Theemac @itheemac

Community health. Photography enthusiast. Memories of our future. theemac.com Kilgoris, Kenya Joined December 2024

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Theemac @itheemac

7 minutes ago

@GNM_254 Sharp boy kitu 😂😂

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Theemac @itheemac

8 minutes ago

@GNM_254 Haha😂😂

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254 Nurse🇰🇪 @GNM_254

16 minutes ago

A short man is not a boy 😂 Weka kitu sharp boy . Ama unitumie kondoo Moja

Theemac @itheemac

2 hours ago

Well vaccinated, well cared and well trained.

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Dr Andrew Suleh MD @andrewsuleh

6 hours ago

One good thing about life,it goes on

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Cyprian, Is Nyakundi @C_NyaKundiH

4 hours ago

When the Hosni Mubarak regime was on its last days in Egypt, one of the clearest signs of weakness was how badly it handled criticism and how quickly government communication turned into endless denials, counterattacks and attempts to answer every uncomfortable story. The state stopped controlling the national conversation and started chasing it. That is the danger I see with the Ruto government today, where almost every strong accusation is followed by a hurried response from MPs, government bloggers, senior officials or political allies who appear more interested in answering critics than telling Kenyans what the government itself is doing. That kind of communication makes a government look nervous, because instead of choosing what the country should be discussing, you allow other people to choose the topic and then spend the rest of the day defending yourself. A serious government should not wake up every morning waiting to hear what an opponent has said before deciding what its communication teams will talk about, because that means the people attacking you are already controlling your day. When every criticism requires an emergency rebuttal, every accusation gets a press conference and every political attack sends MPs running before cameras, the public starts seeing a government that is rattled rather than one that is firmly in charge. The lesson from regimes that reached this stage is simple, once communication becomes permanently defensive, adding more spokespeople, bloggers and MPs rarely fixes the problem, because the weakness is no longer the number of people speaking. The problem is that the government has stopped setting the agenda, lost the people and is very UNPOPULAR.

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Ole sieur🇰🇪 @ole_sieur

2 hours ago

Pain tena jersey ni ya Manchester United

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Dr. Rutto Kiprono @Arap_Turitik

4 hours ago

City of Champions

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Mad Titan @__MadRojas

4 hours ago

Mkiona nimeanza kuongea less mjue tuh nimepata hio kazi, but otherwise I will update ikienda fiti. I will still be tweeting for passion though, maybe less but nitaweka when I can.

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𝐉!𝐌𝐌𝐘 🔰 @kafangi

9 hours ago

On average this government steal from the people of Kenya Ksh 125m per hour. ~Rigathi Gachagua

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Ombiros @Mataya_Kev

a hour ago

One thing with betrayal is that friends are always involved

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🐉🏍️ @Kamau266

4 hours ago

Kirinyagas and merus wanakuanga the most vulgar language people.

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Juja_Finnest💥 @JUJA_KOT

3 hours ago

Ni mimi tuu sijaweka Hio username ya WhatsApp ama tuko wengi ?

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Sen. Ledama Olekina @ledamalekina

3 hours ago

The principle is clear: he who alleges must prove. Where Rigathi Gachagua has made serious allegations, the burden rests on him to produce the evidence. Failure to do so means he must be called to account.

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Ignatius @ignyharaz2

6 hours ago

Afternoon views

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Naomi Waithira @Naomikibandi

a hour ago

Elvis Opiyo, the suspect in the acid attack on SDA singer Clare, has reportedly di@d He was out on bail at his Umoja, Nairobi home. Clare suffered severe burns and eye damage in the alleged attack. Elvis Opiyo fell into depression. He was a husband and father of 2 kids.

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Dr.kelvin 🇬🇧 🇰🇪 @BecomingKm

3 hours ago

There is a condition in embryology called anencephaly....as in congenital lack of a brain. A perfect example is this.

Naomi Waithira @Naomikibandi

7 hours ago

Kenyans Are Drinking More Sodas Because They Have More Money,that tells you I have been working and I should be celebrated -CS Mbadi

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21 🥭 @wannaBeMase

3 hours ago

maisha mbaya sana, nimejipata dingy places

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Kimuzi @Kimuzi_

a hour ago

We all want Ruto out. Genuine Kenyans want Ruto out. Miscreants like Gachagua ndo wanatuharibia this fight. Man's been bitter Sifuna ata amechukua limelight yake. Do you know why he is holding nonsensical pressers? Because Sifuna ndo light saizi.