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This need to be etched on the forehead.

@WillieOeba Learnt that from my mom. Very wise lady. Kwanza ukitravel long distance. Alafu upatane na hawa watu hawatakangi kufungua madirisha.

Kindly ukienda kwa public space usioge na marashi Kuna watu wako na allergies to strong scents

I once heard a restaurant owner say — ‘I judge my chefs by how they cook staff meals, not customer meals.’ Nobody photographs the staff meal. Nobody reviews it. Nobody tips for it. But that plate tells you everything about who that person is when the performance is over and the audience has left. The plate you eat alone from is the most honest mirror you’ll ever own.

" I have never seen a government steal more from its people like this government "- Former CJ David Maraga!

For those who don't understand how gikomba works, here's the explanation.

Kelele Ya Online Works Before After

Live scenes in Samburu.

Okung Ndege says that David Maraga rejected Ksh43 million donation

#TukoKadi is going beyond just taking up our voters card. It involves having conversations amongst ourselves as to why #TukoKadi POV- Mathare iko locked na mbogi iko woke. #RutoMustGo

Yesterday I went to bed as a registered voter Today I woke up not a registered voter, and IEBC says it's my fault and I need to register again They didn't explain what happened to the data they have NYINYI MTAAMKA MAHALI MMELALA, KURA LAZIMA TUPIGE

By Elections IEBC wamekuwa wakiconduct vipi ?

🚨At a wedding in Turkey, the couple asked guests to bring orphaned children instead of gifts; over 100 attended, and the gifts were given to them.

People visit the rich with gifts, but they visit the poor with advice. — African Proverb

When names like Mohamed Liban, Daniel Kiptoo, Joe Sang, and Simon Wafula start showing up around piles of unexplained cash, don’t be fooled into thinking this is “corruption being fought.” This is a fallout. This is what happens when a cartel eats without observing hierarchy. They didn’t suddenly become corrupt yesterday. No. The system they operate in is designed for extraction quiet, coordinated, protected. But the one rule you never break in that kind of system? You don’t eat alone. You don’t lock out the people who sit at the real table. So what happens? The system turns on you. Files move fast. Raids happen overnight. Billions suddenly become “discoveries.” Not because justice woke up but because someone powerful was cut out of the deal. This isn’t accountability. This is punishment. Punishment for greed without permission. And that should terrify every Kenyan. Because it means corruption isn’t being dismantled it’s being managed. Controlled. Disciplined. The message being sent is simple: steal, but steal correctly. Share, or be exposed. So while the public is being fed headlines about recovery and enforcement, the deeper truth is uglier: the fight isn’t against corruption itself it’s about who controls it. And when the fight is about control, not justice, then nothing changes for the ordinary citizen. The looting doesn’t stop. It just becomes more organized, more protected, and far harder to touch.

A rice farmer planting rice in a swampy area shocks netizens!

Nime learn ku feel gratitude or joy without an anchoring situation, subject or object. Zikija zinipate mbele.

The Samburu elders have performed a cleansing ritual on their governor, utilizing protective charms, to prevent his apprehension or the restitution of misappropriated funds.

After serving for 14 years as PM, the Dutch leader handed over government and left on his bicycle.

Another killing at a police station. Wilson Sanaet Karbolo, a 30 years old man from Narok, was shot and killed on Sunday, 29th March 2026, by the Deputy OCS of Narok Police Station. Wilson had gone to the station to follow up on the arrest of his brother. In the process, an altercation ensued. He was shot twice in the chest and died on the spot. @VOCALAfrica_, in partnership with local human rights defenders, is following up on the matter.

Someone is spreading fear in the villages in order to increase voter apathy!

A country does not collapse in one day. It collapses when citizens normalize what should outrage them.