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Listen to her, Belinda Akoth is her name !!!

Earlier today in Parliament. Economy, Debt and others. We are African and Africa is our Business..

Safaricom Sale must be halted. The "negotiated" price is now lower than the "Market Price" meaning GoK is selling at a discount. If GoK will not effectively represent the people of Kenya in the sale of Safaricom, Kenyans will directly engage the directors of Vodacom including the Chairman - Justice Saki Macozoma and CEO - Mr Shameel Aziz Joosub. We must get the rightful value as a Country. The people in Government purporting to buy Kenya Pipeline stake camouflaged as Ugandans will soon be known by the Kenyan people. We are African and Africa is our Business..

A brother helping a brother through thick and thin ! Kenya needs a renaissance!

Kitengela was 🔥🔥🔥. We’re the true voice of the people. Asanteni sana for heeding the call. #LindaMwananchi

Well In Shujaa !! Nimepokea Ujumbe Mashujaa Wangu ✊ Mimi Ndio Sifuna.

Today, at 6.30 pm, my conversation with JB Muturi. You surely don't want to miss. Who does he think should fly the flag?

Glad and delighted to have finished a course on Economics for Public Policy at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). Some of the areas we covered include; Markets - The Economic principles underpinning real world market behaviour and possible interventions, Tools to regulate the markets, Taming market Power and others. Information Asymmetry in the markets and how unequal access to information shapes transactions. We also explored how such challenges should be mitigated. Economic growth - We explored various Economic growth theories and models. How to foster Economic growth, Public Policy design among others. This was done while comparing real world Economies that have grown in the recent past including in Asia and others that have been developed for a longer time. London School of Economics (LSE) modelled the course in practical, precise but also robust manner that allows for broad discussions and debate among learners. Much more was covered. We are African and Africa is our Business..

Through legal awareness, community sensitisation, institutional strengthening, and climate‑smart livelihoods, WE4R aims to empower 1,000+ women with stronger land rights and access to productive resources—building resilience, food security, and peaceful communities. #Resilience

Duncan Kibet Receives Unconditional Admission to MKU: After an 11‑year break since high schooland a 250 km walk to raise funds for his Bachelor of Education degree, Duncan Kibet’s story is a remarkable testament to courage, resilience, and the transformative power of education. Mount Kenya University (MKU) has now granted him unconditional admission and will accommodate him at the MKU hostels as he completes his admission requirements. Let’s join hands and support Duncan as he begins this new academic journey. His determination reminds us that no dream is too distant when the spirit is willing. #UnlockwithMKU #SupportDuncan #EducationForAll #MKU

𝗥𝗲𝘀𝗶𝗹𝗶𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗲 𝗶𝗻 𝗔𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻! DCA Kenya, through the Pathways to Prosperity Project, continues to positively impact lives in Turkana County by advancing financial inclusion and sustainable livelihoods. Elizabeth Lokwawi Lomokol is a powerful example of this impact. With 20 chickens provided by DCA Kenya, she now produces 7 trays of eggs, earning KES 400 (approx. $3) per tray or KES 15 (approx $0.1) per egg. Her journey continues to grow, marked by the hatching of 22 chicks, a clear sign of progress and possibility. By equipping vulnerable and marginalised groups in Turkana County with skills and resources, the project is unlocking market opportunities, strengthening social and economic integration, and creating pathways to self-reliance and long-term resilience. Elizabeth’s story reflects the project’s broader goal: enabling communities to access opportunities, grow their enterprises, and thrive, one egg, one tray, one success at a time. Pathways to Prosperity project is funded by @PDJF_dk , the @LEGO_Group , @novonordiskfond and implemented in partnership with the @drckenya and @TUPADO_ #PathwaysToProsperity #HumanStories #LivelihoodsInAction #WomenEmpowerment #RefugeeAndHostCommunities #Resilience #TurkanaCounty #SustainableFutures

@zakheem_rajan The ELRC Icon. Congrats

HON. JUSTICE MATHEWS NDUMA NDERI Judge of the Court of Appeal Academic and Professional Qualifications • Master of Laws, University of Stellenbosch, South Africa (2004) • Bachelor of Laws, University of Nairobi (1987) • Postgraduate Diploma in Law, Kenya School of Law (1988) ► Admitted to the Roll of Advocates in 1988 Work Experience 2012 to 2026: Judge of the Employment and Labour Relations Court (ELRC) 2012 - 2017: Principal Judge, Employment and Labour Relations Court (ELRC) 2008 - 2012: Principal Legal Officer, East African Community 2006 - 2007: Head of Legal and Industrial Relations Division, Federation of Kenya Employers 1998 - 2006: Judge President of the Industrial Court of Swaziland 1993 - 1998: Crown Counsel Swaziland, DPP Chambers Membership to Professional Bodies & Other Associations • Law Society of Kenya • Kenya Magistrates and Judges Association

Retweet this video until President ⁦@HEBobiwine⁩ sees it WHAT A WOMAN 🙌🙌

Congratulations to the newly appointed Judges. I made 11 correct predictions. Sad however that Hon Gikonyo did not make it to the list.

A Mile of Courage: Josephine’s 10km Crawl to School in Turkana Help her with mobility device youtube.com/shorts/v28P4S_… via @YouTube @UNICEFKenya @EUinKenya @EmbEspKenia @NLinKenya @FranceinKenya @IDA_CRPD_Forum @DisabledWorld @DisabilityFdn @Canada @UNDPKenya @German @Diplo_Jazz

Our Memorandum as presented today before the joint Committee of Finance & National Planning and Public Debt & Privatisation on the Proposed sale of GoK's 15% stake in Safaricom, Nairobi, Kenya. 1. Kenya must open up the transaction to international bidders. 2. The valuation is not commensurate to what Safaricom PLC is. The company was valued at Ksh 1.8 Trillion in 2021 before the investment in Ethiopia. It should be worth more now. 3. The immobilisation of 16Bn shares in June 2025 owned by the buyer was meant to undermine the share price by ostensibly sending a message of imminent supply. 4. Kenya cannot afford to lose over Ksh 80Bn on Conditions Precedent extended by the regulators. 5. Bottomline; open the bid to International Markets, Kenya will definitely get more. We are African and Africa is our Business..

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Politics is competition - Propesa interviews Ndindi Nyoro

They Can, With Your Support! youtu.be/sWOndJvPpYI?si… via @YouTube @UNICEFKenya @UNICEFAfrica @savechildrenuk @UN_GDF @gddckenya @EUinKenya @InformAction_KE @CBMKenya @DisabledWorld @StandardKenya @NLinKenya @NLinKenya @DCA_Kenya @DanishMFA @OxfamAustralia @oXFAM