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Replying to @makaumutua
Professor, calling Sifuna a man who has achieved nothing is like calling a fisherman jobless while eating his fish. Professor, kindly reboot your memory. π π
Aside from Sifunaβs Senate Sterling performance, he wrote the NODCO report that indirectly employed you to manage compensation funds.
Sifuna has shown where he stands. The problem is that nobody knows where you stand because every time money changes direction, you also change direction.
You told us you'd never work under Ruto. We believed you. Unfortunately, your stomach held a different press conference. π€£
Some people, like Sifuna, follow principles. Others like you follow payrolls
@edwinsifuna @LindaMwananchi_
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On the morning of June 25, 2024, Eric's pregnant girlfriend begs him not to leave the house.
She fears he may never return.
But Eric has a child on the way, and he doesn't want that child to inherit the same problems Kenyans have complained about for years.
He leaves anyway
Author Sakwah Ongoma retweeted
One second, his heart is pounding.
The next, there is silence.
Not even his own heartbeat.
This is the saddest story in the book.
It gives a clear picture of what protesters went through on June 25, 2024.
The Gates of Parliament
The Devil Was One of Us.
Author Sakwah Ongoma retweeted
Activists Announce March to State House in Fresh Protests
read.kenyans.co.ke/K60X3
Author Sakwah Ongoma retweeted
It's either the courts nulify this or we go back to the streets, mambo ni mawili, they're playing very dirty games with our future. The same MPs who passed the Finance bill know they don't stand a chance to be reelected in a free and fair election, they won't gamble with us banah
Author Sakwah Ongoma retweeted
This election will be livestreamed, and we intend to have our own live coverage at every polling station. We will also establish an independent parallel tallying centre to track the results. Transparency and accountability are non-negotiable.
Author Sakwah Ongoma retweeted
I need you guys to understand that we should protect the live streaming of elections with our lives, because our lives LITERALLY depend on it.
Author Sakwah Ongoma retweeted
Do we really want Kasongo to go?
The bill passed by Parliament seeking to bar the media from livestreaming election results must be overturned!
We cannot let this slide. What they are doing is creating a situation where IEBC officials could show up with results that cannot be independently verified or accounted for.
How will the 2027 election be free, fair, and verifiable if they seek to undermine media freedom in the process?
Comrades, we must not allow this to happen. Never, ever!
Author Sakwah Ongoma retweeted
If the police could've taken his word, maybe Kenyans wouldn't have died that day.
Replying to @Itswambuaa
There is that video akisema hii bunge ni yao, hii bunge ni ya mwananchi. He will forever be a Shujaa.























