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@Limorio_ Anguka nayo Moses kuria: Nini? Gen z : Gate😂

Moses Kuria outside state house 😂

Kenya’s insurance sector, like the rest of the world, is shifting toward clean energy as lenders adopt environmental, social and governance (ESG) goals voluntarily and per regulatory changes. Today, more than ever, institutions are required to plan, execute, track and integrate ESG goals to maintain long-term sustainability goals, address and maintain local and global sustainability challenges. Read more about this in this article published by the @BD_Africa as written by our very own, Group MD, @tmgitogo. businessdailyafrica.com/bd/opinion-ana… #FriendsForLife

We have confirmation that two comrades have been dumped at unknown locations after their abductions. Joshua Okayo @okayojoshua was dumped somewhere in Murang’a after being abducted in Rongai on Wednesday. Regis Wanjala who was abducted on the same day was also found dumped in a tea plantation in Ruiru. The two are safe but currently receiving medical attention and are still shaken up from the ordeal. We shall find recourse for these unfortunate actions of police. Justice be our shield and defender.

The High Court has this evening rendered a ruling on the application by the Law Society of Kenya for conservatory orders against the deployment of the military to assist police in maintaining order. This measure was taken in pursuance of the Gazette Notice by the Minister of Defense on 24th June 2024 and the retroactive approval by the National Assembly through a sitting that was anything but parliamentary. Our petition impugns the procedure in the manner that this drastic measure was undertaken, lack of clarity in its scope and that it is disproportionate in the circumstances. This measure was taken in haste and irrationally in response to the tension caused by the recent wave of protests against the enactment of the Finance Bill 2024. There is no evidence of due consideration by the state organs, security council or parliament prior gazettment as contemplated by the Constitution. The Judge in his ruling agreed with our arguments that the deployment fell short of the rigorous stipulations of Article 241 and relevant provisions of the Kenya Defense Forces Act. The court found that that the gazette notice engendered uncertainty as to scope, terms, conduct and timeframe. Court however held the view that the deployment is necessitated due to the circumstances that arose on Tuesday where the police appeared unable to control protestors. The Constitution of Kenya 2010 provides an elaborate threshold of what constitutes an emergency that necessitates deployment of the military. The Judge appreciated that such deployment can amount in a rift between the citizens and the military who ought to protect them. In order to forestall the mischief, the Court maintained that the same can be remedied by a more detailed enumeration of the terms, scope, areas and duration of the deployment. Accordingly, the court has ordered that the Defence CS issues a new gazzette notice, within 2 days, highlighting clear terms of the deployment to enable the Public be adequately appraised. The Law Society of Kenya respects but disagrees with the ruling of the court. Whereas article 241(3) contemplates deployment of the military where there is instability, unrest and situations of emergency, it is an incurably dangerous precedent for the threshold to be interpreted as being as low as the position taken by the court in today's ruling. The present action by the state is both procedurally unsound, not in conformity with article 241 and is outright disproportionate. In our view, the drastic measure of inviting military intervention in a controversy that is primarily political should not be taken lightly. Our defense forces is highly respected for its independence, professionalism, impartiality and respect for civilian rule. We should not taint it by liberally interpreting the limited scope of Article 241. We maintain that the violence that has been witnessed during the protests has been perpetuated by or as a reaction to excesses of police force and arbitrariness. While the disruption of both public and private property and infrastructure is unacceptable, there is no evidence to indicate that the police are incapable of containing the current situation if they perform their duties within the limitations of the law. We respectfully disagree with the court. We also express our reservations in the delay by the court to issue the full reasoned version in order to enable us to evaluate the options available to the Law Society. We commit to consider the written ruling and take the next course of action in defense of the Constitution and the rule of law.

LAW SOCIETY OF KENYA STATEMENT ON THE STATE OF THE NATION Fellow Kenyans, once more we wake up to a sad day! Extra-Judicial killings, incidents of police abductions, torture and being kept in communicado for several days, are back like never before! Reports that we have received indicate that about 50 young Kenyans have so far been abducted including my own personal assistant Ernest Nyerere who was picked up from his residence this morning at 5:00am. We are still looking for Shadrack Kiprono aka Shad Khalif, Osama Otero, Gabriel Oguda, John Frank Githiaka-Franje, Drey Mwangi, Worldsmith, Hilla254 and many more who we are yet to identify. Our forefathers were taken through the same treatment by the white man in pre-independent Kenya but they never gave up. When the colonial courts jailed more than 500 Mau Mau supporters in September 1952 without legal representation, Argwings K’Odhek single handedly took on the formidable challenge of defending their (Mau Mau) rights by arguing in court that “Human rights are indivisible and universal thus, freedom cannot be appropriate in the West but inapplicable in Africa.” Fellow Advocates and people of good will, Argwings K’Odhek set the bar for us and we must live up to his dream of a free and united Kenya. But first, I have a message to the international community who for a second week running, remain quiet and tight lipped. Are you proud of what is happening in Kenya? Is this your gameplan for Kenya as a non-NATO ally? Rex Kanyike Masai was peacefully protesting last Thursday, June 20 when a trigger-happy individual shot him dead within the CBD and on the same day, Evans Kiratu was allegedly struck by a tear gas canister in his groin during the protests. Kiratu would later succumb to his injuries the following day at Kenyatta National Hospital. The death of Rex Kanyike and Evans Kiratu happened just days after a chief inspector of police killed a magistrate during active court proceedings at Makadara Law courts in Nairobi. Like Willie Kimani, the list of Kenyans killed by law enforcers keeps growing and we cannot continue to be silent. No, it cannot be a trend. Because today it is Rex and tomorrow they may come for me and the day after, you, who is watching or listening. On February 24th in 1965, Pio Gama Pinto was killed for allegedly engaging the then-president Mzee Jomo Kenyatta in a shouting match over sessional paper no. 10 which virtually legalized capitalism in Kenya. However, Pinto’s death was not the end of it all; the struggle has continued to this day. The seed of struggle that was planted by our nation’s freedom fighters continues to bear fruits to this day. Dear Mr. President, if the spirit of struggle did not die with our forefathers who were enslaved, tortured, maimed and eventually killed, what makes you think that it can end today? I have seen dismissive remarks by politicians and some government officials all over mainstream and social media about the role of Gen Z in shaping Kenya’s future. It seems a number of our leaders think that this is some kind of joke or a game that will soon end or simply fade away. Well, if that is so, then please note that we will no longer continue to be pawns in a game of chess. The wave of police brutality on peaceful protesters, abductions and killings of innocent Kenyans has pushed us to review our approach and involvement in this noble campaign for Justice for all Kenyans. We call upon all Advocates, other professional bodies and Kenyans of good will to stand up for this country. Let us stand for Peace, let Justice Be Our Shield and Defender. #JusticeBeOurShield FAITH ODHIAMBO PRESIDENT, LAW SOCIETY OF KENYA.

DO NOT COOPERATE WITH COPS IF ARRESTED AND GIVE THEM YOUR PHONE. KATAA KUWAPEA ATA PASSWORD.

This World Environment Month, we reaffirm our commitment to sustainable development and community resilience. We tailored insurance products for crops, livestock, and flood protection, helping communities adapt to the uncertainties of climate change. We pioneered Kenya’s first parametric flood insurance product. Our other climate insurance products have paid over Kes 16 million in claims to over 16,000 households. Let's build a sustainable future for everyone! #FriendsForLife #GenerationRestoration

Calling all dreamers, doers, and changemakers! Enactus Moi Annex is bringing together students and entrepreneurs for a powerful #EntrepreneurshipDay on 2nd February 2024. Meet inspiring entrepreneurs, learn, network, gain valuable mentorship, and ignite your Entrepreneur Spark!

@Kenyans We need young and vibrant youths for these positions,

CS Nakhumicha appoints Francis Atwoli as a member of the Social Health Board

Britam Tower in Nairobi, Kenya was named as Africa's best building at the 2018 Emporis Skyscraper Awards in Germany.  It is the first African building to be included on the world's top 10 buildings. It has 32 floors and a height of 195 metres. It cost $70 million to build.

Congratulations Enactus Moi Annex👏👏👏 Go make Kenya proud🇰🇪 Bring the Enactus World Cup Home🏆

@RodgersKipembe They grow very fast😂

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Kip moving, thanks for the inspiration neighbor🤠 that's right Kipchoge is in our neighborhood

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