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A title win celebrated around the world 🌍 @Arsenal

@FERDINANDIUS @Arsenal Kanze kuronda shampagane

Congratulations @Arsenal Premier League Champions 2025/2026. How I waited for this moment. Chimpugugu came in handy. Now which bars are open?

A hospital cannot detain a discharged patient for non-payment of medical bills. Detention on account of an outstanding hospital bill amounts to unlawful self-help, violates the patient’s constitutional rights to liberty, dignity and freedom of movement, and cannot be justified as a debt-recovery mechanism. A hospital policy that permits detention after discharge, or refusal to discharge until the accrued bill is settled, is not constitutionally sound. In Gicheru v Nairobi Hospital & another (Constitutional Petition E258 of 2026) [2026] KEHC 5341 (KLR), a ruling delivered on 28 April 2026, R.E. Aburili J considered two interlocutory applications by Stephen Ndwaru Gicheru, who sought an interim mandatory order for his release from Nairobi Hospital. He had been discharged after open-heart surgery but remained at the hospital because of non-payment of the balance of his medical bill, after the insurance company declined to settle it. The petitioner argued that his continued detention was unconstitutional and violated his rights under Articles 28, 29, 39 and 47 of the Constitution. His family had shown good faith by paying KShs 1,000,000 and had undertaken to settle the outstanding lawful bill, but the hospital declined to release him. The Court held that the right to personal liberty is one of the most fundamental human rights and that any detention not authorised by law, where used to procure payment of a contractual debt, violates the right to liberty and affronts human dignity. Relying on earlier authorities, including Ndegwa v Republic, Sonia Kwamboka Rasugu v Sandalwood Hotel & Resort Ltd, Maina v Registered Trustees of the Sisters of Mercy (Kenya) t/a Mater Misericordiae Hospital, and international human rights instruments including the ICCPR, the Court reiterated that liberty cannot be curtailed merely because a person is unable to fulfil a contractual obligation. The Court emphasised that hospitals are entitled to recover lawful medical bills, but they must do so through lawful debt-recovery mechanisms, not by detaining discharged patients. It stated that it cannot be a hospital policy to detain patients after discharge, or to refuse discharge until the accrued bill is settled, because such a policy is not constitutionally sound. Since the petitioner had already been discharged, part of the bill had been paid, and his family had undertaken to settle the outstanding lawful bill, the Court found that this was an exceptional case justifying an interim mandatory order. The Court therefore ordered Nairobi Hospital and its Chief Executive Officer to immediately release Stephen Ndwaru Gicheru, together with all his medical records, to his next of kin for post-operative follow-up care, upon the next of kin signing an undertaking to settle any outstanding lawful medical bill incurred at the hospital. Read full ruling here: drive.google.com/file/d/1y2_zrM…

North London is red.

It has been quite an experience to follow @Arsenal Football Club's epic adventure, from times of struggle and crushing setback, to successive seasons of recovery and resurgence on their glorious path to the summit of the English Premier League. In this time, we have witnessed the power of hope, resilience, focus and relentless hardwork in action, and watched a team of dedicated professional do battle against formidable adversaries, matchday after matchday. Tonight, the great reward is won. The team is victorious. It's faith and dedication is vindicated. And our commitment to succeed through work, discipline and teamwork is affirmed. Congratulations to the Gunners

White smoke spotted around @emirates stadium this morning signifying @Arsenal to be @premierleague champions 2025-26 @LuckyMbabazi @Nestroy41 @FERDINANDIUS @BukayoSaka87 @WilliamAchipu

Felicitations @Arsenal, you are the Champions of the @premierleague

VIDEO: Remember the Pioneer Easy Bus buses? Here’s what remains of several of them; parked with missing parts in Kigo. The buses are seen stationed up the hill within the immediate neighbourhood of outgoing Parliament Speaker Anita Among’s residence. The area where the buses are parked is restricted and is understood to have a caretaker on site. Note: The buses are not part of the ongoing investigation or the search operation currently being conducted at Among’s property by joint security operatives. 📹 @DavidAjuna1

@kanyankoleh @KagutaMuseveni Save?

@KagutaMuseveni We could same money if we cancelled it till next year's celebrations.

Fellow Ugandans, especially the Bazzukulu, greetings.   After consultations with the national epidemic response task force and religious leaders, we have decided to postpone the Martyrs' Day to a later date, which will be communicated.   This decision was made because Uganda receives thousands of pilgrims annually from Eastern Congo, which is currently experiencing an Ebola outbreak. To safeguard everyone's lives, it is essential that this important event be postponed.   I encourage those who had begun their journey to return home, continue observing the precautionary measures, report anyone who is sick, and encourage those who are ill to seek medical care.   We regret any inconvenience caused, but the protection of life must come first.   Signed: Yoweri K. Museveni PRESIDENT

Magistrates Courts Amendment Act,2026 gives effect to Chief Justice’s promise to take justice closer to the people

On this day in 2004: Arsenal became the first and only team to go UNBEATEN in an entire Premier League season! 🏆🔴

@Arsenal_rep1 Wanda kuba busha

Will you give Kepa a chance against Burnley, for him to record his first Premier league start YES or NO?

@kanyankoleh @DrAgaba12 @mkainerugaba @Esau_Matsiko Kimareyo? Gigambeho infact 😂

@DrAgaba12 @mkainerugaba @Esau_Matsiko 'Akagweriire kudura'. @puliidaa

All 'stock mpya' will be impounded by URA!

I hope @m8arteta is watching because eeeeh

@Mac__4u @TouchlineX 😂😂😂😂😂 you have been waiting and getting exactly that

@puliidaa @TouchlineX why argue when I can wait

🚨🗣️ 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Sneijder: "I wanted to call UEFA after 35 minutes to cancel the game and to make them tell the players to leave the pitch and to announce Bayern Munich vs PSG as the Champions League Final."

@kirya_ug Eitima nibusha, ekyokuroga oshambana.

Arsenal can’t beat PSG or Bayern Munich on the final.

.@andrewkabuura: “Banange musule bulungi. Omupiira mugulabye, kansuubire mugwagadde nnyo.” 😭❤️ Watch until you hear him say it ⚽️👇 #UEFAChampionsLeague

@Mac__4u @TouchlineX We shall give you a jersey next time you demonstrate a better game

@TouchlineX Why am I seeing "inter haram ball " Tiktok has fried our brains fuck and he isn't talking about the defending the overall quality of the game was bad.

@TuflexI @KFCinUganda Bareebe omuntu yatambura na cabbage ?😂 Plus they close early!

@KFCinUganda Improve service at Kyengera outlet please. This is exit outlet . Why no salads really? 5/5/2026