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The maternity wing which is the only open place. The matron tells me, Your son is unwell, but I only deliver babies. Unless I want her to deliver my ten year old son. There is no doctor or nurse around. Doors are closed. @CopSrkihara @C_NyaKundiH @citizentvkenya

Am at Tassia level 4 hospital with my son who is unwell. Told it's closed it's a holiday and doctors are away and it's the only place accepting SHA. We have been to all hospitals around Fedha from Bristol park and they have refused to take him because they say SHA Owes them.

Sincerely @HonAdenDuale you keep saying hospitals are working. Please come to Tassia now and see.

@JimiWanjigi @hotshotcreative You already know the account and the bank. You can name and indicate in your brief. All you are doing is chocha without really wanting to get on the wrong side of wakubwa.. Yawa

The Treasury is hiding KSh 150.7 BILLION in a secret "Sovereign Bond Proceeds Account", OUTSIDE the Consolidated Fund. This is UNCONSTITUTIONAL. No parliamentary oversight. No Auditor General. No Controller of Budget. We demand: Name the bank. Open the books. Freeze the account.

The EACC are currently monitoring KRA Commissioner & Ciala Resort owner George Obel after accumulating Sh 30billion wealth despite earning a 468k salary at KRA

Ciala Resort owner George Obel under EACC radar for accumalating Sh 30billion wealth despite a 468k salary at KRA

Students are increasingly relying on loans to finance higher education as government bursary support declines under the new funding model. zurl.co/Py8xz

The Social Health Insurance Fund spent nearly Sh34 billion more than it collected in its first year of operation, raising fresh concerns about the sustainability of Kenya’s new public health financing model. zurl.co/vP6It

Fitch downgraded Afreximbank to junk. Afreximbank severed the relationship entirely. JP Morgan called it a buying opportunity within days. What happens when Africa's biggest trade finance institution steps outside the global rating system?

The target was Warsame. Katwa was the bone. Noisemakers followed the bone. Same game with Ngatia (bone), Koome (meat). Nothing is a coincidence. It is designed that way. Only chess players understand why we deliberately sacrifice the knight to protect the pawn.

Sebastian Sawe awarded KSh 8 million and a car by President Ruto at State House, Nairobi after his historic performance in London

SHA’s SHIF fund collected Sh58 billion but paid out Sh91.5 billion in claims in FY 2024/25. That’s a 158% loss ratio, meaning for every Sh100 collected, Sh158 was paid out in claims

Kenya honors Sabastian Sawe’s sub-2-hour marathon with a presidential welcome, $62,000, a car of his choice, and custom plates with his record-breaking time

Some apartment prices in Nairobi dropped by March 2026 due to excess supply, according to HassConsult. Westlands: down by 8% Upper Hill: down by 7% Lavington: down by 6.5% Ongata Rongai: down by 5.5% Ruaka: down by 5%

Citizen TV are calling out Ruto's cheap lies. KNBS data reveals major gaps between Ruto's claims and economic reality: Maize: Claimed 67M bags vs. KNBS 45.8M. Sugar: Claimed growth vs. a 24.7% drop in production. Jobs: Claimed 428K housing jobs vs. 238K in the entire sector.

No wonder that’s why you secretly took Baba to India, and that you’re the only one who knew about his will to be buried in 72 hours. Ruto should explain to Kenyans what he knows about Baba’s death.

Day 5 on Malinya farm. Cane weighing should ideally be at the gates to the farm to avoid cane spillages enroute to factories that occasions serious losses to the farmer

Dramatic video from a railway station in Bangladesh shows a father shielding his infant underneath a moving train after the child fell off the platform. Local media reported that both escaped unharmed after eight carriages passed over them.

Let me try this again: My point with regards to the National Debt issue is that: Unless we are willing to confront the reality of the math in this summary, we won't make any progress. Math is math. We cannot make KSH 2.3 trillion as a country in one year, spend KSH 4.2 trillion - borrow close to KSH 2 trillion, and then ignore that reality. Consider these facts: Our country has never had a balanced budget since devolution. Since 2014. Our country, over the past 6 years or so, has borrowed 40-50% of every shilling we have spent each year. These facts are the starting of any serious effort to fix this mess. I am frankly amazed that many people are emotional about data. About numbers. Look at the last attachment. It shows you our deficits since 2014. At that point, our National Debt was KSH 2.3 trillion. Manageable. Look at the budget deficits at the bottom of the last attachment. What do you notice? They are growing bigger and bigger each year. They are growing for two reasons. (1) We are spending more each year, even though our ability to afford is not catching up with our tastes. You can confirm this by comparing "Total Expenditure" with "Ordinary Revenue". And when you do that, you will quickly realize that this isn’t just a statistical observation—it tells a very clear fiscal story: (1) In more than half the period, spending grew faster than income. For example, in 2024/2025, income grows by 14.23% while spending grows by 27.3%. That is double growth in spending relative to growth in income! (2) Even when both revenue and expenditure declined (2020/21), expenditure still deteriorated less than revenue, worsening fiscal pressure. (3) This pattern structurally drives deficits. Deficits mean you borrow more, which means larger and larger National Debt. My point here is not to argue much about the legal determination of whether the debt is odious or not. I want all of us to know what is driving us to take more debt. So that we can get back on the right track. Because, if we lose sight of the fact that our structure of government - and the associated cost is unsustainable, we will spend the next decade talking about "odious debt". And, we will wake up to find KSH 30 trillion in National Debt. That's all.

The apartment blocks/complex boom in Nairobi's Kilimani and Lavington was always a false economy - driven more by glut, over-supply of grey cash seeking a safe haven, than genuine local demand for affordable apartments. My rudimentary economics told me the bubble would soon burst and the evidence is now emerging a real estate slump is looming. Chinese and Somali cowboy developers, licensed by Governor Sakaja to turn beautiful parts of Nairobi into vertical slums, must now be crying. And that is a wonderful thing. Market economics is brutal and unsentimental. x.com/ntvkenya/statu…