Quickmart economist Ndindi Nyoro should tell Kenyans why he has shares at Sidian bank and Lornho Africa towers both owned by Ruto and how come he is always investing in struggling companies right before they start raking in billions? Does he have insider info?

If we stretch police, we win Occupy MCAs offices Occupy CDF offices Occupy MPs private residence Occupy MPs business Occupy politicians known residence, business and office we stretch police we outnumber them we accomplish the task gathering makes them easy to control us at CBDs

I have been trying to keep my calm as the injector of anger but this dose of anger could not wait till morning. So I Dismas, the Good thief who was crucified alongside Jesus Christ, deliver this dose unceremoniously to you. 67 of Kenya's 141 registered pesticide ingredients are

My boda delivery guy today came doning a Tutam hat, asked him why, told me walipewa na mia mbili na aoni ubaya, told him this is the last delivery he will ever make kwangu, whole neighborhood has blacklisted him on errands that's 2k aday. Choices must have consequences onwards.

Mimi naye nikipata Mumias Sugar kwa supermarket siwezi ichukua because I know Mumias Sugar halted operations. Hiyo huwa imported sugar that has been repackaged and sold as Mumias Sugar. I know ata Kabras Sugar siku hizi iko repackaged. Sugar cartels are something else.

Always remember, anyone leaving a well paying career to join politics is doing that simply to steal from your taxes

Ile barabara ya Elwak ya Ruto stalled.

Yoh these cases are getting worse.

Great grandparents is too far. Many Kenyans can't remember what happened before the last election cycle. The bot army has been harassing me by falsely accusing me of not saying things I said 4 years ago. It's not colonialism. It's a current ongoing war on memory.

Reuben Kigame, PhD Reuben, what looks like lunacy to the citizen is perfect math to the cartels. 1. Changamwe: They killed the refinery to force Kenya into 100% reliance on imported processed fuel. You can't run a multi-billion G-to-G import cartel if the country refines its own crude. They killed

I hate how githeri media always platforms paid audiences. Where 5 or 10 paid Kenyans are gathered, you'll find them in the news in the evening. Yet hundreds of thousands of Kenyans can complain of Kenyan healthcare with no mention of it from the same media house. Same day events

For you to understand how dangerous the Githunguri affordable housing story is, many residents of Githunguri are afraid of discussing the story completely when you bring it up. Thats how much fear has been striked into the people. Goons ndio wanalinda the public land.

This one in Eldoret is a 2007/08 PEV landmark, it belongs to an Engineer and he promised not to demolish or sell the land to remind people how bad post election violence is.. it reminds him how his own neighbours were willing to kill him for elections result that he wasn't even a

You are gaslighting a country that is staring at its own WhatsApp groups. The 'Harambee' hasn't ended; it has exploded. Data shows over 80% of sick Kenyans are paying out of pocket right now. Just this week, Catholic and faith-based hospitals (CHAK) warned they are drowning in

And a role in undermining the economy and social services. NGOs destroyed the professions, distorted the cost of living and the job market, and in the universities, they reduced the arts and humanities from their philosophical complexity to simplistic pursuit of agendas of

Africa's problems start at the questions, not at the answers. If we don't challenge the questions, whoever asks the simplistic questions will continue to control us by making us continuously provide bad answers.

Aoko, we see the Psy-Op. Setting an impossible condition- that the Hustler shouldn't protest unless politicians' kids are on the frontline- isn't protecting the Hustler; it’s a Broad-Based tactic to paralyze the streets. You know the elite will never risk their kids, so tying

Safaricom is framing this update as a favor to our security, but Lets audit; 1. Forcing us to set Safaricom as the 'primary data line' isn't security; it’s an anti-competitive trap to choke cheaper data rivals like Airtel and Faiba. 2. Forcing us off Wi-Fi onto cellular data

Janam Janam, you are promoting the systems' favorite psychological trap: the idea that because the state punishes the uncompromised, the only logical choice is to sell out. The system intentionally isolates and smears organic leaders to make co-optation look like the only survival