" How many of these politicians have you arrested"- Hussein Khalid calls out Murkomen for allowing Political gangs to thrive!

This is a clearer photo of him. Any info regarding him will really help.

Palestine is the most well-documented genocide in history, yet the most denied.

The most expensive mistake in Kenyan construction isn't poor materials. It's poor sequencing. Pouring a foundation before verifying soil capacity. Framing walls before confirming the window openings. Painting before the plumbing is tested. Sequencing saves money. Chaos costs triple.

“Michelle Obama is a man” shouted on the White House lawn in a ring sponsored by Bud Light only available on Larry Ellison’s Paramount Plus. What a way to celebrate America 250 and the twilight of liberal democracy.

How supplementary budgets rewrite Kenya's spending plans. via @StandardKenya

BREAKING: Stanford University graduates staged a walkout during Google CEO Sundar Pichai’s keynote address at commencement Sunday. The walkout was organized by Students for Justice in Palestine and No Tech for Apartheid as a protest against Google’s contracts with the IDF, Dept. of Homeland Security, and ICE.

We are making lower lows

A vacuum exhauster truck was filmed pouring collected sewage waste into River Mitheu in Machakos County!

Pakistan's PM Shehbaz Sharif says a ceasefire between the US and Iran is now in effect, with an official signing ceremony scheduled for June 19 in Switzerland. 🔴 Follow our LIVE coverage: aje.news/bj9ris

This is the fucker who has my niece. Anyone who has info kindly help

This no 2 checkdam along Kakiya Drift has only been desilted once since it was constructed in 2015 despite that activity being budgeted for in the flood mitigation plan. Narok County Gov Disaster Responce Department (whose idea I created) probably doesn't know about this

BREAKING: KTN has aired a major investigation alleging Kenyan IDs are being sold to people in Somalia for as little as KSh 15,000. We share some of the revelations. Look at the images below. The 2nd image shows Hassan Mohamed Nur's Somali identification documents. According to those records, he was born in Mogadishu on 14 December 1985. The third image is a copy of a Kenyan ID featured in the KTN investigation. Key details have been blurred. According to that Kenyan document, the holder was born in Tarbaj on 1 July 1985. Same person. Different birthplace. Different date of birth. If this were simply a case of lawful naturalization, why would the date of birth be different? The investigation further alleges that the individual now holds a Kenyan passport. And it doesn't end there; residents from Somalia and Ethiopia are being sold IDs. And it's scary. I am sharing more examples shortly. Follow me here- sholla ard

#Kenya new government same sh*t - Kenya Forest Service engages communities to restore Chepalungu Forest... At the same time institutions who are meant to guard Kenya's protected spaces @KWSKenya, @KeForestService, Ruto government are destroying them in the name of development

Kenya Pipeline Co. is facing a US$84,117,441 (Kes 10.89 billion) suit from Zakhem International Construction.

Ngong Forest is under attack. Oloolua Forest is under attack. Nairobi National Park Forest is under attack. Karura Forest is being raped. Now Imenti Forest is being defiled, and it all began in 2022.

This happened yesterday in Nakuru, opposite Shinners Boys

Someone has been doing a very good job of trying to kill this story in the local media. Barely reported. As reported, the vehicle, KCQ 222X, belongs to Dawamu School, owned by Phillip Waithaka and his wife Claudia Waithaka. Their son, Kinuthia Waithaka was driving. Allegedly they came to the accident scene and took their child, left the rest. They allegedly have tried to say that a 34 year old relative was driving but witnesses from that night have refuted that claim. Full story here: kenyanbulletin.com/death-of-…

Dear Nairobi voters, take your time, but please vote wisely. This is purely my personal observation and interpretation of Nairobi politics over the years. I have said before that my biggest fear is that come 2027, we may once again find ourselves making the same mistake while believing we are making a different choice. If you study Nairobi since the inception of devolution, one thing becomes apparent, the capital has almost always found a way of being shared between different centres of power. Whether people like hearing it or not, there has often been a delicate balance between those in government and those in opposition. The names change, the slogans change, the colours change, but the underlying arrangements rarely seem to change as much as people imagine. When I watch Denzel’s body language, I get the impression of someone who understands exactly where things are headed. It almost feels as though his role has largely been fulfilled and that attention is already shifting towards the next chapter. If everything goes according to plan, I would not be surprised to see him elevated elsewhere while a familiar and predictable succession unfolds. What I find particularly interesting is that there does not seem to be the kind of ruthless battle one would expect between Denzel and the man who appears to be his biggest opponent and, in my view, the most likely successor. For a city and economy of Nairobi’s magnitude, everything seems unusually calm, almost as if the outcome is already broadly understood by those who matter most. Nairobi is not just another county. Its economy rivals that of some neighbouring countries. Ask yourself why the battle for the city’s top seat often appears less intense than one would expect for such an important prize. Perhaps there is more happening behind the scenes than the public is allowed to see. My suspicion is that today’s fiercest political rivals may very well be tomorrow’s partners. In fact, I would not be surprised if the current governor and his presumed successor already have a far better working relationship than many people imagine. Time may reveal that what appeared to be competition was simply part of a much larger political arrangement. Another observation is that it increasingly feels as though the boss himself has quietly accepted where Nairobi is headed and may even be indirectly helping to elevate the new kid on the block. Most people will probably disagree today, but I suspect many will be surprised by how smoothly the transition unfolds if events continue on their current trajectory. The cycle keeps moving. One player exits centre stage, another takes over, and the outgoing player is often reassigned to a new role elsewhere should the political stars align. The faces change, the offices change, but the script often feels remarkably familiar. People need to understand the politics of the capital. Nairobi has a way of producing combinations that look different on paper but feel remarkably familiar in practice. You may think you are getting something entirely new, only to realise you have received a blend of what came before, wrapped in new packaging and accompanied by plenty of paperwork. Mark this post. It is only my personal view, and I could be completely wrong. Time, as always, will be the final judge. It is what it is. #ReclaimNairobi

On Monday, police shot four unarmed students from Multimedia University inside their campus. The officers involved are reportedly from a special unit linked to abductions and extrajudicial killings. The incident was captured on camera, and a journalist who covered the story has already received veiled threats to stop exposing them or risk being harmed. That same day in Laikipia, police shot and killed two people during protests against the construction of an anti-Ebola facility. One of the victims was 16-year-old Sylvester Ndung’u, a Form Three student. On Friday, suspected government-hired goons stormed a budget dialogue forum at All Saints Cathedral in Nairobi, attacking participants and robbing some of them. On Saturday in Kakamega, government goons attacked a school bus carrying children returning from a music festival, injuring several pupils. Mr Violence Ruto is brutalizing our children and attacking the soul of the nation. This must stop. We must unite now to demand an immediate end to the killings. Na sio tafadhali! #RutoStopKillingUs #HakiSASA #JusticeNOW