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@HonMosiria Someone to give me the details of that Oponde so i write to her employer , his State licensing board then i will share the video with the people he works with. Secual assault in any form is not acceptable

JUSTICE FOR MARION NAPEI SINKEET!! I never knew this lady, but I chose to support her not because I lacked the option to join those criticizing her, but because my integrity, conscience, and sound mind would not allow me to stay silent. I knew that what she was subjected to was wrong. What was done to her being recorded without consent and exposed to the world was cruel, degrading, and unlawful. I stood with her because it was the right thing to do. Ask yourselves this: what if she had taken her own life because of the shame, pressure, and online attacks? Would you still be abusing me for speaking up, or would you then be demanding the arrest of James Opande and asking why no one acted earlier? Pain only becomes real when it turns fatal or when it reaches our own homes. I may not know her personally, but she could be your sister, your wife, your daughter, your close friend or someone’s mother . She is a mother. She is a Kenyan. She deserves protection, dignity, and justice under the law. I cannot crucify her to please a crowd. Some have chosen to defend wrongdoing and call it loyalty. But wrong is wrong, no matter who commits it. If standing for what is right makes me unpopular, then so be it. I will continue to speak, because silence only empowers abusers. As Jesus said in John 8:7: “Let any one of you who is without sin be the first to throw a stone at her.” Today you may attack me. Tomorrow, you may understand. And one day, you may be grateful that someone chose conscience over the crowd. EVEN A MURDERER DESERVES A FAIR HEARING!

@sholard_mancity Is the route your problem? Clarify what you mean by ‘looks complete’ and ‘cannot pay for itself.’ Have you traveled to the future? Or are you just throwing temper tantrums randomly? That behavior is called regression, it suggests childhood tendencies especially during anal stage

Kenya is about to repeat a dangerous mistake. Build infrastructure that looks complete, but cannot pay for itself. A white elephant I’ve learned that the government has chosen the southern route for the SGR extension from Naivasha to Kisumu: Mai Mahiu to Narok to Bomet to Sondu to Kisumu. This deserves a serious public conversation, not applause. Because this isn’t just about a railway line. It’s about how we make policy, how we borrow, and who pays when things go wrong. Let me break this down simply.

Foreign assistance should bolster allies and advance American national interests — not pad the pockets of overpaid executives in the NGO complex. Our new America First foreign assistance cuts out the middlemen and ensures that every dollar achieves direct impact saving lives and advancing strategic priorities.

President William Ruto arrives in Washington DC at the invitation of US President Donald Trump to join President Paul Kagame and President Félix Tshisekedi to witness the official signing of the DRC-Rwanda Peace Agreement.. During the visit, the President will also advance Kenya’s priorities in trade, investment, security, and health cooperation, and witness the signing of the Kenya–U.S. Health Cooperation Framework, marking a new phase toward sustainable Universal Health Coverage.

Held talks with United States Trade Representative Ambassador Jamieson Greer in Washington, D.C., in the United States. Our discussions focused on establishing a bilateral trade arrangement that will deepen the partnership between our two nations. To achieve this, we are developing a joint framework that will unlock more opportunities for trade and build a more predictable environment for investment. We have identified several areas for expansion: apparel and textiles, agricultural products, leather and footwear, chemicals and pharmaceuticals, and ICT and digital services. These sectors hold strong potential to create jobs, increase export earnings, and strengthen value chains at home. We welcome the proposal by the current administration to extend AGOA in full for one year, a matter that is currently pending before US Congress. Amb. Greer informed that the one year extension would provide the administration time to design a stronger and more comprehensive programme that advances the interests of both sides.

The protracred conflict in the eastern region of the Democratic Republic of Congo has endured far beyond what humanity can reasonably bear. For decades, it has claimed innumerable lives and driven countless families from the safety of their homes. A generation of children has been stripped of its innocence, deprived of education, and denied the simple promise of a stable childhood. Normal commercial activity and cross-border trade- lifelines of regional prosperity- have been gravely disrupted, stalling development and deepening hardship. This prolonged suffering is a profound injustice to the people of Eastern DRC, who deserve lasting stability and the chance to build a peaceful, dignified, and prosperous future for themselves and their nation. At the Donald J. Trump United States Institute of Peace in Washington, D.C., was honoured to witness the historic signing of a peace deal between President Félix Tshisekedi of the DRC and President Paul Kagame of Rwanda. The Washington Accord now stands as the most credible and hopeful pathway to ending three decades of conflict and inaugurating a new chapter of friendship, cooperation, and mutual progress in our region. We extend our sincere gratitude to the President of the United States, Donald J. Trump, for his steadfast commitment and decisive leadership in helping bring this historic agreement to fruition. We likewise honour the invaluable contributions of the East African Community, the Southern African Development Community, and all mediators whose tireless efforts shepherded the peace process to this defining moment. We now call upon all parties to faithfully uphold and implement the terms of the Accord so that the people of Eastern DRC may return to their homes, rebuild their lives, and reclaim the peace, dignity, and hope that have long been denied to them.

The reform of the African Union is an urgent and necessary step to ensure it advances the African voice and agenda effectively. Without meaningful change, the AU risks becoming ineffective, which would cost us far more in lost opportunity and diminished influence. Chaired the African Union Institutional Reform Ad Hoc Committee Meeting of Heads of State in Luanda, Angola. The report addresses eight priority areas: Revitalisation of the peace and security architecture; financing; operationalisation of the African Court of Justice; and streamlining the AU agenda format. Others are revamping the Pan-African Parliament; categorisation of decisions; division of labour; as well as restructuring of the remaining AU Organs, Institutions and Offices. These reforms are achievable. Let us therefore join forces to turn this dream into reality. To make the reform process inclusive, a summit of Heads of State will be held where they will contribute their perspectives and shape a stronger and more responsive Union.

@geraldbitok @WilliamsRuto

H.E President @WilliamsRuto's closing remarks at the AU-EU Summit in Luanda, Angola.

@IEBCKenya Iebc

Press Release - Final Update on Preparedness for the 27th November 2025 By-elections Download: bit.ly/481IPYe Your Vote, Your Future #27thNovByelections #TalkwithIEBC #StopFakeNews #YourVoteYourFuture

@_shakenya Very useless cash cow,instead of parading their tribes ,why don’t you replace with their county? The author of this document needs serious civic education,very useless tribal outfit

@BinsaeedRashid 28K tuition fee balance standing my way between me and graduating.

@LinusKaikai Linus ,tuma ya cabbage 🥬 nikusherekee, ulifanya kazi nzuri during RAO 001 period,wewe na Citizen team ,wacha nikunyweko busaa kwa jina yako Linus

TO THE MANY who inspired, guided and supported me throughout this long journey, here’s my eternal gratitude and a big THANK YOU to you all.

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Uhuru Kenyatta is often remembered as a charming, likeable President, but behind the smiles and speeches was a presidency filled with failures Kenya can no longer ignore. From stalled mega-projects to reckless borrowing, soaring public debt, corruption scandals, broken promises, and leadership that consistently avoided accountability, this episode breaks down the truth behind Uhuru’s 10 years in power. This is not about emotions. This is not about political sides. This is about facts, evidence, responsibility, and the real cost Kenyans paid for decisions made at the very top. If we want a better future, we must be brave enough to examine the past…honestly. Full episode here youtu.be/mh4iqRaDeDo?si…

@Kenyajudiciary Just like iebc Must Go, when will we have Judiciary Must go considering how the auction justice to the highest bidder?

HAPPENING NOW: Admission of Advocates. Congratulations and welcome to the Bar!

@gabrieloguda Very useless accolades, CAF president is just entertaining the FIFA President who was treated like a god while in Kenya by the Government. How has a rap mashamba whose been in power since yesterday contributed to advancement of football in Africa?

BREAKING NEWS: Kenya has won the Confederation of African Football (CAF) President's Award for the Most Outstanding President whose dedication has contributed to the growth of African football around the world. Could someone please give Gachagua the mic.

@PoliceNG Nigerian yahoo boys are the biggest funder and resource mobilization for Boko haram

The Ondo State Police Command has successfully apprehended four suspected members of a dangerous syndicate operating in Ogbese, Akure North LGA, with ties to kidnapping, armed robbery, and ritual practices. Read the complete story here 👉🏾: thenationonlineng.net/police-nab-mos…

@UTDTrey Yahoo Boys in Nigeria and Boko haram are still operating , no wonder Nigerians are dying like dogs crossing the Sahara desert and drowning in the sea in pursuit of Elusive Europe or Western dream yet they keep on voting in idiots. Who to blame?

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