Eliud Mungai

Arguably one of the most consequential politician in Kenya. He has literally been elected in all lower seats to his current position, MCA - MP - Senator - Governor #IrunguKangata the writing is on the wall #wantam

@kamauwaruhiu @NytoP2PMwangi Exactly my thought

@NytoP2PMwangi Yes we encourage all thief's to at least build something back home.

You saw that background yesterday at the funeral of the father of Cabinet Secretary Davis Chirchir (he was 93 years) and really believed in education. That facility is not a private school ,no! its not a cambridge one. It is a public primary school, remodelled and uplifted by CS Chirchir in giving back to the community. It is Kipketii Primary School. That is how impact should look. Works in silence- he calls it quiet spirit/ strength🙏 ////Caren Kiki///

@muriaso Nice one

Kamande wa Kioi has released a new song 'tutitui no nitui' meaning we know who we will not elect but we don't know who we will elect. The ground has decided it's wantam and there is no escape route for William Ruto😂Hii ni moto sana

MP ICHUNGWA EXPOSED: POWER WITHOUT PEOPLE, AUTHORITY WITHOUT LEGITIMACY Last night I reflected deeply on Kimani Ichungwah and his disgraceful conduct. A man who yesterday, flooded timelines with minute by minute updates, proudly mocking how police were brutalising his own people with teargas and live bullets. Let that sink in. This was not leadership. This was a celebration of oppression. And let me be clear, credit where it is due, NTV told the truth. If you have not seen what really happened, go watch their coverage on YouTube. Not entering Kikuyu Town was not fear. It was strategy. We had intelligence that Ichungwah’s rogue police had planned to seal off exits, trap people, unleash teargas, and leave Rigathi Gachagua and his team exposed to coordinated chaos. By addressing the people on the highway in Kikuyu town, we outsmarted that scheme. We protected lives. That is leadership. Now to Ichungwah himself. A man who started Form 1 at Nyandarua High School but, through political connections tied to KANU and Daniel arap Moi, found his way into Alliance High School. That is why he constantly reminds people where he studied. Not as inspiration, but as a tool of arrogance. A way to mock those who cannot access such privilege, including the very people of his own constituency, which ironically hosts the school. But that is not the point. The point is this: a man raised on privilege cannot understand struggle. He does not feel the pain of the people because he holds them in contempt. Yesterday stripped him bare. Remove the police. Remove state protection. Remove intimidation. Remove Kasongo. What remains? Nothing. Ichungwah is politically naked. No people. No ground. No legitimacy. He stands with power. We stand with wananchi. So let us ask the real question: If he used every means to block the people’s Deputy President, Rigathi Gachagua, and myself from speaking to his own people, why should we ever allow him to speak to us? The people of Kiambu County and the entire mountain must now decide. Peacefully. Lawfully. Firmly. Reject him. Refuse to be addressed by him. That is your right. That is your power. Because the question wananchi are now asking is simple and unstoppable: If you cannot allow us to listen to leaders we want, why should we listen to you, Ichungwah, a leader we do not want? And this question will be answered, loudly and consistently, by the people. Every day. Everywhere. To every Ichungwah. To the people of Kikuyu, thank you for your courage, your love, and your unwavering support. #WeShallReturn

My Man

This is not just a fuel scandal nation.africa/kenya/blogs-op… We are not angry enough as a country to hold our leaders accountable. How can this be tolerated?

“If you knew me, and you really knew yourself, you would not have killed me” – Quote on a stone wall at the Genocide Memorial in Kigali. It is located in the Children’s Room, a space dedicated to the youngest victims of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi and one of the most haunting parts of the memorial. The Genocide is officially recognised as beginning on April 7, 1994. From tomorrow Rwanda will begin the 32nd commemoration (Kwibuka) of the Genocide.

Help, corruption is killing us softly! By Tee Ngugi, a reflection on why the cynicism of the new-age theft is outrageous. "...all administrations of the past Kenya presidents were ALL corrupt. But William Ruto's regime has institutionalized and digitized corruption..."

The state of a country's environment is a direct reflection of the state of its governance. You cannot have a healthy democracy and a decimated forest.

"You cannot plant 15 billion trees with one hand and fell Karura Forest with the other, and then hope we don't notice..." Wanjira Mathai

I'm late in catching up with my weekend newspaper reads, but just caught this article in yesterday's Saturday Nation @NationAfrica We Must Defend Karura Forest All Over Again

אֱלֹהֵי יִשְׂרָאֵלהָגֵן עָלֵינוּ Elohei Yisrael, hagen aleinu.

You couldn’t get that amazing fundraise. You couldn’t hire the dream team. You couldn’t compete with companies that had 10x your resources. Now? Now you can build what they have. Not a perfect version—but a version. And a version beats nothing every single time.

Andela’s old maxim was “Talent is evenly distributed, but opportunity is not.” That was true. Past tense. If you’re an African founder, the playing field just got leveled.

Sisi ndio Sifuna!!

@Jeshi_LaSifuna Bado mapambano

MIMI NDIO SIFUNA

The NSE has been miiiinting 🤑🤑 WoW! This retail push by Ziidi is having an immediate impact. But of course good market news by Sasini, KPLC, and Carbacid (40%+ gains)

@edwinsifuna Lead us and we will follow.

Following yesterday’s events, i have been overwhelmed by the messages of support and encouragement. I will speak to the press this morning to address some of your concerns. Ahsanteni sana. God bless.