If you LIVE in a country where decisions by the EXECUTIVE, the JUDICIARY and PARLIAMENT are made BASED on what is CONVINIENT at the TIME and NOT what is RIGHT; then my friends you LIVE in a FAILED STATE. This is what UhuRuto have put KENYA THROUGH & RUTO CANNOT be the SOLUTION.

I am very worried about the independence of the @Kenyajudiciary . 10 Days to go.

Fake pesticides. Fake fertilisers. Fake alcoholic beverages, academic papers, hardware products, and clothes. And the list keeps growing, as government data show that counterfeit products are thriving in the open market and increasingly attacking public health, safety, and funds, while choking manufacturers and distributors. Read more: zurl.co/1ljrf

Kenya's True Baba wa Taifa.

I am Kenyan who used to be a resident of South Africa. It suddens me to watch what is happening in South Africa. The Xenophobic attacks on Africans is as a result of failed African leadership that prioritises looting and primitive wealth accumulation instead of serving their people. Independence in AFRICA was a long con that cannot be swept under the carpet any longer. The African people in their respective countries MUST TAKE A STEP back and interrogate the leadership we have had since independence. The Spirit of Pan Africanism is dying because economic sabboteurs are looting our nations and starching all the looted resources in the Western World. #StopKillingPanAfricanism

From February to April this year, David Maraga and the UGM Party Young Aspirants League travelled across 43 counties through the #UkatibaCaravan, listening to the voices, struggles, aspirations and ideas of wananchi across the country. On Tuesday, 16 June 2026, CJ Emeritus and UGM Presidential Flagbearer @dkmaraga will deliver his State of the Nation Address, sharing what Kenyans told him and proposing the way forward. Join us at Ufungamano House, Nairobi, and be part of this national conversation about the Kenya we have and the Kenya we must build together. #Maraga27 #UGMParty #Kumekucha

Ukweli Party elects new leadership.

Politics is about ideas, not violence. As a people, we must learn to appreciate that differences in political views are not the same as enmity. We can disagree passionately without becoming enemies. Let’s choose understanding, respect, and dialogue over division. #KoburaC042 #HappySabbath

Yesterday, I was elected as the party leader of @UkweliParty by our party members, who travelled from all over Kenya to take part in our National Delegates Conference in Nairobi. This victory is not about one individual. It is about all of us who believe Kenya deserves better. We now have the opportunity to build a party that listens, that includes, and that works for every Kenyan — regardless of where they come from, what they believe, or who they voted for in the past. The work begins now. We must build strong structures, nurture principled leadership, and restore faith in politics as a force for public service. Thank you to every delegate who participated in this democratic process. Thank you for your trust. Let’s build a party that works for all Kenyans. The journey to liberate our nation continues.

JUST IN: US meat traders have written to President Trump urging him to pressure Kenya into removing barriers and allowing more US meat imports. Their argument? Kenya benefits from AGOA while restricting access to its meat market. And watch this space: William Ruto's government will likely bow to that pressure. But here's the question: Does Kenya have a meat shortage? No. And even if we did, why should Kenya import meat from the US when livestock farmers in Tanzania, Uganda, Ethiopia, and across Africa can supply the region? AGOA was supposed to help Africa industrialize, not turn us into a dumping ground for products we already produce ourselves. Africa needs stronger rules that prioritize African producers first.

One clear sign that we are a country in decline is that the state and its corporate entities don't care to communicate any more. The other day saf mpesa was down, no communication was given. No customer care nothing. Today the KPLC token system is down, no comms or anything.

Watalipia hizi zote, I'm telling you guys. Kenyan MPs drive cars worth more than their lifetime salaries. At the expense of we the oppressed taxpayers money. Loot your last, ruling class. The revolutionary fire is lit we the people are coming for you. Tayarisheni Shing-Hoe,Your time is UP.

Tyrants use veiled messages.They rarely announce their intentions openly. They often rely on veiled messages,coded language and carefully crafted narratives to test public reaction,rally loyalists, and normalize ideas that would otherwise face resistance. What may appear as a casual political statement can sometimes be interpreted as an attempt to shape public expectations or shift the boundaries of acceptable discourse. In any democracy,citizens should remain vigilant whenever leaders or their allies float proposals that touch on constitutional limits,term extensions or the concentration of power. Such remarks deserve scrutiny, not because every statement signals authoritarian intent, but because democratic safeguards depend on an informed and questioning public. The ultimate defense against tyranny is not speculation but strong institutions, constitutionalism,civic engagement and a citizenry willing to hold leaders accountable regardless of their political affiliation. Democracy survives when people challenge power with facts,vigilance and the rule of law. Huyu amekuwa akitupima. #RutoMustGo

On Sunday KTN will be exposing how they’re hawking national IDs in preparation for tutam. Ruto will burn down this country.

THERE WAS A TIME IN KENYA WHERE: 1. Detention without trial was an undisputed injustice that we lived with; Kenyans pushed to end this. 2.Multiparty Democracy was just a pipe dream. Kenyans pushed until we ushered in multi party democracy. 3. A new Constitution was a mirage, Kenyans pushed on until a new constitution was promulgated. 4. Nullifying a Presidential elections was only possible in our imagination; Kenyans pushed and made history by nullifying Uhuru’s reelection. 5. The vice President of Kenya was considered a poisoned charlice for those who had ambitions to be President; Kenyans pushed to dimistify this notion. 6. Mass demonstrations never dared to touch public institutions, Kenyans pushed until they made their way to parliament. These are just but examples; so those saying that making a President to be a WANTAM President is not possible in Kenya underestimate the collective WILL, the CONSISTENCY, the DETERMINATION and the RESILIENCE of the Kenyan people to break limits. @WilliamsRuto knows this.

The number 7 is symbolic. If you recall correctly, there was a bill proposed by Aaron Cherargei seeking to extend the presidential term from 5 to 7 years. Therefore, this is not about the Kibera slums; rather, he is signaling his intention to extend the presidential term limit to 7 years.

On this, I appreciate and respect the Tanzanian President

This is what is happening in this country going by the Controller of Budget's report. -State House spent up to Ksh. 4.45B outside the budget -State House spent unauthorized Ksh.2.5B within 6 weeks -The government spent Ksh. 200B without any approval Just what we know.

"Detaining a patient for non-payment of a medical bill is unlawful, since a hospital bill is a contractual debt that must be enforced through legal processes and not by holding a patient," R.E Aburili J of the High Court at Milimani in Gicheru v The Nairobi Hospital & another;

I have heard Busia County leadership repeatedly claim that I have stopped development projects through court action. Today, I challenge them: produce the evidence. If indeed there are projects that were ready for implementation and were stopped solely because of my actions, then the funds allocated for those projects must still be available. Public money does not disappear simply because a project has been delayed. Let the County Government produce the bank statements, project accounts, and financial records. Let them show the people of Busia: "This was the project. This was the budget. Senator Omtatah stopped it. Here is the money that remains untouched." But if the money is no longer there, then the question is not what I stopped. The question is where the money went. I do not go to court to stop genuine development. I go to court to stop corruption, illegal procurement, abuse of public resources, and the grabbing of public land. Development and accountability are not enemies. In fact, accountability is what guarantees that development benefits the people. When we questioned the proposed use of ATC land, or the unprocedural relocation of Busia Polytechnic, we were defending public institutions. When we questioned procurement processes and double payments on IFMiS, we were demanding transparency. When we sought documents, Bills of Quantities, contracts, and approvals, we were carrying out constitutional oversight. The propaganda will not sell this time round to the people of Busia. Therefore, I challenge those making these allegations to publish the financial records of every project they claim was stopped. Let them show the project accounts. Let them show the balances. Let them show the procurement documents. Let them show the people where every shilling is. If they cannot do so, then they must stop using my name as an excuse for failures that belong to them. I haven't stopped the provision of medical supplies to hospitals, or bursaries and capitation. As they say, the proof of the pudding is in the eating. Accountability is not sabotage. Transparency is not hostility. Oversight is not opposition to development. The people of Busia deserve both development and accountability, and they should never be forced to choose between the two.