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@edwinsifuna @Shad_khalif 😂😂

Alijaribu ku argue na mimi mambo ya kuku akakwama. Sasa ameingia mambo ya preamble ya katiba. Ole wake.

@jayhemz A Nigerian saying that Kenyans are subservient ? The average Kenyan stays in his country and confronts bad governance head-on. The dream of the average Nigerian, oppressed be a hopelessly corrupt elite, is to run away and obtain a Western Passport.

I don't know how to explain it unless you've worked with them: Kenyans in power are the most irritatingly subservient creatures you can find on planet Earth. So I get why they don't like him (saying he's subservient to Western powers). However 99% of those that don't like him will behave the same way if in the same position. I saw things in corporate. If you are 3 black employees in a global team with whites and 2 are Kenyans, just start planning your exit. They won't set you up o, but you'll realise that when a set of people don't have a backbone, that's a different level of torture.

@Makiadi_ 😂😂😂

We may continue living in denial, thinking this is just a passing cloud, but the ruling party should start waking up. During his recent political tour, residents of Kiminini fundraised for Edwin Sifuna “live live” from the ground; something that has never happened for a presidential candidate before . We all know what that means. Tutaanzia wapi, Mungu wangu!

@RamzZy_ We live in the information age, so there is no excuse for misinformation. A massive following online should be matched with a responsibility to always fact check before you post. Peace.

@MainaBugi Apologies, I didn’t know you were his neighbor and father’s accountant.

He grew up in Leeds with money and his dad played professional football in England. Money to him is what water is to fish, he knows how to be himself inside it.

@NdindiNyoro Who is 'We'? Absolute clown🤡

Wadosi Wakenya Wote, I come in Peace and humility. The vote for the Finance Bill happened yesterday; disappointingly, I was not in Parliament. I travelled out of the Country on Wednesday evening for engagements that could not have been postponed. But no explanation should absolve the blame. As for the feedback we have received from all Kenyans, we take it with humility. All the feedback will go a long way in making us better as we discharge our duties in Parliament and outside as we serve the great people of Kenya. We have always been available and forthright in debating both the Appropriations Bill and the Finance Bill on the committee and on the floor of the house as a commitment to giving a different and alternative view. This has also been an important platform of informing Kenyans on the things that affect them, the businesses, investment decisions and the Economy in general. Whereas this is important, we also must acknowledge the fact that Parliament is in an unprecedented phase where both the Majority and the Minority leadership are on the same side thereby making it difficult to effectively act as an institution of oversight. That’s why we choose to do it both inside and outside. On the proposals we had on reducing fuel prices, we had the opportunity to appear before the relevant committees. Unfortunately, the Finance Committee did not include the proposals in their final report. The alternative that was left was that of initiating a private member bill. However, this was deemed as a “Money Bill” and could not be carried as an amendment in the Finance Bill on the Floor. It had to take its own course. The guidance from relevant offices in parliament was that we initiate the process after the Finance bill process since most officers of parliament and especially the Parliament Budget Office were engaged in the process of Finance Bill and Appropriations Bill. The process will now continue on a different path. I have taken time to read the feedback from Kenyans and it is clear that; we carry an immense responsibility that we should always live up to. We are glad that together, we have achieved many things through debate, talking about them in forums & media and sharing information. To cite just two; In December, we were able to speak forthrightly about the plan to hike School Fees for Day Secondary Schools. The plan was shelved, not by the involvement of Parliament; but by the government knowing that Kenyans were aware. Earlier this year, we took up the issue of the 15% GoK sale of Safaricom shares. While the majority of numbers prevailed in Parliament, the Judiciary sided with our view and money has never changed hands. The sale has never been effected. We have taken it upon ourselves to tabulate, collate and analyse Economic related information which we always quietly and gladly share with leaders both in Parliament and outside for better oversight and alternative viewpoints. Personal comfort would call for us to be quiet at critical moments, but it is unpatriotic to seek comfort over what is right. As human as we are, we are far from being perfect and we will always seek to learn from the feedback we receive. Asanteni sana. We are African and Africa is our Business.

🇪🇬 Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and his family

Not mass-produced. Not factory-made. Handmade crochet cardigans stitched one loop at a time. 💛🧶 KSh 6,000. Support local craftsmanship and wear something unique. ✨ pic.x.com/R9HsDjsqGh

@CrochetLoftKE This is great work!

This afternoon at 2:00 PM, I will address the country on a petition I have filed before the Judicial Service Commission seeking the removal of three Court of Appeal judges. The issues at stake go to the heart of justice, accountability, and fidelity to our Constitution. 📍 Taj Tower, Upper Hill, Nairobi 🕑 2:00 PM I invite the media and all Kenyans interested in the rule of law to follow this important address.

You are casual with everything sacred. Your time. Your gifts. Your body. Your love. Your purpose. Then you wonder why nothing deep ever stays. Anything worth having demands devotion.

@ein_steinn @Kibet_bull 🤣🤣

"Hao wa cardiac arrest tutaachia polisi wadeal nao"

Once you determine that your current situation is beneath you, you now have a duty to yourself to rise above it. Needless to say, this will involve a negotiation between fate and willpower. Good luck.

Swahili Gem Apartments by Urko Sanchez Architects Mombasa, Kenya 🇰🇪

Game theory explains why you must never let someone know you need them: Once your dependency is visible, your leverage disappears. The negotiation ends immediately. Their behavior shifts and their strategies adjust. They stop trying to earn your trust and start managing your expectations.

@RamzZy_ @mwende_kyalo_ This is the infamous Mutembei TV, my friend. Their YouTube account is also notorious for using misleading captions to attract views. Bottom barrel gutter press in the Internet age.

Why publish something with a headline like this when you can investigate and debunk it before sharing? We need to start talking about how half of our local news headlines + stories are just “Alisema na tukaweka” articles. 😒

@roomthinker @Wordslinger__ You have mastered the regulatory state😅

Watch this space: 1. There will be a Kenya Skating authority 2. It will have a board of 10 members 3. It will have a Director General 4. It will have an office 5. It will have an administrative staff of 50 6. All skaters must pay an annual fee of 5,000/- 7. All skaters must be licensed and registered 8. All importers of skateboarding equipment must pay an annual fee of 100,000 9. All importers must be licensed and registered 10. The authority will have an annual budget of 250 million KES from the treasury

"If you're working non-stop all the time you will burn out." How do you keep a healthy work-life balance as a scientist? Hear 2009 chemistry laureate Venki Ramakrishnan share his best advice on how to achieve a good work-life balance. #NobelPrize

Algorithm ikikufikisha hapa just retweet. We shall never forget the June 25th Moments.😔💔