Kibaki turned our economy into a TukTuk, bodaboda and retail economy. He left behind collapsing industrial towns, killed the sugar industry in Western Kenya, under-performing irragtions scheme during his time and hardly modernised or built critical economic infrastructure.
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Some Gen Z's are copy-pasting revolutions from Europe without understanding the issues, context, or consequences. They risk becoming expendable pawns in an anarchist’s political chess game. Imported outrage is not intellectual independence & mob action is not leadership. Think before you march; your life is not a political experiment.
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Asking for clean, paved roads is not elitism.
Asking for controlled and planned development policies is not elitism.
Asking for road safety is not elitism.
Asking to save trees is not elitism.
Asking for limited billboards is not elitism.
Asking for order is NOT elitism.
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Kenyan leaders hukuwa obsessed na power juu this guy is talking about 2027 politics, yet we are dealing with pressing issues like fuel prices. Act now, and the people will see the potential in you. I treat this as greed and a lack of opportunity.
Look at the replies...you will realise Kenyans are not well educated. Just pure emotions and naivety-thinking they are baited with paragraphs.
Sifuna says the housing levy goes with Ruto. Applause. Now answer this: about 280,000 houses are under construction, on contracts worth roughly Sh731 billion. When the levy dies, who pays the contractors? Do we get our money back? From which account? Or do we just admire the half-built walls we paid for?
And before you promise houses without a levy, remember Uhuru promised 500,000 homes by 2022. His own Housing PS admitted fewer than 9,000 were delivered. Under 2%. He even tried a housing deduction in 2018, and the courts blocked it. So now that Uhuru is cheering on your side, show us the miracle. How do you build what Uhuru couldn't, without the levy Ruto couldn't build without?
SHA goes too. Goes where? Scrap it, fix it, or back to NHIF, which was treating ghost patients long before SHA learnt the trick? What replaces the 2.75%? Who covers the millions who have never seen a payslip like yours?
PAYE: cut for whom? Senators? And where does the money come from, when debt swallows a huge chunk of every tax shilling before a single road is built?
"We are cutting the fat." How, Senator? Look at your stage. Some of the faces beside you sat in the very governments that ran up this bill. Kenyans have watched that class eat this country dry for decades. How do you fight corruption with the old diners at your table?
Simple maths: scrap the levies, cut taxes, leave the thieves' taps running, and the money runs out. Then there are two doors: new taxes or new loans. William Ruto walked through both. That is how we got here.
So yes, Senator, we heard what you will remove.
Now tell us what you will build, and who you will arrest first.
We participate to win. You can keep the participating certificates.
Kenya has never qualified for the World Cup. Nigeria has been there 6 times. 🇳🇬
#NigeriavsKenya
Kikuyu leadership will not be happening Tony. Kikuyus have marginalised the rest of Kenya, you failed to build the country while killing every remaining industry outside Kiambu & Nairobi. Your leadership has been turning Nairobi into a chaotic city since your culture lacks ORDER!
Rigathi Gachagua supporters wacha niseme mapema DCP TV & anybody pushing Riggy G to be our flagbearer, youre mistaken. The best thing for Mt. Kenya is to support GENERATIONAL TAKEOVER with Edwin Sifuna as President & Kikuyu Community taking both Running mate & Nairobi Governor. TG
@_DCPTV @rigathi @skmusyoka @edwinsifuna @HManyora @GeorgeNatembeya @KANUParty_ke @MoiGideon
Sifuna should put publicly the records of how much until today his campaign gofund has raised and how it has been used. It's part of him demonstrating honesty and transparency as a leader.
@edwinsifuna
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True, he is very clear our current new constitution mandates public participation hence bettering the chance of building a good vision 2060 than 2030 that public didn't understand. Wamunyoro fans distorting it to to look like he was asking for a change of constitution.
Larry is telling you all that we need him more than he needs us...and he is right.
Kenyans aren't after your head or trying to cancel you. They are morally calling you out, and they are entitled to.
They hold you to a certain moral standard, not because you're a CNN correspondent, but because of the positions you took and the standards you helped set in 2024 and beyond.
You can be a friend to the groom and attend his pre-wedding. That's your right. But being his friend doesn't place you beyond scrutiny, nor does being a CNN correspondent exempt you from your civic responsibility as a Kenyan.
The question isn't whether you attended. It's what your presence means against the moral positions you previously took.
A title can define your profession; it cannot recuse you from the moral consequences of your public record.
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Politics 101
The average Kenyan will talk about visiting State House and shaking the President’s hand for years.
The President understands that better than most politicians.
That’s why you keep seeing everyone from grassroots leaders to private security guards being invited.
Every meeting creates dozens of goodwill ambassadors who go back to their communities with a story to tell and a personal connection to the office.
