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@FayChep476320 In my house, the last time we used a TV was on January 1, 2026

Who's Noticed that TVs have become useless in homes now!

Because of their influence over ODM stronghold voters, they would have had a better chance of ensuring that Ruto delivered what they wanted.

People like John Mbadi, Gladys Wanga, and the so-called pro–broad-based government knew how to influence William Ruto. This was the time they could have accepted ODM leadership under Babu Owino, Edwin Sifuna, and James Orengo.

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What political analysts aren’t telling people is that William Ruto has realised Luo Nyanza may be unreliable for his 2027 re-election. That’s why he’s putting on a tough face and returning to the mountain, but on closer inspection, he’s still kneeling for their backing.

How old were you when you learned that: A male goon is called a goon A female goon is called a goonet A young goon is called a goonlet

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Nothing pains me more than spending 18 years chewing books like yams, hoping to build a better future, only to see primary school dropouts securing top jobs. The saddest part is watching educated yet unemployed Kenyans support such mediocre decisions.

The slogan is picking up pace in Nyanza .. And we are happy

I have come to realise that Ruto does not lie, it is only that Kenyans are fools hence he treat the as so

Lack of money on campus can make people do anything. I remember one time when my roommate and I, Dr. Gedion Onyango (Senior Lecturer at the Department of Political Science and Public Administration, University of Nairobi), had to eat plain cabbage with only salt and millet ugali.

@SABCNews Sad scenes seeing a white person sentensing a black man in our mother land -Africa.

MALEMA SENTENCING | Magistrate Twanet Olivier hands down a five-year imprisonment sentence in EFF leader Julius Malema’s firearm discharge case.

@KiprutToo My young boy of 5 years always call me bro and I am wondering whether I should use nyaunyo or not

Malala anaita kijana yake bro 😂😂

My Arsenal friend, we at least tried to help, but Man City was simply too much for us. 😅⚽

@_fels1 Baa idha marach...Ling mondi 😂😂😂😂

Kenyan sharp guys have hijacked Zambian loan Apps.

@wuodarek @MutembeiTV @OAmollo @FaithOdhiambo8 @RamogiTVKe @TvLolwe @okindasymphrose @TrevorOmbija @LydiahOkeyo @DrOburu_O @NyikalDr @AnyangNyongo Bwana Tuju ne ok Ocha luo, pachwa most of the time ne ok open enough to understand him. What the current TUTAM and broad-based choir team is doing is exactly what Tuju did in the former regime

@MutembeiTV A yie! Piny an Piny, Tuju tinde oduogo kuom oganda luo. The English men say, "East or West, home is the best". Kik icha thuru. Good job! Okewa ayie kodi @OAmollo @FaithOdhiambo8 @RamogiTVKe @TvLolwe @okindasymphrose @TrevorOmbija @LydiahOkeyo @DrOburu_O @NyikalDr @AnyangNyongo

A frail Raphael Tuju in Kisumu after he met with the luo Council of elders with Deputy Ker Ogaye Peter Ayaga and Luo Council of Elders Organising Secretary Vitalis Awandu!

@Silvakidole Not hating, but kwani hana waist?

Femi One’s Half Time performance at FIFA Series Harambee Starlets 🇰🇪 Vs India 🇮🇳 at Nyayo National Stadium 🏟️ #HarambeeStarlets

Him: Boss siku hizi umepotelea wapi, seems unakula vizuri Me: Boss, mimi na kula tu shida!

A society that cherishes capitalism is bound to face challenges in areas such as healthcare and broader social welfare.

@onjolo_kenya Not only in the past , it remains the Harvard of Africa today.

Makerere in its heydays. It was the pride of East Africa and the envy of many African countries. Known as the Harvard of Africa in those days , it remains one of the oldest institutions of higher learning in East and Central Africa. Generations of prominent Africans and early political elites of Kenya and Tanzania, pursued their higher education at the institution right from the time it opened its doors as a technical school in 1922. The early motto of Makerere in 1922 was ”Let’s be Men." This was in recognition of men's effort in building the campus by providing labour . In 1945 the motto was changed to “We Build For the Future,” to make it more inclusive and education centred. This was also the same year Makerere College began admitting female students. The only problem was finding girls who could pursue higher education there. Mary Stuart, the wife of Anglican Archbishop Simon Stuart, travelled throughout East Africa looking for girls to join Makerere, with very little success. This was because early secondary schools had been constructed for the education of the boy child as girls were required to remain at home and be taught housekeeping by their mothers. Kenyan students came from Alliance and Mangu Boys, while Tanzanian students came from Tabora boys and Zanzibar secondary. The first female students at Makerere were Ugandans and they included Catherine Senkatunka and Sarah Ntiro in 1945. One of the first Kenyan girls to join the prestigious institution was Agatha Mawondo Nimrod Mboje from Mbololo Taita Hills in 1954 . She had pursued her African Preliminary Education at the Coast Girls' School ,Wusi , and then attended the African Girls' High School at Kikuyu ,where she obtained her Cambridge School Certificate in 1953 . The following year she entered Makerere College on a Kenya Government bursary.Two years later in 1956 she gained her degree in Mathematics English and Sociology, becoming the first Kenyan woman to obtain a degree.