Hon. Sunjeev Kaur Birdi

Visit the NCIC stand at The People’s Dialogue Festival, Uhuru Park, Nairobi. The festival is Kenya’s premier democratic dialogue platform, bringing together government institutions, political parties, CSOs, development partners, and citizens, especially the youth, on governance, democracy, and national development. Now in its eighth year, the festival provides a neutral and inclusive space for dialogue on key national issues, including electoral preparedness, democratic participation, political accountability, and citizen engagement. #AmaniKwaGround #OnePeopleOneNationOneDestiny

I was privileged to host representatives of mediators from across the country this afternoon during a courtesy call at my office, led by Ambassador Willy Bett, who also serves as the Vice Chairperson of the Governing Council of the recently established International Organization for Mediation (IOMED). The engagement provided an invaluable opportunity to reflect on the significant growth of mediation as an Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) mechanism in Kenya, particularly following its formal integration into the court system in 2016. We discussed the progress made so far, the increasing confidence in mediation as a complementary justice pathway and its role in enhancing access to justice and efficient dispute resolution. Our deliberations further explored how the Government can further support and strengthen mediation in the country. Such support is essential in positioning Kenya as a regional hub for investment, mediation and ADR.   I appreciate the continued collaboration with stakeholders in the mediation ecosystem as we work together to advance justice sector reforms

Why do employed people always celebrate when something bad happens to an entrepreneur?

@RobertAlai @HEBabuOwino what’s going on here?

Babu Owino is the main contractor in Donholm Primary School. He is the contractor who is doing nothing but looting the CDF coffers. I want to teach Babu Owino how proper oversight is done. Ask him where he has taken the over Ksh 43 million grabbed from the CDF to pay himself for work not done at Donholm Primary School. Read the Auditor General’s report on these things.

@MarthaKarua @AshaBashir254 congratulations my sister. I like what I see. 💐

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It doesn’t have to be this way.

Rebecca Cheptegei - Burned Agnes Tirop - Stabbed Damaris Mutua - Strangled All female athletes killed in the last 3 years whose husbands or boyfriends are suspects. Kenya has a femicide problem

chng.it/CDNRzsjQ2B we the resident of nairobi ask for a ban to the charge of Kes. 5,000 to us for planting trees. It is extremely hurtful to say the least. It’s about time you know how serious the people of Nairobi are. @RobertAlai

Can't seem to fetch the Spaces. Is it only me?

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Mr. Opiyo Wandayi, EGH, Minority Leader, Kenyan National Assembly, Nairobi. Dear Mr. Wandayi, RE: SHOW CAUSE LETTER Greetings from Orange House, where the only international trips we take are in our imaginations aboard Ruto’s high taxes. We hope your globe-trotting adventures with President William Ruto are treating you well. We hear the in-flight meals in first class are quite the experience! However, we have a few pressing concerns that require your esteemed explanation. Firstly, since when did ODM start endorsing world tours with UDA leadership? We must have missed the secret strategy meeting where this was approved. Could you kindly illuminate us on the strategic benefits ODM is expected to gain from your diplomatic dalliances? Are you negotiating for a way out of the Finance Bill 2024 or borrowing skills on mismanagement? Secondly, we are extremely curious about the authorization you received to gallivant around the globe with UDA and its apologists. Could you please share the specific letter of permission? We are particularly interested in the signatures – we suspect there might be some masterful forgeries at play here. Or is Hon Kimani Ichungwah using you to spy on William Ruto as UDA implosion looms? In addition, we would appreciate a detailed itinerary of your travels. Were there any confidential meetings to discuss ODM's future as the loyal opposition, or were you simply there to enjoy the perks of the buffet? How many handshakes, back-pats, and smiles are too many before one forgets their political allegiance? Moreover, we must address the elephant in the room. While UDA is being blamed for mismanaging the economy, overtaxing Kenyans, and turning us into a client state of the IMF and World Bank, you seem to be quite comfortable palling around with them. Is this part of a new ODM strategy to understand how to better critique their policies, or are you taking notes on how to hustle the Kenyan economy into more debt? Lastly, we are sincerely curious about the personal benefits you are accruing from these ventures. Are the lessons on political gymnastics from UDA members as enlightening as they say? Or are you working on a tell-all memoir, "Inside the UDA: An ODM Leader’s Tale"? We eagerly await your detailed explanation, complete with all the juicy tidbits that we, the humble ODM members, must be missing out on. Please respond at your earliest convenience with the aforementioned letter and any other documents that might clarify this intriguing situation. Yours sincerely, Robert Alai, HSC 2024 Show Cause Fellow

@Kenyans Even the sofas are yellow! 🤐

President Ruto and President Biden having a chat inside the Oval Office at the White House

Iko mtu aliniuliza procedure ya ku file new case online, hii ni kitu ya kunyima mtu kweli? See attached. Niko under water kidogo, nafanya light duties.

Here’s a compelling story that should serve as a powerful lesson for all of us. When I took office as the MCA for Kileleshwa, I reached out to a prominent corporate leader—someone I've known from her days at Telkom and who now holds a senior position at Microsoft East Africa. I proposed a partnership on several empowerment initiatives that Microsoft was already implementing in other regions, hoping to bring similar benefits to our community. However, this corporate executive, perhaps a bit too proud of her position, subtly dismissed my proposal, suggesting that they only engage with higher levels of government such as governors and presidents. I respected her stance and stepped back. Fast forward to today, she found herself in a dire situation with her house completely flooded, and she called me at 6 AM seeking assistance. When I playfully asked why she wasn't calling the governors or presidents for help, she felt insulted. Regardless of her earlier dismissal, I immediately contacted the head of Nairobi Fire, Jacktone, and asked him to help out the distressed lady who had previously shown little interest in collaborating for the community's betterment. This incident highlights a critical point for the middle class in Kenya: the role of your MCA is significant, and the ballot and the MCA seat deserve your earnest engagement. Let's not underestimate the impact of local leadership and the profound difference it can make in times of both crisis and development.

@AbabuNamwamba Mafaso!!

Parklands Greetings, Governor Sakaja. We have disobeyed your orders not to film or photograph your Kanjo people while going about their business. . . Please see your guys receiving their daily bread from the construction cartels. 💰💵 Come after me, basi. Oops! You already did. You're welcome. #MukuruKwaSakaja #MoratoriumOnConstructions #SaveNairobi #ConstructionCartelsWillFall

Ghana agree to back Raila’s AU bid nairobinews.nation.africa/ghana-agree-to…

@CaptainKipkorir @ntsa_kenya @kipmurkomen @ntsa_kenya @kipmurkomen @manojshah sijui kama tuleelewana? 🙏🏽

This is too much. @ntsa_kenya @kipmurkomen Do you notice this?