Future Generations 🇰🇪🇬🇧

Kirinyaga Governor Anne Waiguru has publicly apologised for supporting the impeachment of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, saying the move was a serious political mistake that has hurt the government's relationship with Mt. Kenya residents. Waiguru admitted that the impeachment deeply hurt the people of Mt. Kenya, who saw Gachagua as their most important representative in government. She also acknowledged taking part in the impeachment process, saying it was not simply a parliamentary process, but a coordinated political move in which she and other leaders played a role. Ayaaam telling you, we are heading towards a very interesting time as far as Murimaa politics is concerned. Ground ni KUMOTO MANZE!!🔥🔥

Stupid fools 🙄 @WilliamsRuto and his stupid dogs who follow him everywhere

William Ruto: I do not regret ordering police to shoot protesters in the legs. Never forget…!!!

Successfully selling our country

The unemployment rate in Kenya, according to the Federation of Kenya Employers is at 67% for those aged 15–34. If we are expanding our manufacturing industry, has it created jobs for our youth? If yes, why are our youth being shipped to foreign lands to suffer?

THe Diversity of nations in this picture is WILD!!! even the chinese woman in the back 😂😂😂😂😂

Ibrahim Traore, President of Burkina Faso 🇧🇫 personally declined the invitation to attend the Africa-France summit in Kenya 🇰🇪, Nairobi

Benjamin Netanyahu confesses the Zionist regime completely failed to anticipate Iran's brilliant strategy. He admits nobody predicted Tehran would secure the Strait of Hormuz, exposing a massive failure. Iran completely outsmarted Tel Aviv and humiliated Washington.

South Africa took Israel to the Hague for crimes against humanity in Gaza. They also passed the land laws. The West was furious and disinvited SA during the G7 Summit, inviting Kenya instead. Ruto ran there like a faithful slave. Now Israel, Britain and France are here to colonize us again.

Make parliament great again. #MwoshoMoja. Send them home.

Living a straight life and being principled in this country is very expensive. You will be denied opportunities because you refuse to compromise your values. You will watch less qualified people rise simply because they were willing to kneel where you chose to stand. You will be called difficult for refusing shortcuts, arrogant for refusing manipulation, and naïve for believing honesty should still matter. In a system where corruption has become the culture, integrity starts to look like rebellion. You will lose deals because you refused to bribe someone. Lose connections because you refused to worship power. Lose friendships because you refused to laugh at evil just to fit in. You will sit in rooms where people treat morality like a weakness and conscience like a disability. The painful part is that sometimes doing the right thing does not even reward you immediately. Sometimes it isolates you. Sometimes it humiliates you publicly, while those who do wrong seem to move ahead effortlessly. There are people surviving on lies, building careers on betrayal, growing wealth through exploitation, and gaining influence through manipulation. Then there is you, trying to sleep peacefully at night while carrying the burden of principles in a society that often rewards performance more than character. That kind of life is emotionally exhausting. Because being principled means constantly fighting battles nobody sees. You fight the temptation to become like the people succeeding through corruption. You fight the pressure to normalize wrong because “everyone is doing it.” You fight loneliness because standing on values often means standing alone. And sometimes the biggest punishment for having morals is watching immoral people thrive without shame. But even then, there is something powerful about remaining clean in a dirty system. There is something dangerous about a person who cannot be bought, intimidated, or corrupted. Because principles may delay your success, but they protect your soul from becoming unrecognizable to yourself. A lot of people are rich but cannot sit alone with their conscience. A lot of people are connected but spiritually empty. A lot of people are celebrated publicly but haunted privately by the things they had to sacrifice to get there. Not every loss is a failure. Sometimes losing opportunities is the price of refusing to sell yourself. Sometimes struggling financially is the cost of refusing blood money. Sometimes isolation is what happens when you stop entertaining environments that require you to betray your humanity just to belong. And despite how painful it is, there is still dignity in being able to look at your own reflection without disgust. Because in the end, a person can survive poverty, delays, rejection, and struggle. What destroys many people is becoming successful at the cost of losing themselves completely.

There is no contract yet for the construction of the Rironi-Mau Summit highway because William Ruto wants an upfront bribe of Ksh17 billion delivered to him in cash - Gachagua

Goodnight guys, Au revoir! Must go must go

Pope. Pepo

$27 billion divide by 54 African countries is 0.5. This is NOT an investment. It’s another insult to Africa. In exchange for this unforgivable insult, the French will invade African countries, rape African women, plunder African resources and occupy millions of acres of African land for free. The Cheering House Negroes Must Fall.

To those dismissing odious debt as theory, history says otherwise. Mozambique challenged hidden loans in court. Ecuador audited and repudiated illegitimate debt. Iraq secured massive debt cancellation after Saddam. Cuba rejected colonial debt imposed without consent. South Africa resisted apartheid-era obligations tied to oppression. Odious debt is not fiction. It is a principle backed by precedent, law, and the sovereign right of people not to finance corruption, repression, and theft. Kenyans cannot be forced to repay debts they neither approved nor benefited from.

Let me shock you... Kenyatta Avenue was "carpeted and painted" in less than 24 hours because we have global visitors. 😆. It means KENHA and others can do their jobs but they are too lazy and corrupt. It means they can fix a road in days, and not years.

Anti–Africa Forward Summit protests erupted in Nairobi on Tuesday as activists attempted to march toward venues near Serena Hotel, Uhuru Highway and the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) before police moved in and dispersed the crowds.

" Ruto Must Go, Duale must go "- Demonstrations are ongoing in Mandera County following the presence of Jubaland forces, who allegedly killed six Mandera residents recently.

France has finished with West African countries and they now want Kenya. Drilling for oil in Turkana and Emmanuel Macron’s sudden visit to Kenya.