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@MwangiBonnie @grok attach the names of each Member of Parliament for the named constituencies

What went on here @CarrefourKe Runda mall? I feel robbed today

Standard media is exposing passport fraud, Citizen is exposing how Kenyans are sold off to Russia war, NTV is exposing the SHA looting. The suspect is the same one investigating itself.

Imagine if Iran bombed Washington and killed students in schools, what would you call it? Terrorists The U.S. and Israel bombed Tehran and killed students in schools. Why do you call it a "pre-emptive strike"? Bombing a school is a war crime under international humanitarian law

The British government introduced visa requirements for Kenyan nationals on March 7, 1996. Do you know what the main reason was? After the fall of Somalia’s government, President Daniel Arap Moi’s regime started selling Kenyan passports to Somalis. They would use our then well-respected passports to travel and file bogus asylum claims. Today, Mr Ruto is selling our passports to warlords. Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF)’s Algoney Hamdan Daglo Musa is facing US sanctions and, shockingly, is documented as holding a Kenyan passport (AK1586127). He is traveling with a Kenyan passport to facilitate his international movements, buy arms, and evade existing sanctions. The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and their allied militias have been accused of committing genocide and ethnic cleansing against non-Arab communities through mass killings, summary executions, and widespread sexual violence including gang rape and sexual slavery. Their documented atrocities also include torture, enforced disappearances, the recruitment of child soldiers, and the deliberate targeting of people with disabilities. Furthermore, the group has been implicated in war crimes such as the indiscriminate shelling of residential areas, attacks on hospitals and humanitarian workers, the looting of aid, and the use of starvation as a weapon of war during prolonged sieges. Our passports, our foreign policy, and our national pride are being sold to the highest bidder. Ruto’s criminal regime is a total disgrace to Kenya! This isn’t just corruption; it’s betrayal. Our nation’s most sacred document once respected worldwide is now a tool for indicted criminals accused of mass killings. Mr Ruto is auctioning our passports for personal gain. When I become president, those who sold our passports to warlords will be held accountable! That day is coming.

Lest we forget

Whats the process. Asking for myself and fellow kenyans 😆

@msmarymackkkk @TheZodiacHeir comment, thank you! We have to evolve beyond the hate directed toward Black people and reclaim our power. By accepting that narrative, we only reinforce the very stereotypes the song is pushing

@TheZodiacHeir I wish to release people of the shackles of thinking everytime you see a monkey it’s a slight jab at black people… it gives unnecessary power to the stupidest shit.

This is the moment I realized I was the woke friend, because I asked why he’s making a song about being lazy and he got monkeys with sunglasses on around him while he’s “watching MTV so they can teach him how to dougie” and all my friends sighed at me.

Al Jazeera Interviewer: You told at one point police, to shoot protesters in the legs. Surely, live fire is not something that should be used in protests. Do you regret those comments? William Ruto: I don't regret those comments. Remember this when you go to the ballot box.

@jumaf3 You people surprise me. That's Ruto manufacturing consent for a Nairobi police force ahead of 2027 to control city politics.

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The KK government is in advance talks to lease 200K acres of land to Al Dahra, a UAE-based company which they will use to grow food. The government is then receiving food donations from the same UAE. Tell me if that is not madness

Someone asked me, “Lynn how do we stop evil from winning?” Here’s is how Stop voting for murderers, “hustlers and dynasties “ Stop voting for socialites and comedians who are promising you changes but never contribute in parliament🙄 When people are demonstrating for a common good, show up, raise your voice, participate, be heard When one of us stands up against bad traffic behavior, join them , stop telling them “mortuary haijajaa” Stand up against “prophets” conning your naive parents promising them heaven yet they are busy building their heaven here on earth Question where your tax is going? Question why they keep selling you “affordable housing “ yet they own large tracks of land and dominate the export market Question why they are keen on have a non functional health and education system Question why our brothers and sisters are dying of drought while in other parts of the country food is rotting in the farms. The issue is accessibility and distribution( better roads etc) Question why they want 3 rhinos CONserved in 100,000 acres of natives land Question why they want to spend the next months overstumulating you with their nonsense They need your attention so bad Question why they keep telling you Kamau and Otieno cannot co exist Question why they’re calling you antisemite for not wanting citizens of a genocidal state in our country Also, take responsibility Stop littering Make your spaces clean Think, behave like the grown up you are

Do you know the reason why they want to ban TikTok? Just because TikTokers and youths had promised to livestream polling stations. Say No to this bill

Imagine waking up as William Ruto. You don’t check the weather. You check the threat level. Breakfast is served. Eggs. Sausage. A side of political anxiety. An aide walks in like he’s delivering exam results. “Sir… small update. Rigathi Gachagua is addressing thousands in Nairobi CBD.” You pause mid-bite. “CBD? As in… the capital city CBD? With actual human beings?” Suddenly the tea tastes like impeachment. You attempt damage control. “Release a development project somewhere. Quickly. Even if it’s a footbridge for squirrels.” By 11 a.m., another briefing. “Sir… in Kisumu, Gladys Wanga was heckled. Youths are chanting Babu Owino’s name.” You remove your glasses slowly. Very presidential. Very dramatic. “Kisumu is chanting Babu? In broad daylight? Without fear of Wi-Fi disruption?” You stand up. Sit down. Stand up again. This is cardio now. At lunchtime, you attempt positive affirmations in the mirror. “I am popular. I am loved. I am trending for the right reasons.” Phone buzzes again. “Kakamega is charged, sir. The slogan is ‘Sisi ndio Sifuna.’ Mega rally incoming.” Ah yes. Edwin Sifuna has apparently become a national anthem. You stare into space like a man who just discovered democracy comes with side effects. Rallies here. Chants there. Heckling everywhere. Even the pigeons outside State House look suspicious. There is only one sacred ritual left. You dial Douglas Kanja. Voice calm. Too calm. “Kanja… my friend… why are citizens outside enjoying oxygen without clearance?” Silence. “Yes. Activate the National Tear Gas Appreciation Program.” Pause. “No, no… don’t arrest them. Just season the air a little.” Because nothing screams confidence like responding to slogans with smoke. By evening, reports say the city smells like onions and ambition. You sit back, relieved. Problem solved. Until tomorrow morning. When you wake up… And remember the people also wake up.

What's next. They fought alongside Mau Mau ?

@Mike_WildlifeKe @CS_MoALD Galana Kulalu went to waste.

@CS_MoALD If you people are serious and are not out here for foul plays and PR stunts, put North Eastern under serious irrigation. The output will feed entire East Africa.

@HonAdenDuale Our leadership has no shame 🙌 👏

Officially received a 30-ton consignment of humanitarian relief cargo from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to support emergency response efforts for drought-affected communities, particularly in the North Eastern region. The consignment of dates will be distributed to vulnerable households through the Kenya Red Cross Society, ensuring support reaches those facing prolonged drought and food insecurity. This assistance forms part of the UAE's broader humanitarian outreach during the Holy Month of Ramadhan, when demand for essential commodities rises among at-risk populations. I was accompanied by Head of Consular Affairs and International Services H.E Mr Osama Abuseem, Secretary General of the Kenya Red Cross Dr. Ahmed Idris as well as SUPKEM's Regional Coordinator for North Eastern Dr. Adan I.

He opened up borders that have been closed for 15 yrs He removed vetting He's allowing all sort of foreigners to settle in Kenya and even purchase land or lease for uncountable yrs And on top of that now we have Jews openly speaking of building communities here in Kenya.