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@elonmusk He was murdered!

IEBC says Kenyans who registered as voters before 2012 must register again, as their details are not in the current biometric register.

Well done, Geoffrey Mosiria. Finyaaa kabisa!

@grok , Verify this!

Decades later, Modern slavery thrives!

This is hilarious 😂🤣🔥

🇧🇫🇳🇪🇲🇱Whilst ECOWAS are busy sucking up to imperialism & taking commands & instructions, AES are working on uniting their Union. Collectively setting aside $1 Billion for a railway to link the 3 nations. This is the leadership that African are craving

@KijanayaKabras Atwoli, "Tunataka Power"

A businessman entered his shop and colluded with some men to assault the young ladies whom he had allegedly employed as sellers, over reported losses at his business. Ni mbayaaaaaaa!

Business Daily reported juzi that Kenya Airways made a loss of 17.12 BILLION in the year ending 2025 Suddenly there is a phantom Investor and akina Thika MP are buying shares! Who buys shares at a time a company is making loss worth BILLIONS? Explain to me like I am Nyamu!

The Dark Nobility of China and Japan they never told you about

David Mutiso The Man who Designed the KICC Claims He Was Inspired by a Donkeys Penis.

Trump trying to get out of Iran

Long live the king!

Police rescue 67 girls: Police rescue 67 girls set for departure to the Middle East. They were being held at a premises in Njoro. They told police they had been threatened and assaulted #CitizenWeekend

Egypt is building one of the world's longest metro lines, Cairo Metro Line 4, which spans 100km including 51 stations to connect several new cities. It is fully built by Egyptian Engineers and companies.

Giants of South Sudan.. The Dinka people, who have broken human height records and challenged what is considered normal.

May Kiptum continue resting in Peace!

BAHRAIN ERUPTS: Cross-Sectarian Unity Against the Monarchy Exposes Britain’s Old Divide-and-Rule Playbook What we are witnessing in Bahrain today is not just a protest - it is the beginning of the unraveling of a 150-year-old colonial inheritance. The Al Khalifa monarchy was never a natural or organic power; it was deliberately selected, installed, propped up, and sustained by the British Empire to serve as a loyal outpost for resource extraction and strategic control in the Gulf. Britain’s signature tactic - weaponizing sectarian divisions between Sunnis and Shiites to keep the population fractured and the ruling family entrenched - is now being openly rejected on the streets. Sunnis and Shiites are marching together, setting aside differences to confront the monarchy and its foreign backers. This is the exact same playbook Britain used in Kenya. In Kenya, the British colonial establishment artificially amplified tribal divisions, pitting one community against another, especially targeting those groups whose only “crime” was demanding true independence and control over their own resources. This manufactured tribalism was then deliberately entrenched in the post-independence era through toxic electoral politics. The climax of this strategy was the infamous 41 vs 1 narrative - aggressively promoted by CIA/MI6/Mossad-linked political assets Raila Odinga, Uhuru Kenyatta, and William Ruto. It directly fueled the 2007/2008 post-election violence, in which thousands were killed and hundreds of thousands displaced. Not a single high-level perpetrator was ever meaningfully punished. Instead, the very individuals who orchestrated or benefited from the bloodshed were rewarded with power, positions, and continued access to state resources. This deliberate division has kept Kenya enslaved and exploited ever since. It has allowed the British colonial establishment - working through its modern Western offshoots in the UAE, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia - to maintain economic dominance, loot public resources, de-industrialize the country, and keep successive puppet regimes (from Uhuru Kenyatta to William Ruto) in power while ordinary Kenyans remain divided and weakened. The parallel is unmistakable: whether in Bahrain or Kenya, the strategy is identical - sow artificial divisions (sectarian or tribal), install or sustain pliable local elites, extract wealth, and suppress genuine popular sovereignty. The only difference is the label. Today in Bahrain, the people are beginning to reject this inherited colonial trap. In Kenya, the same toxic dynamics persist, kept alive by the very political class that benefited from past violence and continues to serve foreign interests. The lesson is clear: as long as these externally engineered divisions remain in place, true sovereignty and economic independence will remain impossible.

This should be in billboards in all African Countries.

Dear modern colonization, Kenya welcomes you back 😔

-Uber owns no cars -Airbnb owns no houses -Amazon owns no stores -Spotify owns no music -Netflix owns no cinemas Middlemen always profit the most.