Adroit @_Rateng

What you think I am, n what you didn't think I am, I both am, ***Staunch Red Shamba la Mawe Drive Joined July 2016

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Adroit @_Rateng

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Adroit @_Rateng

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@Kvaati Tumbocrat

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Cyprian, Is Nyakundi @C_NyaKundiH

12 hours ago

Movie ikianza hivi alafu iandikwe somewhere in the border of Pakistan and Iraq, we jua hio movie itakua moto 😅

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Edwin Sifuna @edwinsifuna

12 hours ago

Bwana walisema huku Homabay ndio kuna shiny things kumbe ni ukora tu…dust is constant

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Mind of the Motherland @UncolonisedMind

2 days ago

Your biggest mistake is thinking these rulers are incompetent. Deliberate sabotage is not incompetence.

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The surge in insecurity that you are all seeing around the country is well-oiled, maintained, and by design. By the time we get to elections, these are the gangs and groups that will be converted to goons.

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BRAVIN YURI @BravinYuri

a year ago

I talked about how insecurity will rise and get worse even closer to the elections, and it is all by design. But many people don't pay attention. You do not know the people you have behind the wheels of this country.

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Willis Evans Otieno @otienowill

23 hours ago

The economics of this Housing Levy story deserves far more scrutiny. The government reportedly invested Sh46 billion of Housing Levy collections in Treasury Bills. Treasury Bills do not sit there for decoration. They earn interest. So let us do basic economics: If Sh46 billion of workers’ and employers’ money was invested to generate returns, the principal is not the only public resource that must be accounted for. The interest is public money too. Where is it? How much interest accrued? Was it reinvested? Was it transferred to the Affordable Housing Fund? Was it spent elsewhere? If it was spent, on what authority and for what purpose? This is where public finance gets interesting. Government should not be allowed to collect a compulsory levy, invest the idle balances, earn income from that money, and then only report the original amount as though the investment returns disappeared into thin air. Imagine giving your SACCO manager Sh1 million to hold for you. He invests it, earns Sh100,000 in interest, then returns to you and proudly announces: "Your Sh1 million has been used." Naturally, you would ask: What happened to the Sh100,000? That is the question Kenyans should be asking. The Housing Levy was deducted compulsorily from workers and matched by employers. Every shilling collected has an owner: the Kenyan public. Therefore, every return generated from those funds must be transparently recorded, disclosed and subjected to public accountability. This is not a small accounting footnote. Interest income is part of the economic value generated by public funds. Until the government provides a clear reconciliation of the Sh46 billion principal, the interest earned, where that interest was credited, and how it was eventually applied, the numbers remain incomplete. Public finance is not just about tracking the money you collect. It is also about tracking the money that money makes. Where did the interest go?

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BRAVIN YURI @BravinYuri

a year ago

If you think the rise in insecurity under this Kasongo regime is by accident, you need to revisit your political studies. And it will get even worse towards elections.

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Moe @moneyacademyKE

23 hours ago

Kenya has stopped investing Housing Levy funds in T-Bills as spending on affordable housing projects rises. The government had invested about Sh46 billion in T-Bills to earn interest. [The big question: Where did the interest go?]

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𝑾𝒊𝒍𝒔𝒐𝒏🎭 @wil_sonn1

2 days ago

“Raila alituwacha kwa sirkal”. Meanwhile Gladys wanga recruiting luo youths as goons while kalenjin boys are being recruited in KDF. Lanes aisee

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Moe @moneyacademyKE

2 days ago

Patients without SHA cover are reportedly being denied treatment at government hospitals, with even pregnant women being sent home. The push to enforce SHA should not deny Kenyans access to healthcare.

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Ayahuasca🏝️🍹 @Ayahuascababe

2 days ago

When Sifuna told his people in Western to 'kamua hio ng'ombe kabisa kabla tuichinje' they said 'hold my beer' 😂🤭 Kasongo atakapitia hii mwaka ya campaign.

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Jemedari @MrJemedari

2 days ago

Ningeambia Ruto atumie akili halafu nikakumbuka kuna watu huzaliwa bila viungo na sio vizuri kutukana mlemavu.

Lightcast TV Kenya @Lightcasttvke

3 days ago

"UHURU NIHESHIMU, wacha nikuonyeshe vile kazi inafanywa." ~ President Ruto

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SokoAnalyst @SokoAnalyst

2 days ago

Dear Kenyans, learn from the people of Zambia when we get to vote in 2027.

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Steve @steve_murathi

2 days ago

Zambian president Hakainde Hichilema has lost the race to Brian Mundubile. Wantam is global.

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...jakaBABA. @karoba_john

3 days ago

Bwana Ruto 2027 is not 2022... hata unyeshewe ubebwe na floods tukuokote ruai, wewe bado ni WANTAM!!! Raundi hii ni mbaya!

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Adroit @_Rateng

3 days ago

@setanindeta Hii mayo lazima we be counted, itakua ya kusend ujumbe

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Adroit @_Rateng

3 days ago

Linda Mwananchi si wako na White n Blue , kaendee sana 💉💉

Moe @moneyacademyKE

3 days ago

IEBC has announced the ballot paper colours for the 2027 General Election. Presidential – White National Assembly – Green Senator – Yellow Governor – Light Blue Woman Representative – Purple MCA – Beige

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Eric @EricyWaren

3 days ago

H.E Edwin Sifuna said housing is not Kenya’s biggest problem, the real problem is income. They called him “hana akili.” Then Prof. Hiroyuki Hino, the Japanese economist invited to address UDA/ODM delegates at the Vision 2060 event at KICC, made essentially the same point: Kenya’s fundamental challenge is raising incomes and productivity. Maybe Sifuna wasn’t the one who lacked understanding. Maybe we simply weren’t ready to hear the truth. #Sifuna4President #SifunaInHomabay #Lindamwananchi