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@brian_mutiga Merus were using brains to vote Kawira or porridge?

In Meru County, you'll have MCAs elected on PNU, NoPEU, UDA, independent, Jubilee & you'll also have MPs on Jubilee, UDA & Independent. You'll also have a governor who's an Independent candidate & Senator who's a UDA politicians. Zoning can't work in areas where voters actually use their brains to vote & where politicians know & understand that voters always have power on who they want to be their leaders. Luos should grow up.

How will the ODM guys calling for zoning deal with the Sifuna wing if they decide to field candidates?

I confirm that Nderitu Gachagua's will is one of the finest written in Kenya. I have use it as a template to write more than 10 wills, none of which has been successfully challenged in Court. All Law Teachers should find use in it. @rigathi

If 500M could be recovered from those guys, how much do you think Ruto has? Or Kindiki? Or Murkomen?

@BoboWamboiKuria I doubt there are any permanent buildings at Delview area affected by this notice!

Watu wa Kihunguro, AllSops and Delview walipewa 7 days notice na KENHA. Today I had gone to check on my friend hapo Delview, akaniambia "wacha niweke kadudu mafuta ya thao unizungushe tutafute nyumba ya job" Tumetangatanga kuliko Ruto. Kumbe kutafuta nyumba ni kazi ngumu hivo?

Nyerere gets celebrated despite hallucinations like this, cratering a vibrant economy (Tz had the largest cooperative movement in East Africa at independence) and the atrocities his troops committed on Ugandans (not to the Amin Army, but regular people).

Do you think others have a clue about their dockets?

You see the 11 billion tranches being lost to corruption & think how that money can build like 2k kms of roads linking the whole Northern Kenya, and be left with money for education, health, water & veterinary. 1. Isiolo - Wamba - Maralal - Baragoi - North Horr - Marsabit. 2. Maralal - Loruk - Kapedo - Lokori - Lokichar - Kibish via Lodwar. 3. Loruk - Barpello - Marich Pass. 4. Lodwar - Lokiriama towards Moroto.

This is Kenana, a sprawling industrial oasis in Sudan's White Nile State. Established in the mid-1970s as a "Green Gold" dream, it is today one of the largest integrated sugar plantations and refineries on the planet. It is a feat of engineering where Sudanese soil, Gulf capital, and international expertise converged to transform an arid landscape into a self-sustaining powerhouse. ​At its heart, the complex operates on a circular philosophy. Massive fields of sugarcane are fed by one of the world's largest pump stations, drawing water from the White Nile. Once harvested, the cane is processed into over 400,000 tonnes of white sugar annually. However, nothing goes to waste. The fibrous leftovers, known as bagasse, are burned to generate upwards of 100 MW of electricity. Enough to power the entire complex and the surrounding township. The sticky molasses is repurposed, distilled into roughly 60 million litres of ethanol or converted into high-quality animal feed for the region’s livestock. ​Why is this important? ​The Kenana model is more than a Sudanese success story. It could be a blueprint for what is currently unfolding in Bura, Kenya. For decades, the Bura Irrigation Scheme struggled with the high costs of diesel-powered pumps and a lack of reliable water. However, as of early 2026, the completion of the Bura Gravity Canal has changed the game. ​By shifting from expensive pumps to a gravity-fed system, Bura could have finally gotten what it needed to unlock its potential. The scheme has now moved beyond subsistence crops and is now hosting large-scale sugarcane trials across 700 acres, with plans to expand to 50,000 acres(Kenana is 100,000 acres). This transition is critical for Kenya’s modern agricultural shift, aiming to reduce the heavy reliance on imported sugar that has drained the country's foreign reserves for years. Worthy of note is that ​even amidst the conflict that has ravaged much of Sudan's industrial base, Kenana remains a stable anchor, supporting a community of nearly 100,000 people. Similarly, the revival of Bura could represent a lifeline for Tana River County, which has experienced intermittent conflicts. It could transform this region once defined by disappointing colonial-era settlement projects into a hub for private-public partnerships. ​Like Kenana, Bura could represent departure from a past of agricultural failures and too become a place where high-tech irrigation meets traditional land, balancing industrial progress with the essential needs of the local people. Ultimately, these projects stand as a testament to the enduring agricultural potential of East Africa's river basins, proving that with the right infrastructure, these lands can feed and power the future.

I think of Kiambaa and ask how Gachagua is more tribal than Ruto. Burning women and kids in a Church because of their tribe and political affiliation to me is Al Shabab level of atrocity. It had never happened in our country and may it never happen again.

Seeing the attempted 41 v. 1 gimmick backfiring is such a hilarious sight. Labda kama Katumani hangeua watoto, roho hazingekuwa ngumu hivi. As far as I remember Kenyans can take anything, but those moments changed everything.

The rise of PPPs under Ruto. Where one P remains an unknown known. One day maybe there'll be an inscription written "... Here resides the convict who auctioned a nation..." at the door of a certain jail cell.

Moses Kuria is scouting for his own future and you are here blaming the whole lot of us. How do I benefit if I'm not the one who's the DP or CS?

There is also a documentary explaining how countering terrorism works, features some of the best minds we have in Kenya 👌🏾Soon itabidi tu washow what exactly goes behind the scenes and what sacrifices are made to ensure you are not randomly blown kwa mall.

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Back in 2019 hapo, we had an issue with Majengo, Nairobi. Nick (may he rest in peace) did a piece for BBC which we assisted, our interest was radicalization but things turned dark when we found out it was much worse 💀💀

I find this absurd. Who are they intent on punishing here? The governor's or the beneficiary citizens? Senators should instead be working to have their reports have teeth. As is, they are useless pieces of records.

Stop thinking like a slayqueen. You can't facelift yourself into greatness and class. This is like applying make-up and doing a "boob/ass job" then expecting a mental reset!

With Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching & Referral Hospital CEO Dr. Joshua Okise discussing the progress of the face-lifting of the facility to level 6. Comprehensive Cancer Centre is part of new infrastructural package. Facility allocated Ksh3.5B budget from previous annual Ksh700M

Wanasema ni moto ya gazeti, ati itaisha kabla umalize hiko ki foreign 😀😀😀 wacha tuone!