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Public culture where a driver cannot even see forward? We need sanity in our roads,nganya culture huwa low IQ nonsense!
JaPrado.@Dr_AustinOmondi
This ruling is a huge miss from the high court. Graffiti is art and there’s no reasonable explanation for its ban on matatus. This very art is part of Kenyan Culture.
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Katwa Kigen prefers a DEADLOCKED court, which means the Supreme Court would allow the incumbent to continue by default. Dangerous. I’m glad the JSC rejected him.
Ndegwa Njiru Adv.@NjiruAdv
Recusal of a judge of the Supreme Court sitting to hear a presidential petition is not tenable. The rule and the previous custom and practice has been that the bench of SEVEN must sit as a whole. So Judge Katwat Kigen’s recommendation that he can recuse himself during a presidential petition is not founded in law. Recusing himself during the presidential petition would seriously affect the quorum of the court, thus rendering it inoperative. This means that the Supreme Court would never have the jurisdiction to hear the petition. Now think about his proposal politically. x.com/ntvkenya/statu…
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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.
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Was Dr Wanyoike Mentioned as the recipient of the 40Million?
Hip Hop Dr@DoctorReign
What is that phrase Itumbi uses about facts😂
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Omwami Edwin Sifuna meets the finest journalist Eric Latiff.
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Mentally sijatoka hapa...
Hiyo ni tv yangu na laptop inabebwa hivi aki 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
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While our athletes are being taxed for raising our flags high, UDA mikoras are living tax free for stealing our resources. Welcome to Kenya, home champions!!
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Alliance Girls High School Principal, Margaret Njeru to face disciplinary action after implementing unauthorised fee hike from the approved Sh53,558 to a staggering Sh120,179; Education Ministry recommends TSC to initiate proceedings
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Lord I hate this punkass mofo!
Take this cup of suffering away from us.
He has systematically destroyed everything! Yet twats are postulating, frothing at the mouth screaming tutam!
He has killed healthcare!
He is defunding education!
He has crippled the economy!
Phaka 😡
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I’ve just seen PR stunts from the Ministry,a letter instructing the TSC to discipline the principal of Alliance Girls High School to manage our anger. No principal raises fees without approval from education offices,their hands are oiled. Hii Kenya, mtu anafanya chenye anataka,we’re on autopilot.
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Moi Referral Hospital scandal of sh11billion is genuine. The Board of this hospital which includes lawyer Katwa Kigen just stole the money.
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You really sat down and wrote 95 Bob is for Books. Which books can you buy with that money ? Kibaki must be rolling at his grave to what this country has become.
Julius Kibet Bitok@JuliusKBitok
1. The approved Capitation for primary school is capped at Ksh 1,400 per year. The funds are usually released by the National Treasury to the Ministry of Education on termly basis in the ratio of 50:30:20. 2. The capitation amount is arrived at based on clear expenditure lines (vote heads) that are determined by estimated costs incurred by EACH learner. 3. Upon receipt of the money, and based on the exact amount received, MoE releases the funds with an accompanying circular detailing the expenditure breakdown (vote heads). 4. The figures in reference to the circular are based on this practice. 5. In summary, MoE wishes to clarify the following: • MoE determines how much money is allocated to each vote head based on the total amount of capitation received from the National Treasury • Capitation funds are released on three phases corresponding to the school calendar terms • The circular in reference is based on the 2nd term tranche as received from National Treasury. • The amounts shown are per learner, not per school -The KSh 95.25 PER LEARNER is for learning materials only (books, stationery, etc.) -The KSh 93.08 PER LEARNER for school operations (staff, maintenance, utilities, exams) @EduMinKenya @_BasicEdu
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....which one caught your eye?.... the next one is 🔥
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