A New York Times (The New York Times) investigation says President Ruto’s family has hugely profited from the Gulf labour pipeline, with his wife and daughter major shareholders in the sector’s top insurer. Govt Spox Mwaura & the Solicitor General also hold stakes in labour-export firms.

Major cheat code for life: Be patient with yourself when you’re trying to become someone you’ve never been. You’ll feel lost, unsure, and tempted to quit. Don't. Change feels chaotic because your old self is fighting for survival. Expect it to be a battle. But also expect to win.

Never stop talking about slavery

Leo nilipatana na Dereva wa Tu Tam, alitaka kunishukisha. but we will never be sorry for being inconvenient. We are here for the uncomfortable conversations Poetry Fridays Matatu Civic Education

For those who'll miss the article: nytimes.com/2025/11/14/wor…

The comments here are crazy. Of course Christmas is not African. However, it's now something we observe and there's nothing wrong with coming up with an African interpretation of it.

Can Mr Francis Wahome, chairman of the Association of Skilled Migrant Agencies of Kenya, who compared Kenyan women to dogs in an interview with an American newspaper stand up for himself? Either we hold him accountable, or we Kenyans better confront the reality that we seem to

The citizens of New Singapore cannot even "Dwell in peace and liberty" because their emperor is selling them as slaves.😔

Women face more shame for consensual sex than men do for non-consensual sex

I find political trolling through gendered imagery ironic and tragic. To delegitimise a man, you strip him of masculinity. You don’t call him corrupt, incompetent or authoritarian. You call him … a woman. Very telling, isn’t it?

Seeing a President already campaigning for a second term while the commitments of the first term remain largely unaddressed reveals the dysfunction in our political culture. Sadly as a country we have normalized this. Until we demand results instead of rhetoric, politicians will

If service is beneath you, then leadership is beyond you. #VIP

This is the 2nd Black woman I’ve seen THIS WEEK who was in active labor in a hospital, was denied care, & had the baby <15 mins later. When we say the maternal mortality rates of Black women is 2-4 times higher than white women, this is why. Why make it about race? You tell me.

So tell us, Senator: Will SHA buy food? Will SHA pay rent, water, electricity, school fees? Will SHA absorb the cost of diapers, healthcare, and transport? Or is SHA just another unfunded promise packaged as moral advice? The truth is simple: SHA is the last thing anyone should

One of the most compelling citizen-driven public-interest initiatives in Kenya that I’ve come across. A transparent effort to audit food safety across our markets. 👏👏👏👏 this is how civic agency, data, and collective action can reinforce accountability.

Genuine leadership cares about the people and is not ego driven. If only more African leaders thought like this we’d be doing much better as a people!

Every time I read this text I am thinking about people who voted in Ruto to punish Uhuru & Now planning to vote Gachagua to punish Ruto. That’s why I do civic education. We need to stop voting against & vote for Vote great leaders & not better devils.

Now someone asks me, what is the solution to the Ksh 12T debt? It's very simple; Go after the illegal borrowers and the people who have stolen from this nation since independence Go after their foreign bank accounts where these money are hidden. Do you know what they did in

Black women are 3x more likely to die of pregnancy complications. This neglect is systemic racism

Mbeere North Parliamentary Seat By Election, MOH, Biomax Africa, Kenyatta National Hospital and a 430 Million Scandal 🧵 I was a bit curious so I went down a mini rabbit hole. If you read the EACC 2023/2024 Statement, on page 8 there's a matter on commissioning an oxygen plant