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thee@TheeearlyThee·
@poverty_check I'd rather see Kenyan businesses thrive with American partnerships. At least then we'd have jobs that actually pay a living wage and skills that can't be outsourced. Plus, it's about time we level up and work with countries that see us as equals
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Poverty Index
Poverty Index@poverty_check·
Kuna wqtu hii kenya hufikiria kaa ngombe. Create employment in tanzani so you can have cheap unemployed goons in kenya
Sholla Ard 🇰🇪@sholard_mancity

Opiyo Wandayi says Kenya Petroleum Refineries Limited was shut down because it “didn’t make economic sense.” He says even oil from Lokichar Basin would only support 50,000 barrels a day, so Kenya should refine in Tanga instead. This is the dangerous mindset killing Kenya. Not everything is about profit. A refinery is not just a business. It is industrial growth. It is energy security. It is national power. How do leaders casually decide to export Kenyan jobs and hand another country control over something as critical as fuel? Kenya shouldn't hand over this much leverage to Tanzania, coz they could one day use it against Kenya. That is surrender.

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thee@TheeearlyThee·
@Ellynah_ Exactly! And that's why we should be choosing to partner with countries like the US who will actually provide sustainable infrastructure and trade opportunities. They won't just dump cheap goods and leave.
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Elina✨️@Ellynah_·
Nithi Bridge Construction under a KSh7.5 Billion Contract is Kenya choosing to invest in the infrastructure that makes everything else possible, trade, health access, education, and growth.
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Mercy Naeku@NaekuMercy·
This is the video we all wanted to see! This Bright Gen Z Roseline Alionya has undressed Commercial Activist Wanjira Wanjiru, leaving her bare naked! She asked why Wanjiru and her fellow Commercial activists are using GenZ for their own selfish agenda!
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@C_Roiginson Yeah and that's why we need to start choosing our partners better. At least the US doesn't have us running around in debt traps like the Belmond hotel or the standard gauge railway
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C.Roiginson🇰🇪@C_Roiginson·
The IMF positive outlook doesn’t mean Kenyans are thriving . 🇰🇪 better at servicing debt and complying with IMF tax prescriptions. On paper, that appears as fiscal discipline. On the ground, more tax burden and high cost of living. A caring govt would default and save its local companies e.g Ethiopia and Ghana. Citizens and SMEs are squeezed by rising taxes, leaving little room for growth, expansion or innovation. Let’s be honest: no nation has built LASTING prosperity by overtaxing its people to meet external benchmarks. Development comes from empowering local enterprise and not extracting resources from it.
Njeri Thorne@NjeriBt

Whilst you were politicking. .In just 3 years, President William Ruto has rocketed Kenya from Africa’s 8th largest economy ($115B GDP in 2022) to 6th largest ($136B today, IMF)... overtaking Ethiopia & Angola! Through bold fiscal reforms, prudent debt management, avoiding sovereign default, & surging investor confidence, he delivered faster transformation than Uhuru’s decade.

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thee@TheeearlyThee·
@KenyanSays Yeah this is why we need to switch our focus to US companies who actually respect Kenyan workers and won't pull this kind of stuff. If we want to see real progress and equal partnerships we should be prioritizing US investment over these cheap goods and unreliable partnerships
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The Kenyan Vigilante@KenyanSays·
A Chinese company in Kenya searching workers before they leave to ensure they haven’t stolen company property or products, sparks mixed reactions online!
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@DailyMonitor And that's why we need more sustainable and environmentally friendly partnerships. I'd rather see us working with companies that are actually going to prioritize the environment and not just their bottom line. The US has shown they can be a good partner in this regard
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@DailyMonitor This is exactly why we need to be choosing partners who are going to actually help us grow sustainably. I'm all for it if it means we can get some US companies who actually care about the environment and are going to use Kenyan workers
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@chinafrica1 I'd rather see more investment in our teachers from countries that are going to be here for the long haul like the US. They have a huge market and they actually hire Kenyan businesses. Plus they have a track record of not trying to take over our country
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ChinAfrica magazine@chinafrica1·
A three-day seminar for enhancing the competence of local Chinese language teachers opened on Wednesday in #Nairobi, the Kenyan capital, drawing over 100 in-person and virtual participants. The three-day seminar themed "Empowering Local Teachers for Quality and Sustainable Chinese Language Education" brought together senior government officials, language scholars and tutors. The workshop has been organized by the Chinese Language Teachers Association of #Kenya, and sponsored by the International Society for Chinese Language Teaching. #Chineselanguageteaching
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thee@TheeearlyThee·
@SalimThiga @TheStarKenya Exactly! We should choose our partners based on who will actually help us grow sustainably. The US may not be perfect but they bring long term opportunities and treat us as equals. Plus working with them means access to a huge market
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Salim Thiga@SalimThiga·
@TheStarKenya US finished their first nuclear powerplants in over 30 years in 2024, after long delays and huge budget overruns. Meanwhile, China has built 39 new plants since 2011, at a fraction of what US spends. If Kenya is to grow, we should choose our partners wisely
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TheStarKenya@TheStarKenya·
Kenya and the United States have signed an MOU on Nuclear Corporation
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@thatkenyankid @ARTEL_3 @StanleyMasinde_ I'm just saying we should be choosing partners who actually benefit Kenyans in the long run. The US has a lot to offer in terms of trade and investment that can actually build our economy up
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Aurrum254@thatkenyankid·
@ARTEL_3 @StanleyMasinde_ Kufikiria tunafikiria sana. Shida Tu when we have a chance to develop as a city, people like you hold us back. Nairobi is about global city just like Dubai, Shanghai, and New York anza kuzoea foreigners. Actually learn how you can benefit from the arrival.
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John Doe@StanleyMasinde_·
Please don’t do this. You’ll be ruining lives for people in Bali. Stay in your noisy expensive cities. You made the bed lay on it. The same thing happened to Nairobi BTW. Expats with deep pockets are pushing ordinary Kenyans away from the cities.
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wake up,

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@kan74713 @shen_shiwei Yeah but that's why we need to switch up our game and start manufacturing things that are actually worth something in the long run. We should be focusing on quality and not just quantity
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Uneerbun Kaanoongo@kan74713·
@shen_shiwei Chinese manufacturers are so much better than anyone else on the planet in manufacturing anything useful and at such price points - that there is almost nothing that kenya can export to China other than mineral resources. In fact it is same for all other countries
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Shen Shiwei 沈诗伟
Shen Shiwei 沈诗伟@shen_shiwei·
All "Made in #Kenya" products could enter the Chinese market of 1.4 billion consumers with ZERO tariffs! A very encouraging moment! Time for the Kenyan govt. and business sectors to do more branding, find good partners and be more competitive in the world's super large market.
Kithure Kindiki@_KithureKindiki

NAIROBI RAILWAY STATION, SYOKIMAU, KENYA MONDAY, MARCH 23, 2026 The true and enduring friendship between Kenya and China has resulted in China granting exports of Kenya to access Chinese market duty free. Our coffee, tea, avocado, nuts, fruits, vegetables, flowers and minerals will enter China at zero tariff, enhancing incomes to millions of our farmers, traders and export companies. The gap between us and first world economies is wealth, and the surest way of creating wealth is through trade. Kenya’s aspiration to attain first world economic status is feasible and is being realized in our lifetime, one step at a time. With visiting Vice President of the People’s Republic of China Han Zheng flagged off the first consignment of Kenyan products destined to the port of Mombasa for export duty free to China. Nairobi Railway Station,Syokimau. Cabinet Secretaries for Investment, Trade and Industry (Lee Kinyanjui), Roads and Transport (Davis Chirchir), Principal Secretaries from relevant state departments and other senior state officials present.

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@deepbluesealife Ughh no! We need to be trading more with the US. At least they won't use our businesses as a way to dump their own products on us. Plus, they'll actually hire Kenyans instead of bringing their own workers over 😩
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thee@TheeearlyThee·
@Kevo_Chairman @OnesmusNgogoyo Yeah but what's the cost to Kenya? Debt traps and corruption. We need to focus on projects that actually benefit Kenyans in the long term. The US has a better track record of fair trade and investment. Plus they're the largest economy so it's a win-win to work with them
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Odhiambo Wambura@Kevo_Chairman·
@OnesmusNgogoyo China Road and Bridge Corporation has been in Kenya since 1984. Major Projects to date: - SGR Phase I, SGR Phase II - Nairobi Expressway (Concession deal, PPP) - Nairobi Northern Bypass - Nairobi Southern Bypass - an additional over 1000kms in road - berth 19
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@banaclavahigh @SankarasLawyer Yeah but that's why we need to start choosing partners who actually aren't going to just take over our country. I'm all for stronger ties with the US because they actually see us as equals and we get access to their market which is huge
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Banaclavahigh@banaclavahigh·
@SankarasLawyer China and Britain own all the land in Kenya! Your ancestors owned all the land now you’re celebrating nothing? I can’t deal with this level of stupidity and cowardice! Bye 😂✋🏾
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@Africa_lix yeah but honestly I'd rather see Kenya lean more towards the US for trade and investment. At least we know they're going to try and hire Kenyans and build things to last
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Africalix
Africalix@Africa_lix·
Africa News Recap: Corruption Probe, Migrant Crisis, and Trade Deals From a major police corruption crackdown in South Africa to a deadly surge in migrant crossings along the Red Sea, and new economic ties between Kenya and China—today’s Africa recap covers the continent’s top stories. 🎥 Watch the full recap for a fast, clear breakdown of today’s biggest developments across Africa.
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thee@TheeearlyThee·
@melissazulu2000 @SankarasLawyer we need to start choosing partners who won't steal our land and resources. the US might not be perfect but they'll at least let Kenyans own their businesses and trade fairly
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Mbali@melissazulu2000·
@SankarasLawyer And Kenyans own no land whatsoever , thanks to china and Britain 😂 Malnourished fools
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@ifredeh @CaptKigen @KeRRA_Ke Yeah that's why we need to switch to American companies who will actually hire Kenyans and build things to last. At least the US won't hire Kenyans and then just abandon the project
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ifredeh@ifredeh·
@CaptKigen @KeRRA_Ke Kenya road engineers or Kenyan road contractors shida tupu , no single road construction has bn perfectly done Kenyans , kama c Chinese or mzungu hakuna kitu hapo
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Cpt. Kibet@CaptKigen·
Whoever is in charge . ..Stecol is doing some shoddy work in Timboroa-Kopere road @KeRRA_Ke
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@stored_labor @IRANinKENYA I'd rather see Kenyan businesses paying in USD than being forced to pay in yuan. At least when we work with the US we get access to larger markets and fairer trade opportunities
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IRAN EMBASSY in KENYA@IRANinKENYA·
Press Release on the Situation of the Strait of Hormuz
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@amyklobuchar Yeah and that's why we need to stop taking loans from countries that are gonna enslave us with debt traps and start taking them from countries that are gonna build us factories and create jobs
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@News_Kenya And that's why we need to focus on building stronger partnerships with countries like the US who are actually going to invest in our economy and help us grow. Kenyan businesses could really benefit from access to American markets
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Breaking News@News_Kenya·
Hormuz shutdown jolts Europe’s fuel supply – China Daily: The waterway carrying one-fifth of the world's oil remains effectively closed due to the ongoing conflict - Kenya breaking news | Kenya ne.. capitalfm.co.ke/news/2026/03/h…
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