05_Tyberius 🇰🇪 @TimSukya

Nmepata😂😂. This video is legendary. This lady is goated!!

Kimuzi @Kimuzi_

4 days ago

Somebody send me that video ya , Tutaaaaaaaam, tutaaaaaam ya mamayako?? Ukiona mtu anasema Tutam Hana ata kinyasa...😂

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He forgot he is in broadbased government 🤣🤣

Hope we are taking notes. Put them where they belong. MCA wetu Hospital ward alipewa pesa alime barabara aeke murram akakula watu walingoja mvua inyeshe wakamwendea kwake alitembezwa kwa matope mguu chini for more than two hours polisi wakikuja wakafukuzwa next day alieka murram 😂😂😂😂😂 x.com/EastEndJoe/sta…

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Members of the public are being urged to help identify this man who is using a cash-switch trick in shops around Kutus Town. He allegedly comes to withdraw KSh 2,000 while already carrying another KSh 1,100 in his pocket. After receiving the KSh 2,000, he hides it then takes out the KSh 1,100 and pretends it is the money he has just been given tricking attendants into giving him an extra KSh 1,000. The incident has been reported to Kutus Police Station.

Meanwhile in Ol Kalou, wananchi aren't done with UDA just yet!

The state I believe is no longer just hiding its crimes; it’s framing innocent Kenyans for them.🚨 ​Yesterday, NTV unmasked rogue "police" terrorizing locals in Ol Kalou. One Prado was running plate KDW 600Q. Today, Vipingo confirmed that plate actually belongs to their Probox, not a Prado, and they’ve reported the theft. ​This is a sinister pattern. 3 weeks ago, I flagged a Subaru rolling with a Harrier’s plate based on NTSA data before we faced challenges. In my opinion government squads/goons are systematically cloning civilian registration plates for their dark operations. ​Think about the calculated malice here. If a state abduction or execution happens using your cloned plate, an angry mob or investigators track YOU down. What could happen to you? The regime could actively be turning ordinary citizens into collateral damage to shield their state-sponsored thugs. ​We are dealing with a rogue state willing to gamble with your life to stay anonymous. I thank the media for investigating . Spread this & let everyone be aware of what is happening.

Dear Ruto, Before you board your flight tomorrow to escape today’s shame, (pretty sure your team is already scouting on where you can go next..) I hope every single day reminds you that millions of Kenyans no longer want you leading this country. You can spend our taxes on incentives, patronage, and attempts to buy loyalty, but you’ll eventually learn what Bob Marley meant when he said, “Some people are so poor, all they have is money.” WANTAM!!

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A video has resurfaced of an OCS running to hide inside the KICC after teargassing wananchi. The Nairobi Senator followed him to ask why he was attacking innocent Kenyans.

Hawa Ndio unasema utawaibia Kura through using police?

Na bado, expect brilliant minds in 2027.

Buana who is this lady 😂💉💉.

🚨 BREAKING: The Finance Committee led by Kimani Kuria & other UDA MPs has officially rejected a crucial proposal by the Controller of Budget (CoB) to vet, track, and approve withdrawals from the new Sovereign Wealth Fund. Let this sink in. The CoB’s entire constitutional job is to make sure your tax money isn't misused before it leaves the account. Yet, MPs just voted to block her from having written authorization over these billions. Look at exactly what they said NO to: ❌ No Written Sign-offs: They rejected letting the CoB approve withdrawals. ❌ Bypassing the Main Account: They refused to route the revenue through the Consolidated Fund first. ❌ Avoiding Full PFM Act Oversight: They blocked the full application of standard public finance accountability laws. By bypassing Article 228 of the Constitution, this decision turns a national wealth fund into an unaccountable black box. If the intentions for these billions are pure and there’s nothing to hide, why lock out the COB? This is a terrifying precedent. What is the real motive behind locking out the nation's top financial watchdog? Note: This has not been passed by the full Parliament yet. This is the time to speak up strongly; we should push for the CoB to have a meaningful say so that this national fund doesn’t become an accountability black box.

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That time they arrested Lichuma from Mathare social justice, threw him on a lorry. High above them, he proceeded to give them a few truths on why Kenyans are protesting. Waliaibika mpaka akashuka.

ENOUGH IS ENOUGH Fellow Kenyans, Every generation is handed a cause. The Mau Mau generation fought colonial oppression. The democracy generation fought dictatorship and impunity. Our generation has been handed a different struggle: The fight against corruption, state capture, and the theft of our future. Today, Kenyans have learned that a reported USD 2.9 billion airport contract has been linked to Wicknell Chivayo, a charlatan and conman whose name has repeatedly appeared in procurement controversies, corruption investigations, tender scandals, and financial misconduct allegations across Southern Africa. Such as: 1. Election Tender Scandal Zimbabwe's Anti-Corruption Commission investigated procurement involving election materials supplied through South African company Ren-Form, where leaked documents allegedly showed extraordinary price inflation on equipment and services. The matter attracted anti-corruption investigations in both Zimbabwe and South Africa. Examples cited by investigators and media reports included: >>A server reportedly invoiced at approximately R23 million despite a much lower market value being alleged. >>Biometric voter registration kits allegedly increasing dramatically in price. >>Questions regarding the flow of funds from government contracts to companies associated with Chivayo. 2. South African Financial Intelligence Investigations A leaked South African Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC) report reportedly found that more than R800 million flowed from Ren-Form to business accounts associated with Chivayo after the Zimbabwean government paid the supplier. The report concluded that criminal activity could not be ruled out and recommended further investigation. Chivayo has denied wrongdoing. 3. The US$3.2 Billion Dossier In 2025, a leaked dossier alleged that more than US$3.2 billion had been diverted through corrupt contracting arrangements involving politically connected business figures, including Chivayo. The allegations generated calls for forensic audits and political scrutiny. These allegations remain contested and should be treated as allegations rather than established facts. 4. Long History of Procurement Controversies Mr. Chivayo is a charlatan, through and through. He has previously been associated with controversial public contracts, including Zimbabwe's Gwanda Solar Project, where significant public funds were advanced but the project became the subject of investigations, parliamentary scrutiny, and public controversy. 5. Access to Political Power Multiple reports have highlighted Chivayo's unusually close relationships with senior political figures across the region and his public display of that access. Critics argue that these political connections help explain how he repeatedly appears around major public contracts Please watch the attached video -in entirety. When you do - please ask @WilliamsRuto this question: What is the deal with you and thieves? Explain to Kenyans, your penchant for criminals and bottom feeders. But, this is not really about Wicknell Chivayo. It is about a pattern. First, we witnessed the attempted airport deal involving the Adani Group, another shadowy entity facing serious corruption allegations internationally. Kenyans stood up and stopped it. Second, we continue to see a government that repeatedly embraces and appoints individuals facing serious integrity questions, including some who have been investigated by our own @EACCKenya Third, we are seeing major public contracts increasingly associated with secrecy, direct negotiations, and limited competition instead of transparency and open tendering. Fourth, we have watched scandal after scandal unfold — SHA, Talanta Stadium, Bomas of Kenya, education funding fraud, healthcare fraud, and countless audit queries involving billions of shillings. Fifth, we have now reached the point where even citizenship itself appears to be losing its meaning, amid reports of Kenyan passports being issued to controversial foreign figures under questionable circumstances. Including this same charlatan, Mr. Chivayo. At what point do we stop calling this coincidence? At what point do we acknowledge that corruption is no longer an accident of government, but a governing culture? Fellow Kenyans, This is bigger than politics. This is bigger than tribes. This is bigger than William Ruto. This is about Kenya. Our only home. It is about whether our country will be governed by the rule of law or by the rule of connections. Whether public resources will serve citizens or politically connected insiders. Whether our children inherit a nation of opportunity or a nation captured by greed. I have a message for every Kenyan, including supporters of this government: Put politics aside for a moment. Ask yourself one question. If another president displayed this exact pattern — the same appointments, the same scandals, the same controversial contracts, the same disregard for public concern — would you defend it? If the answer is no, then your loyalty must be to Kenya, not to politicians. To the presidents supporters: Explain how in a country of 50 million people - highly qualified and ethical, the president appoints thief after thief to high office. The receipts are attached here. Explain how the president ended up in bed with the Adani Group - another shadowy entity known globally for corruption. And then explain how - the same contract that was awarded to the Adani Group - and which Kenyans were able to stop, and in connection to which WE ARE ON THE HOOK FOR BILLIONS IN PENALTIES, has now been awarded to yet another charlatan. Please tell us how unlucky this president is. Every single person he does business with is a criminal. Every last one of them. My fellow Kenyans, History is watching us. Future generations will ask: What did you do when corruption was consuming your country? Did you remain silent? Or did you stand up? The time has come for every Kenyan of goodwill to stand up. Stand up for accountability. Stand up for transparency. Stand up for competitive procurement. Stand up for the rule of law. Stand up for the future of our children. Let us make one thing clear to every politician, every broker, every corrupt contractor, and every beneficiary of state capture: Kenya is not for sale. Our future is not for sale. And we will not surrender our country to corruption. Enough is enough. Let us all resolve today that we will stop this corruption. Beginning with this corrupt deal. We can stop it. And we should. @NAssemblyKE @Senate_KE @MoGAbdi @FlavNasmbu @MigunaMiguna @OCCRP

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Any Kenyan can denounce this bill in church, on the street, on television. We’ve been doing that. It is only in Parliament elected MPs can speak out and enact tax relief or more tax pain! 187 of them were not present to do the job citizens employed them to do! Mbunge wako alikuwepo? #RejectFinanceBill

Sholla Ard 🇰🇪 @sholard_mancity

a month ago

BREAKING: 187 MPs skipped the Finance Bill 2026 vote. 122 voted YES. 40 voted NO. 187 were absent. Let that sink in. More than half of Parliament failed to show up for a vote that will affect taxes, prices, businesses, and millions of Kenyan households. Yet every month,

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⚠️In 2000, Mexican woman Inés Ramírez Pérez gave birth to a healthy baby boy by cutting open her own abdomen with a kitchen knife after enduring 12 hours of excruciating labor. She became the only woman in medical history to successfully perform a self-cesarean section. With no electricity, no running water, and the closest hospital 12 miles away, Inés felt she had no other choice. After losing her previous child to stillbirth, she was determined not to let it happen again. She drank strong liquor, sliced into her stomach, pulled out the baby, and cut the umbilical cord herself. Both mother and child survived with no serious complications leaving Inés with just a scar of honor from her incredible act

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