Geoffrey CeeLoh Mariga @Ceeloh

Mlisalimia huyu heheheh

Rob Finnerty @RobFinnertyUSA

2 weeks ago

I want to offer an apology to the people of Nairobi, Kenya. The passion you have your city and homeland is amazing… We all make mistakes. I misspoke, and I am sorry to anyone I have offended.🙌

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I want to offer an apology to the people of Nairobi, Kenya. The passion you have your city and homeland is amazing… We all make mistakes. I misspoke, and I am sorry to anyone I have offended.🙌

Asante @SifaFm team for creating space for a thoughtful conversation on the future of our country. These conversations matter. They allow us to reflect on the challenges facing our nation and, more importantly, the solutions that will move Kenya forward.

Kenya is at a defining moment. The choices we make today will shape the nation we hand to the next generation. Join me tomorrow at 8am on @SifaFM Changamka Breakfast with @ObimboLion as we discuss the road to 2027, the leadership Kenya deserves, and the reforms needed to restore hope, justice, and opportunity for all.

Today’s goal-setting training with out-of-school youths led by @Ceeloh was powerful and honest. Young people were challenged to believe in themselves, set clear goals, and see possibilities beyond their current situation. Small steps can still change lives. 💙

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just ideals, but daily choices. It is in these moments that you realize press freedom is not abstract; it is lived, protected, and sometimes contested. A free press remains the backbone of any just and informed society. It gives a voice to the unheard, holds power accountable,

Today, on #WorldPressFreedomDay, I pause to reflect not just on the importance of a free press but on the personal journey of standing up for it I have had the privilege of being part of a fight for freedom where truth, integrity, and the courage to speak out were not just ideas

The day I will never forget youtu.be/LN1XmrL1RQA?si…

@BarackObama @MichelleObama Jakogelo, goyo ti nyiso....Happy Valentine to u and our inlaw

Hello am not from Russia, I speak a lot of English, how old r u, I don't like how you look, I don't want to see you , don't come with me. If we r to do contact tracing like during the Corona pandemic then you would know that this Russian man wave is not going to be a joke

It's starts local... getting access to some MCA and MP's need some facilitation fee

Donald B Kipkorir @DonaldBKipkorir

9 months ago

A very close friend of mine called yesterday that she had investors from Europe who wanted to pay a courtesy call on a Cabinet Minister. She called a friend of the Minister who demanded money to facilitate the meeting! I pray & hope that seeing a public official at all levels is

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@ShockValueXX @SprinterPress What if u realized that maybe that camera cover has some electrical functions

MUNYUA MAKES HISTORY! 🇰🇪 INCREDIBLE! David Munyua produces one of the biggest shocks in World Championship history to dump out Mike De Decker! What a moment for Kenyan darts! #WCDarts | R1

RIP Betty Bayo

Daddy Owen @daddyowenmusic

12 months ago

RIP to one of our own, Betty Bayo. 💔 A true vessel of God whose voice & ministry touched countless lives. Her passion for the Gospel will never be forgotten. To her family, friends, & the entire Gospel fraternity, may God comfort & strengthen you.🕊️

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Welcome to the Biggest Gospel Reggae Concert... #YouAreLoved on the 16th November 2025 Venue : Aghakan Walk, Nairobi Cinema Time : Gates Open at 11am @TuneDemBand @MarkChristafari

Raila Odinga was a true champion of democracy. A child of independence, he endured decades of struggle and sacrifice for the broader cause of freedom and self-governance in Kenya. Time and again, I personally saw him put the interests of his country ahead of his own ambitions. Like few other leaders anywhere, he was willing to choose the path of peaceful reconciliation without compromising his core values. Through his life, Raila Odinga set an example not just for Kenyans, but across Africa and around the world. I know he will be missed. Michelle and I send our deepest condolences to his family and to the people of Kenya.

Certified Trustee I am deeply grateful to God, & colleagues for their support as I successfully completed the TDPK at the College of Insurance. I am humbled to have received my Trustee Certification, with Distinction,from none other than Dr. Ben Kajwang, CEO-College of Insurance

Mozambique once refused to pay its debts and yet it still exists today. Why? Because debt acquired without the consent of the people, for purposes that do not serve the people, is odious. It is not a national obligation but a private liability of those who contracted it. Kenya today sits on KSh 2.3 trillion in questionable debt, which is more than half of our budget. These loans were never meant to build schools, hospitals, or industries. They were meant to enrich a few individuals. That makes them illegitimate, and illegitimate debts are not binding on the people. Ecuador (2008) declared parts of its debt illegitimate after a citizen-led audit, saving the country billions and forcing creditors to take losses. Iraq (2003) had Saddam Hussein’s debts written off as odious, because they were used to finance repression and war, not development. South Africa (post-apartheid) refused to pay all of the apartheid-era debt, arguing it was incurred to sustain racial oppression. Argentina (2001) defaulted on $100 billion, the largest sovereign default in history, and still restructured its economy and markets. Economically, continuing to service odious debt is irrational. It crowds out development, diverts scarce tax revenue into foreign accounts, and condemns future generations to slavery for loans they never consented to. As economists say: You cannot squeeze growth out of a society by taxing it to death for the sins of its rulers. Kenya has three rational choices: Reschedule debt to free fiscal space. Default strategically (Debt Distress Exchange) to force restructuring. Declare odious debt and pay only what Parliament lawfully approved and hold accountable those who pocketed the rest. The third option is not just economics but also justice. Those who borrowed in our name without our consent must be made to repay. The people of Kenya did not eat this money. We will not pay it.

This evening I have met my boss and my friend President William Ruto. The President has graciously accepted my decision to resign from government. I thank President Ruto for having given me an opportunity to serve as Cabinet Secretary for Investments, Trade and Industry for 11 months, Public Service, Delivery and Performance Management for 9 months and Senior Evomomic Advisor for the last 10 months. As I move on to pursue personal interests I am proud of the work the President and I did to implement the Bottom Up Economic Transformation Agenda which I designed together with the President as our 2022 Electoral Platform. Long Live Kenya

😔😔 very deep

Henix Obuchunju @Obuchunju

a year ago

A 4-year investigation by Africa Uncensored has uncovered allegations of grooming by Peter Ayiro (below), a longtime teacher at Alliance Girls High School. The report details how Ayiro allegedly exploited his spiritual authority and school privileges to blur boundaries with

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