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When evil cuts down the good it's like the universe tips, the scales topple, When that happens there has to be a reckoning. There has to be retribution. Balance must be restored Mitch McLusky

@M_joanna31 @RazedFootball What have you done for KE football yourself As for me I just came from a KPL match Bandari VS Tusker

@RazedFootball It's a shame for kenyan football. They lack a domestic league that they support with all their heart due to bad infrastructures and corruption. Hence they've become puppets of English football. It's your own league that deserves this, U can do better dear kenyans.

🚨 CRAZY SCENES: Arsenal fans have taken over the streets of Nairobi, Kenya, celebrating the club’s Premier League trophy success. 🏆❤️

@JesterSirr The people from coast themselves live in houses roofed in iron sheets

What really gets me is the current obsession with iron sheets. This is the coast region local materials like makuti would've been perfect. The government could've supported local businesses and craftsmen instead.

@GaitRash @moneyacademyKE Ignore per meter part it's agenda farming

@moneyacademyKE Most saloon cars are 4 meters. To and fro you pay 1440.! Unless you are stealing public coffers, forget going to work with your car across the ferry! But they were celebrating the thief all week so perhaps they deserve it

Kenya Ports Authority has raised Likoni ferry charges effective May 22, 2026. Motorists will now pay fees based on vehicle size Saloon cars — Sh180 per metre SUVs/CUVs — Sh225 per metre Minibuses — Sh900 per metre Buses — Sh1,650 per metre Trucks — Sh438–Sh2,125 per metre Motorbikes — Sh75 Tuk-tuks — Sh100

@moneyacademyKE @Henry_Akony So axio is 4+ m You mean it's 4*180?

It means they are literally measuring the physical length of your vehicle from bumper to bumper, and charging you for every single meter of deck space you take up. Instead of paying a flat rate just because you're driving a saloon car, you are now paying for the exact footprint your car occupies on the ferry.

@Moha001_Onyango The most radical REVOLUTIONARY will becomes a conservative a day after the REVOLUTION

Senegal is becoming a perfect case study of what happens when revolutionary politics finally meets the realities of governing. It’s easy to unite people against a system. It’s much harder to run the economy, negotiate debt, satisfy voters and still maintain the purity of the movement. A lot of liberation-style movements in Africa struggle once they transition from opposition to government because charisma and slogans eventually collide with budgets, IMF pressure and state institutions. That’s exactly what we’re watching in Senegal right now.

@His_randomness @xysist @bmautoparts But imported refined fuel was cheaper than what came out of that old refinery

@xysist @bmautoparts It was making profits. Kazi ya profits ni ku upgrade biz.

The refinery got obsolete. It’s like if you say ‘ In 1990 my dad had a great wall Tv and it’s now not functional because we didn’t care for it ‘ It just got outdated. We should install a new one and guess what it costs? We consume 113k bpd a day so we talking $8B

@Kisaafrika @Osama_otero Uhuru to didn't last 10 years Final 3 or so was unye The latter left us in debt distress The back stops with him There is no easy way out we are fucked

@G_Potcast @Osama_otero Yes and now ruto is the head

Ilibidi wameitisha SGR documents ndio strike iishe. Faya for faya haha.

@Kisaafrika @Osama_otero The back always stops with the head

@Osama_otero I think you forgot Uhuruto 10 yrs straight up . Ruto was there at every turn and every discussion.

It’s going to be super funny when Man United finish above them

@ivymuthe Not everyone is meant to have that high end car Mwalimu anunue premio

Popular Kenyan teacher and online content creator, Teacher Cillah, has sparked a huge debate on social media after sharing a funny yet eye-opening breakdown of her monthly salary.She explained her earnings as a teacher as follows:KSh 30,000 per month ÷ 30 days = KSh 1,000 per day KSh 1,000 ÷ 8-hour workday = KSh 125 per hour KSh 125 ÷ 60 minutes ≈ KSh 2 per minute "Teachers are really suffering in this town. Sometimes when I see someone pursuing an education course, I just laugh. If you're earning only KSh 2 per minute, how long will it take you to buy a Range Rover Sport or a KSh 10 million house?

@Ngala987 @rodgers_adai Our goose is cooked no matter who's president

@rodgers_adai ruto is the worst thing to happen to kenya. many won't understand until he leaves office.

This EPRA decision is shocking. The first time I heard such an idea was two years ago when Rebecca Miano as CEO of KENGEN said KENGEN was intending to supply large power Electricity customers directly. Sounded wierd. Not because of practical possibility of wheeling charges but the impact on KPLC. This is a death knell. Now KPLC has about 10,200,000 Electricity customers. Of these, there are only 6,000 Large Power Customers of 15,000 units per month and above. These 6,000 account for 49% of the total electricity sales by KPLC. This is the group that is being targeted by IPPs including KENGEN to be supplied directly bypassing KPLC and only pay Wheeling charges to KETRACO and KPLC. Then KPLC will miss out on the Revenues. Most of this group is served at 11kV, 33kV, 66kV, 132kV, 220kV. The cost of supplying them is almost Zero. Breakdowns in those Voltage levels are very few, meter reading is even automatic. But KPLC has to serve 10,200,000 customers who consume the remaining 51%. Serving these small consumers is a huge task. From billing, attending to breakdowns, meter reading, new connections, replacing small burnt transformers etc KPLCs has 10,000 employees and you can safely say the 10,000 actually serve the small consumers. But now, the 6,000 large consumers are now hived off by IPPs. The Operations bill of KPLC will NOT change. But Revenues have reduced by 49%?? This is right from the bottom line of earnings. This 49% Revenue loss will be the actual LOSS by KPLC. So how can KPLC survive?? It will definitely collapse. Can EPRA explain what will happen once KPLC collapses It will be the Public that will suffer. Kenya can't survive without KPLC.

@DehMao @Prophet_Kenya @moneyacademyKE @DavidNdii It's not a regime problem hata it's a people/system problem We love corruption and only call it out when it doesn't work for us . Safe to say we have always had corrupt regimes since independence and normalized corruption

@Prophet_Kenya @G_Potcast @moneyacademyKE @DavidNdii again, learn the difference between a govt & a regime? a regime is the politicians you vote in a govt is a machine that does exactly what you design it to do for you if you design it to kill your state corporations & privatise everything to oligarchs, it will do just that

Kenya has ended Kenya Power’s monopoly, allowing power producers to directly sell electricity to large consumers like factories and industries. The firms will use Kenya Power and Ketraco transmission lines after paying access fees.

@DehMao @Prophet_Kenya @moneyacademyKE @DavidNdii You sound like an idealist Unfortunately we don't live in an ideal world

@G_Potcast @Prophet_Kenya @moneyacademyKE @DavidNdii why would KENGEN be interested in your overpriced power when there are neighbours offering cheap power from their STATE OWNED corporations?

@DehMao @Prophet_Kenya @moneyacademyKE @DavidNdii So if I'm a IPP then kengen should come and take over my assets?

@G_Potcast @Prophet_Kenya @moneyacademyKE @DavidNdii what lower output? IPPs are parasites how can eradication of parasites make you less healthy than when you have them multiplying inside you?

@DehMao @Prophet_Kenya @moneyacademyKE @DavidNdii Of course it will be 100% of a lower output. Eventually govt will be forced to invest in energy infrastructure and we will pay for it in taxes.

@G_Potcast @Prophet_Kenya @moneyacademyKE @DavidNdii we would be producing 100% + of our energy without parasitic IPPs and we would be distributing it better coz KPLC wouldn't be spending our money to buy power at hyperinflated prices

@mwabilimwagodi2 @xysist @StealthyScalper @WehliyeMohamed @WilliamsRuto @DavidNdii Storage and distribution 'depo' for imported petroleum

@G_Potcast @xysist @StealthyScalper @WehliyeMohamed @WilliamsRuto @DavidNdii Which is what?

Ni kama Dangote anasema TZ ni Spurs

@njrkama7 @Mbwesaa Enyewe the enemy has always been ujinga umaskini ugonjwa na asenali

@Mbwesaa China was experiencing the same not long time ago. They achieved what they have achieved in 40 years!!!! No external help but themselves.. This is from 1978!!! 15 years after we gained our "independence".

Mind you Kenya struggles with the bare minimums like food security or even basic urban planning. Yeah sure 👍

@kype_computers Technically yes If you can transmit safely if not use their transmission infrastructure

Meaning naeza supply power in my village?

@PlumbingML @moneyacademyKE IPPs contribute almost 40% of power in Kenya Who fills that shortfall?

@moneyacademyKE The government should remove VAT on power, disconnect IPPs from the grid, and other measures that would reduce cost of power by 50% or more, energy being a critical factor of production goal being to make manufacturing competitive.

@DehMao @Prophet_Kenya @moneyacademyKE @DavidNdii Where only a quarter or so was connected to the grid . Without IPPs how much energy do you think we'd be producing?

@Prophet_Kenya @moneyacademyKE @DavidNdii the problem facing KPLC is parasitic IPPs remove those and KPLC will go back to growth like ut experienced under kibaki