessary pressure. In a country with a wide gap between rich and poor, removing uniforms would only create distractions, division and lower self esteem among Children. Let's focus on learning.

@NjeriWaMigwi @NjeriWaMigwi if wishes were horses, beggars would ride. But good luck

This is what we want a decent Kenya.

@daddyhope @LarryMadowo Thank you for this response. He needed someone to break down his juvenile analysis that does not make any sense

This is a shallow reading of public opinion dressed up as insight, Larry. Social media comments are not evidence of “strong support across Africa”, they are a mere self-selecting, noisy sample shaped by algorithms, outrage, and visibility. Loud voices are not the majority, they are simply the most amplified. Africa is not a monolith. It is 54 countries, different histories, different interests, different political consciousness. Reducing over a billion people to a comment section is not analysis my brother, it is intellectual laziness. And this idea that disagreement comes from “elite Africans with big English” is a tired and disappointing deflection. Substance matters, not accents. If your argument cannot stand on its own, dismissing critics as “elite” does not rescue it either. If anything, serious engagement requires going beyond both elite circles and comment sections, and actually dealing with facts, policy, and consequences. That is where your argument is found wanting.

Elite Africans with big English are crashing out over this post but the comments under it from across Africa are proving strong support for Trump. Get out of your filter bubbles and speak to regular people outside your privileged circles

@Danny456080 And what were they? Please enlighten me and stop scapegoating - it has been 60 yrs since colonialists left Kenya

The cruelest thing slavery and colonialism did to the Africans was to destroy their memory of what they were before foreign contact.

@ICTAuthorityKE Are you kidding me? What are they charging Kshs 5K for - there are dozens of free courses online

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@mehdirhasan Of course it is for the most part. Joe Biden should also carry the blame - he should have decided not to run early enough

I tried to tell people who didn’t vote Dem in 2024 ‘to teach Democrats a lesson’ that sadly Democrats will never learn that lesson. Here’s Booker simply attacking and mocking people who didn’t show up to vote Dem. It’s always the voters’ fault, never the Dems or their candidates.

@PresidentToguro 🤣🤣🤣🤣

She's going to move to Miami and in 10 years, she's going to tweet: “the people of Argentina yearn to be free” about how the US should bomb her grandma's house

@dtwijukye95 How is suffering? She is well groomed, has bicycle for transportation. I don't see any suffering but determination

“There’s no nobility in poverty” Wolf of Wall Street. We can’t call that suffering from a broken system resilience.

@MarthaKarua You're one confused old woman

Rule of law at work

@wmnjoya Ok, how else Mwalimu?

Then were told that the way for Kenya to improve is through entrepreneurship 😢

@LabRat_ke This fool should be banned from driving for life

Karibu huyo madam aende sayuni juu ya matatu inapita wrong side 🤦🏾‍♂️

@LilithBlack25 What a Spin! That's not what this statement means. And he is right Africa has the greatest potential if it was united but Africa will NEVER unite. Not because of the west but because we are too dumb to realize our potential. Look at what is happening in South Africa

What he actually means is that a unified and independent Africa pose as a great threat to their hegemony

@OmbetaC You're stretching this too far. Let the children be

It may be an exciting moment, but is the driver allowed to do that? Is he allowed to stop at the roadside na watoto wa watu? Are they allowed to be given goodies? WHAT IF ?

@ecofishsex @Acyn 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@Acyn The Emperor can draw a perfect map. With perfect troop placement. He also used telepathy to know exactly where to strike their leaders, which he personally threw the missile with his bare hands. His cock is also 9 inches.

RFK JR: One time, Trump grabbed a placemat, turned it over, took a Sharpie, and drew a perfect map of the Middle East. Then he marked the troop strength of every country along each border on that map..

@_Tee__G @Shadaya_Knight You don't want which people? Other blacks? It's dangerous to be poor amongst blacks - especially when you're from another place

@Shadaya_Knight Yes it’s a current situation we don’t want these people

Current situation in South Africa, as black South Africans are closing businesses of black foreigners.