I am a fool, but I know that I am a fool, so that makes me smarter than you.
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Shaaban Robert ni my current read as well, haha.
Lakini nikona the newer editions (ya Mkuki na Nyota).
Kiswahili Kitukuzwe!
Keith Ang'ana retweeted
Mwenje argues that our politics is trapped in a dangerous cycle of "banking on benevolence" i.e hoping that if we just elect the right, virtuous, or empathetic individual, systemic problems will magically vanish. But as he points out, personal integrity and grand campaign promises can never substitute for real accountability.
When evaluating leaders, we shouldn't rely on personalities or blind loyalties; we have to interrogate their actual conduct, records, and governing strategies. Why do we keep buying into the savior narrative when history shows benevolence isn't a policy?
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Thanks to everyone who came to our festival last Saturday.
We had fun, and we hope you did too, learning about economics! 😂
Kazi safi
Statement on the Successful Hosting and Conclusion of the 2026 CAC African Road Cycling Championships: Turning Kisumu’s Sporting Excellence into Economic Opportunity. #TichTire
Nkt 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
In high school I attended almost all Mathematics contests. Kuna this serious fraud going on in National Schools. I remember I did one Mathelete Contest at Kenya High School.
Now, there was a serious conmanship among Schools such as Alliance, Mangu and Starehe. Worse was Kamusinga and Maranda. These schools that put on shorts.
During the contest you would be in a room with your fellow Form 2s. So some from Mangu, Maranda, Kamusinga, Alliance etc. There was something weird. All these in the room hakuna mwenye akona uniform mpya. If you would look at their zigwembe Bwana,you would conclude huyo si Form 2. Ni Form 4 ama Old boy.
When results came in, these schools would lead in everything. Kumbe they used to take Form 4s to contests and distribute them... The game was seriously rigged huko.
Keith Ang'ana retweeted
Socrates knew that he knew nothing. And so we are proud that there are 1,000 + of us who know that they know nothing, together on these twitter streets.
We are grateful to all our followers from Kenya and beyond who consume and interact with the information we put out. Despite starting the account this year, the engagement we have recieved online and offline has led our community to grow immensely.
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KBC can turn this to an income generation idea
Create a library/Archive system for researchers or student's interested in Kenyan History
I believe @AnganaKeith said Nation Media had a section where you can look for archival newspapers
Sijui kama wako na video clip's!
In Baba .@RailaOdinga's final days, I noticed a deep sense of nostalgia whenever he spoke about his father, Jaramogi. 3 months before his passing, he tasked me with retrieving archival video footage of his father from the @KBCChannel1 where I was serving on the Board of Directors
Niaje wadau,
Just a reminder that tomorrow (Sato the 24th), we'll be having a half-day @drunkenlectures festival (from 1pm - 7pm) at the Railways Museum, where we'll have lectures, exhibitions, panels and activities centered around Kenyan Economics.
Karibuni sana to the festival akiz.
Tickets go for ksh 1,500, and you can buy yours here:
chiketoo.com/events/82c6c855…
If you'd really like to attend, but hauna hii pesa yote, feel free to reach out to me, na ntakupanga tu.
