Manu

@NairobiWater & @KenyaPower @KenyaPower_Care are a great disappointment since the recent floods crisis in Nairobi. These service providers have done injustice to nairobi west residents by not providing required services 10+days after the floods of 6th March. Incompetent agencies

@Ademba_47 @dan_mwania Outstanding work!

Today we overworked the IEBC. We had to feed them.

@Ademba_47 Good stuff

We are registered voters. #TukoKadi. Continue checking if your friends are registered voters. Tunataka ya workplaces sasa

@StandardKenya Mashetani

Health CS Aden Duale pledges to protect The Nairobi Hospital like other Level 6 facilities, says ministry will address governance issues tied to staff conduct

@StandardKenya @DrAhmedKalebi The courts are a disappointment. Very embarassing judgement @CJMarthaKoome

Court of Appeal reinstate President William Ruto’s advisors, says removing them now could disrupt the President’s office.

@edwinsifuna @LindaMwananchi_ @Linda SG bwana give a choice of paying more. Leave it open.

All the ways you can be part of the movement…. On the web lindamwananchi.com @LindaMwananchi_ on X @LindaMwananchi_ on IG @LindaMwananchi_ on Tiktok @Linda Mwananchi on FB Happy Friday!

@itskipronoh @edwinsifuna I DO.

@edwinsifuna Who really takes you seriously?

@kingsleymulei @sholard_mancity The biological fellow may be considering the daughter a cow that can later be dispensed at a price during marriage

This is indeed a very painful situation to witness, especially seeing the grandparents who have raised the child from birth go through such heartbreak. Their sacrifice and love should never be ignored or forgotten. However, if the child is truly the biological child of the man who took the matter to court, it may not necessarily be wrong for him to take responsibility and raise his own blood. What is most important now is for the father to show gratitude and respect to the grandparents who stood in the gap when he was absent. According to many of our cultures, he should properly approach them, appreciate their role, and acknowledge the years they sacrificed to raise the child. The grandparents can also find some comfort in knowing their granddaughter is with her biological family, trusting that if anyone harms or mistreats the child, they will answer not only before the law but also before our Creator. At the same time, this situation highlights the need for the government to review and strengthen laws that support capable fathers who are willing to take responsibility and raise their children, while still protecting the emotional well-being of the child and respecting those who helped raise them.

Yesterday, outside Milimani Children’s Court, there was a scene that should make all of us pause. An elderly man Nyaswa was seen crying. Not quietly. The kind of crying that comes from deep pain. He says he and his wife have raised their granddaughter since the day their daughter died due to pregnancy complications. According to him, the man who now claims to be the biological father disappeared even before the child was born. For years, the grandparents say they struggled through everything, food, school, sickness, doing their best to raise the little girl and give her a home. Then, suddenly, the biological father appeared and took the matter to court. The court has now granted him custody. As the child was being taken away, she reportedly cried and said she wanted to stay with her grandparents, the only parents she has known. In the commotion yesterday, the old man’s wife was even arrested for creating chaos, though she was later released. Now, legally, the court may have followed the law. But moments like this remind us that the law is written on paper, while life is written in human hearts. If someone disappears for years and a child grows up calling her grandparents “mum and dad,” should the law remove her from that abruptly? Perhaps a gradual arrangement, where the father builds a relationship through visitation while the child remains in the environment she knows, might have been kinder. Because when it comes to children, justice should not only ask “Who is the biological parent?” It should also ask, “Who was there when the child needed love, stability, and care?” Sometimes, the people who truly become parents are the ones who simply never walked away.

@PoliceKE Albert Ojwang’s mother and Wife are not having a Happy International Women's Day. #JusticeForAlbertOjwang

@_James041 @KeNHAKenya They are shenzi sana. Have been posting regarding faulty barrier for the longest time and they never respond or act.

@KeNHAKenya Hii mnajifanya mmeona na mkionyeshwa potholes mnajifanya hamuoni.

It has come to the attention of the Authority that a number of stakeholders have been misled by the AI-Generated photograph of a flooded Green Park Pedestrian Underpass.

@generali_osumo @keyammer Systemic failure. The calibre of people we have ro lead us. Utterly incompetent and nincompoops

A car sank along Kenyatta Avenue after it plunged into an open manhole in the middle of the road. Most affected are pedestrians who were walking in water and disappeared into the manholes that are open all over across the city. Most of them will be picked downstream dead or most likely they will never be found! The county government of Nairobi is busy with content creating from the governor down to CECs and even the Chief Officers.

Mad jam sotik. River kipsinoi burst its banks

@KenyaCocaCola @CocaCola @CocaColaCo what i'm i to readof this information on the bottle top? I cant find packaged and expiry information anywhere on the minute maid drink

Thanksgiving for what exactly? Thanksgiving for broken promises and endless political theatrics? Or thanksgiving for the same leadership failures Kenyans are suffering under? Inviting William Ruto as the chief guest only raises more questions. Because many Kenyans are still waiting to see the miracle worth celebrating. 😏🔥

@fnoluga You have lost it Daktari

@Safaricom_Care I am asking why i cant send an sms. Please assist with that. You are talking about other issues which i dont understand.

@enaicca Hello Manu, if your data is on. Some Phone apps need data to run and update automatically in the background ^JN

@SafaricomPLC @Safaricom_Care why do i need data to send sms? Very many times i get this message from safaricom when i try to send simple sms.

@Safaricom_Care I ask again. Why do i need bundles to send sms?

@enaicca If your message has attachments/MMS, it would need data bundles, Manu. ^OA

@Safaricom_Care My message has no attachments. I know the difference between an mms and sms

@Safaricom_Care I am sending an sms. Why does it require data bundles

@enaicca Hi Manu, sorry for this, please confirm the format you are using to send the message. Ensure it's not an MMS, this one requires data bundles to send. ^NP