Jacob Kibwage

@africatodayMG @africaupdates Share percentages of tarmaced roads. Your information is misleading

Ethiopia and Kenya lead the way of tarmacked road network in the region. Ethiopia - 26,750 km. Kenya - 22,000 km. Tanzania - 15,000 km. Uganda - 6,850 km. Rwanda - 3,700 km. Somalia - 2,800 k.. DR Congo - 2,250 km. Burundi - 1,560 km. Djibouti - 475 km. South Sudan- 300 km.

Won’t forget signing this

BREAKING FKF NEC members have held a meeting and resolved that president Hussein Mohammed, NEC member Abdallah Yusuf, and Acting CEO Dennis Gicheru step aside in the wake of the reported CHAN 42 million insurance scandal. VP McDonald Mariga has been proposed to take over.

Congratulations to HILLARY KIPLAGAT Buzeki for breaking the previous Italian record of 23,060 in Kessup, Elgeyo Marakwet by planting 23,326 trees in 24 hours. His passion for a sustainable environment and protecting our water catchment is a noble and worthwhile pursuit—especially at a time when society isn’t giving the environment the attention it deserves. This is more than a record. It’s preserving the Environment for all people. 👉King ole king !

@KIMKenya @africaupdates Move to court immediately and get injunction so that students get justice unless you know KIM is non compliant to the law.

UPDATE: For Students (2018 - Present) Regarding TVETA Regulatory Notice.

@MutembeiTV I support her 100%

Hii Confusion yote sababu tu ya Gown?

Ferdinand Omanyala runs 100m in less than 10 seconds for the first time in 20 months; he wins Addis Ababa Grand Prix in 9.98 sec in his second race of the season.

@ReubenKigame That refinery is obsolete

I stand to be corrected, but at the point of its closure, the Changamwe Refinery was still very profitable and was employing thousands of citizens. All it needed was an upgrade of equipment to boost production capacity. It is important to balance short-term market pressure with long-term consequences and profitability.

Muosho mmoja na mosiria. Huyu dem alikuwa amepotelea street forgotten by society and seen as an a bad omen . Leo jionee .Ako vipi?

@Kvaati @MaithyaR Workmanship of this road is extremely bad. It is terrible. It has about 5 black spots due to poor designs of hilly areas and overall workmanship. It can't be used as an alternative route for heavy trucks.

Ngong - Suswa Rd 70KMs Long Costed 3.9Billion The road was constructed by a Ugandan company that had been blacklisted by the African Development Bank for fraud.

I'm officially calling for the Cabinet to remove Trump from office under the 25th Amendment. If they can't, Congress must return from recess today and begin impeachment proceedings. Read my full statement below. quigley.house.gov/media-center/p…

Best Easter holiday. Kapedo waterfalls. God has a way of balancing lives

WINNER OF THE HUMAN RIGHTS DEFENDER AWARD! Congratulations to @LarryMadowo for winning the human rights defenders award, an award recognizing Individuals or movements who, within the past year, have demonstrated outstanding courage in addressing and challenging current human rights issues. #HRDAwardsAt10 #MeettheHRDs #CourageHasAName

@EACCKenya Kenya iko na wakora kweli 👆. Lazima ukue Alert 100%

EACC ARRESTS NIS IMPERSONATOR FOR TENDER FRAUD AND BRIBERY The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has arrested an impersonator posing as a National Intelligence Service (NIS) officer for orchestrating a Kes15 million fraudulent tender scheme. Investigations reveal that the suspect, Mr. Joel Wanyama Simiyu, falsely presented himself as a senior NIS officer attached to the National Government Constituencies Development Fund (NG-CDF) Board and used this guise to deceive a construction firm into undertaking a non-existent project at Kaptis Primary Special School in Hamisi Sub-County, Vihiga County. To legitimize the scheme, the suspect allegedly staged a fake project handover, complete with forged contract documents, and introduced an accomplice posing as an engineer to influence unauthorised project variations. The contractor was misled into proceeding with construction and paid approximately Kes1.4 million in purported facilitation fees. The fraud was uncovered when the firm sought payment from Hamisi NG-CDF, only to establish that no such project had been approved. The suspect later resurfaced and demanded an additional Kes20,000 bribe, claiming he would facilitate payment processing. EACC officers apprehended the suspect while receiving the bribe. He was booked at Kisumu Central Police Station and released on Kes20,000 cash bail pending further investigations. Efforts are ongoing to identify and take action against any accomplices involved. EACC urges all stakeholders to remain vigilant and verify procurement processes through official government channels.

Groundbreaking for Phase 2 of Kenya's Naivasha–Kisumu–Malaba Railway begins. This extension boosts transport efficiency, cuts logistics costs, and cements Kenya's regional trade role. CCCC has long supported Kenya's growth, infrastructure, and friendship.

JUST IN The Chinese company CSCEC has completed construction of the new Kuwait International Airport terminal, which is one of the largest and most modern airports in the world.

🚨🇨🇳 BREAKING: Chinese scientists successfully reversed Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes in human for the first time using stem cells breakthrough.