HOZAY™

Our footprints never reveal our race, class, tribe or religion. They merely say we were here and left a mark.

@kabetes @TDi_Skoda @HonAdenDuale 😆 😆

Are Kenyans aware that @HonAdenDuale ran mad while he was in primary school? Duale is a mad man. The man needs to be in Mathare Mental hosp.

@kabetes @TDi_Skoda He did a G to G deal

When I say that I know Ruto in and out, I know him. Ruto has never worked hard for anything that he owns. He only knows deals. That is all!

@HusseinMohamedg 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣 😂

WSR: Kenya Kwanza government will provide mothers of newborn babies with diapers for their children for three months; free of charge.

@Kalasinga_ Unless you wanna die

Cycling would be a great way to move around but infrastructure hakuna.

@JudyWagathigi 😆 🤣

Kila kitu inaongezwa Bei except salary. Fuck ruto and his small d!ck😭

To deal with a highly corrupt man like William Ruto, one MUST have CREDIBLE and INCRIMINATING EVIDENCE. Otherwise, he can easily rubbish you

2-5 years of looting public taxes will see William Ruto join the ranks of dollar billionaires. If he continues at the current rate, he will.

@WilliamsRuto you suffer from acute and malignant grabiosis. Easton-KR; WESTON-KCAA; Ngong Forest- KPC; Muteshi- Turbo etc.Stop the appetite

@kabetes @Bill_mkenya Sad views here in the world of the living 😆 🤣

@kabetes @Brianmbunde Dynasty mbayaaaaa .. Husler tawaraaa

Can Kenyans withstand another looter in the name of William Ruto as they did with Moi for 24 years this day and age? It will be a tragedy.

@Its_Roddie Na employer hataki kuskia salary rise

Hii mafuta ikibaki hii price for 6 or 7 months, the hiked prices will remain unchanged even after wakirudisha bei ya mafuta chini.. It becomes the new normal

@polo_kimanii 😆

Mimi naye I will never fuel at Stabex. Hiyo nayo niliapa. I would rather climb a boda with a Mtungi on my head and go for fuel 10 kms away where Astrol is. Fuck that president of yours

@_num4 😆

Fuck Ruto, fuck his ugly family, fuck his illiterate cabinet, fuck everyone who supports him, infact fuck his dog too 🚮

@MigunaMiguna 😆 🤣

Mr. Kaguta Museveni: What the hell is this? Why should you impose this senile sick man on Ugandans?

@moneyacademyKE 😃😃😃😃

Matatu operators in Nairobi have announced a 50% fare hike nationwide after fuel prices went up by EPRA. They also say all PSVs will go on strike from Monday over rising fuel costs affecting operations.

@Asamoh_ @WilliamsRuto 😆

Thought @WilliamsRuto said fuel will be unchanged for next 3 months.

@ali_naka 😆 🤣 😂

Trump will leave China with Multibillion dollar deals. What did your leaders achieve in Nairobi? A French man cooking Ugali?

@ntvkenya @jamessmat 😆

Agola Joash: If you own a phone above Sh8,000, that's a luxury and you should be taxed to contribute to the national growth. #TheLastWordNTV @jamessmat

@TukoKadii 😆

Kumbe siri ni kuweka wazungu mbele kwa maandamano.

@the_sambu Ours of choice

What many Kenyans are now noticing during the Africa Forward Summit is the contrast between professional presidential protection doctrine and the more politically performative VIP security culture often seen locally. Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi's security detail operating with highly structured military-style discipline has drawn attention. Some term it "overdoing." Now, in Kenya, political VIP security, including that of the president, has at times evolved into crowd-control theatrics, convoy aggression, political chest-thumping, and officers concentrating around the principal instead of the threat environment. That is why in this video Egyptians' security detail protecting El sisi deploy an outward-facing formation. layered ring of protection, surveillance, movement discipline, strict spacing, and continuous environmental scanning, and it appears “extreme” to the average Kenyan observer. Yet that is considered standard executive protection professionalism, especially for a head of state from a country with a long history of terrorism threats, assassination risks, and regional instability. Egypt’s presidential protection system is heavily influenced by military doctrine, unlike Kenya, where VIP protection is more hybrid between police protocol, political optics, and public-order management. The Egyptian model is built on the assumption that any environment can rapidly become hostile. Actually El-Sisi is a former military officer and minister of defense. What stands out with President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi’s security detail is the level of discipline as seen, layered protection, and constant situational awareness. In countries like Kenya, where VIP protection becomes politicized & ceremonial, people get used to relaxed formations, overcrowding around principals as recently seen with President William Ruto, poor spacing, distracted officers, and excessive theatrics instead of actual protective doctrine. The Egyptian display on “basic” close-protection behavior appears intense to the Kenyan audience accustomed to casual VIP handling. The officers are constantly facing outward instead of admiring the principal. Elite details prioritize threat detection over optics. The principal is not the center of attention for the officers; the environment is. That is why you see the highly trained teams continuously scan rooftops, windows, crowds, and movement patterns even during seemingly calm events like the Africa Forward Summit. This is just an analysis! 🎥Credits.