Connie
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Connie
@namuuma
A daughter of the Most High, A mother to a wonderful son, Sister, Auntie.
Katılım Temmuz 2009
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@Newlixhood_1 @KenyanSays Ile siku utajikuta, remember the tearful emoji. Simba cement, am still crying
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@KenyanSays Huyu enyewe ni millennials 😩🤣. Legit website is the first one. Why do you need to scroll all the way down??
Ndo mnaconniwa
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@Maryian96 Nope, this is a coffee event and farmers were invited from every corner of this country. It's not about politics
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Ruto has decided to transport his own cheering squad to kianyaga today🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣the husbands are complaining that women left their homes so early without milking their cows now whag is this? Are we now going to break homes because of politics na nyinyi wamama you need to behave your love for money is wanting🤣



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@Sheryllisa52263 Kidogo kidogo Rashid atakuwa na kipindi, 7:30 everyday citizen. Theme song Alionyaaa, mtoto wa first, class na upambavuu... Alionyaaa
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@ItsGregy_ Mokimo and Njahe is expensive..GoK can't afford to feed prisoners
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@bosco_gideon Ignorance is no defense. Do some research or reading, AI has made it very simple
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Unpopular opinion:
Edwin Sifuna and Linda Mwananchi just missed one of the biggest political moments of the year.
The minute fuel prices went up, they should have called for a massive rally in Nairobi or Mombasa and taken charge of or amplified the public mood, even protests.
Because Kenyans are angry.
And for good reason.
Fuel touches everything:
-Transport.
-Food.
-Business.
-Rent.
-Daily survival.
This was the moment to stand at the front, defend the people, pressure the government, and force the country to focus on the pain wananchi are feeling. Be the leader.
Instead, everyone was largely silent.
Ironically, it was Rigathi Gachagua who appeared more vocal against the government on the issue.
And yes, I know many people will disagree with me.
But I support Sifuna. And as real supporters, we must speak honestly.
Politics is about timing.
Some moments can elevate a politician from “popular leader” to serious presidential material almost overnight.
This was one of those moments.
And they let it pass. They should act fast when such moments arise.

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When Dr. Esther Muchemi quit a top-tier audit firm, people called her crazy. She survived five years running a solo firm with 1 client from a tiny office. She then took an even wilder risk: opening a modest phone shop in Nginyo Towers. That single shop birthed the Samchi Group conglomerate. A raw, unscripted masterclass on walking away from spaces that don't value you to build your own.
Watch her full journey on the Engage Talks YouTube Channel.
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