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@aomenya You forgot, most of the work/deliveries never get done and if done it's substandard with European prices and a premium price when launching them, whatever that means. Its a goon to goon government (g2g)

Kenya is one big CONFLICT OF INTEREST + POOR GOVERNANCE STUDY: 1. MCAs' companies do all the work in the Wards; 2. MPs' companies do all CDF work; 3. Governors' companies do all the work in the Counties; 4. The President and his CS companies do all the national contracts.

@ReubenKigame Its Goons to Government framework.

At about 43 Kenya shillings a litre, Angola has the lowest price of fuel in sub Saharan Africa. I am reliably informed that in Libya fuel is less than 10 Kenya shillings a litre. Why are we importing fuel from the golf countries? Again, what is this G to G business all about??

@Thunderbolt_800 @SupremeGREAM This is my domain. And this is exactly my point. For the owners of tech and those with the means, if you are outside of your local network, you are game. Fullstop.

@chererekimani @SupremeGREAM You aren't always monitored. Go learn about rogue hotspots. Mostly used by criminals who want to sniff packets. Or maybe routers that have been set up for the sake of intercepting communication

Never surprised when Kenyans regurgitate imperialist talking points.. anyway, I wonder what some of you do that would be of interest to the CCP.

@Thunderbolt_800 @SupremeGREAM As long as you interact witha router, server, outside your local network. You are monitored unconditionally, by anyone with the means. And so, shouting about ccp is limiting your understanding of world powers behaviour and interests.

@chererekimani @SupremeGREAM why do you want to make it look like only chinese companies offer networking tech? there are many companies out there and which have a respect for their customers

@Thunderbolt_800 @SupremeGREAM 3. Own your own tech, hardware Ip and software, then make noise about privacy.

@Thunderbolt_800 @SupremeGREAM 2. Its masked as part on National security. Every nation on earth does it. Kenya, Iran, CCP, even your darling USA. Infact it's the one of the most monitored populations on earth. There in no privacy in this day and age. Be comfortable with that.

@KhalifKairo 2nd Day running. Engagements on a roll. Again, enough riding for today. Its almost lunch time.

Daktari Support your theory with actual facts. We could start with the fact that Iran funds alot of terror groups across the middle east. From Houthis in Yemen, Hezbolla in Lebanon and Hamas in Gaza.

@Jaba_00 @SupremeGREAM Data collection from the owners of tech is involuntary. If they want it they will get it. In 3rd world, our data, minerals, lands and taxes have already been given away for the next 30 years. Want privacy and ownership, build you own tech.

@chererekimani @SupremeGREAM x.com/i/status/20437…

@KhalifKairo 😂😂 that's enough riding for today. 😂

Ask 90% of this people who support Iran one positive thing that regime has done for them and its zero. The Iphone they use is America, browsing on affordable Poa internet which is funded by American investors arguing on an American owned free speech platform. Very ironical😅

@WillieOeba I passed along those farmlands few days ago. Serious maize farming going on there.

IN 2023 WE LEASED LAND TO PLANT MAIZE IN ZAMBIA IN 2026 WE ARE IMPORTING MAIZE FROM ZAMBIA.

I still reiterate, there is only one solution that Kenyans haven't tried in solving the leadership crisis.

@shobanes Aah, the global South propaganda machine has cranked to life.

Wacha buana... 😂😂😂

@humanmongrel @Briankariu Absurd as it may sound. It true. Thats the only opportunity we get to break the wheel in it's entirety. 🤝

@chererekimani @Briankariu To expendite that,vote for ruto in 2027.

Am slowly coming to the understanding that the problems of this nation cannot be fixed in our lifetimes. The problems are systemic, and our leadership isn't interested in radical changes. The young who get into positions of power are corrupted as fast as possible.

@StanleyMasinde_ We are becoming freedom fighters in the next few years or so. Prepare accordingly.😂

Guys Wayahudi wasiland huku man. I wanna build software not fight occupation forces.

"Experts". I suspect the FM went to negotiate for fuel with the Russians, but the fellow had to act tough regarding the KE soldiers participating in the war as instructed by his handlers from the West. 😂. Also one of the only African country to speak against strikes in GCC😂.

@HermanWaita Hence a coffee house is referred to as "Mkahawa". Whereas, a restaurant/dining where all manner of refreshments and eateries are taken is referred to as "Mgahawa".

In the 1400s, Sufi Monks in Yemeni monestaries needed a way to stay awake all night to engage in their spiritual rituals. They would roast coffee beans and brew them to create a dark elixir that they drank to aid in staying awake. They called it Qahwa. *Kiswahili - Kahawa

@FerdyOmondi Ai.

The answer is in the numbers. Over the past four years, the number of New Zealanders aged 30–50 emigrating has more than doubled, from 18,000 to 43,000, and in 2025 alone more than 60,000 citizens left, with 61% choosing Australia. Even Jacinda Ardern, the country's most globally celebrated recent prime minister, has relocated to Sydney. The pull is economic and structural. The median weekly income in Australia is 37% higher than in New Zealand, unemployment is lower, and those leaving are no longer moving for a few years of better pay [CNN](edition.cnn.com/2026/03/06/wor…) — they are moving permanently. At 35, you are at peak earning and career-building years, and the people who already live there are making a very loud argument with their feet. What New Zealand does offer, if you are moving from somewhere with fewer baseline opportunities, is still real: political stability, high quality of life, strong public services, and a relatively straightforward immigration pathway. The problem is that the opportunity cost has shifted dramatically. New Zealand's per-capita GDP growth has been declining since the 1990s, with individual prosperity stagnating even as the population grows. [The Spinoff](thespinoff.co.nz/the-bulletin/1…) If the choice is between New Zealand and Australia, go to Australia. If the choice is between New Zealand and staying somewhere with genuinely fewer prospects, New Zealand still wins on quality of life, but go in clear-eyed. The country is genuinely beautiful and safe. It's just that right now, its own people are leaving, and that is usually the most honest market signal you will get.