The campaign is very stable right now actually. These are issues that we dealt with last year, and we've learnt greatly from them. We have structures in place now, are very careful with who we admit into the campaign and have very publicly made significant strides since then

In other News, we have a press briefing in Nanyuki tomorrow to remind Duale that, indeed, sovereign power belongs to the people, and if any power held constitutionally is held in trust. We shall not have an Ebola facility in our town!

Khaldoon Al Mubarak on #ManCity: “We're far from peaked. This is a Club designed, built to win. We're used to [being successful], because it’s in our DNA. I look at where the Club was in 2008, then at every part of these last 18 years. “Roberto Mancini brought that first Premier League title, we'll never forget those moments. A great period, [after] a first FA Cup win in many, many years. Then Manuel [Pellegrini] came, [the] same, another Premier League title and more success. “Then Pep [Guardiola] came in, and it was getting that mindset, DNA of a winning club. Now, this Club is the way we all know it now. What Pep has given us has taken us to the next level, and I think we’re so thankful for what he’s helped build. "Winning is hard, it’s not easy, a lot of hard work by a collective. Look over these 18 years how many different generations of teams we've collectively put together, each one special. From that first group of the [Sergio] Agueros, Yaya Toures, the [David] Silvas, the next group of Kevin De Bruynes, Ilkay Gundogans, Bernardos [Silva], to this group of Erling Haalands, [Rayan] Cherkis, [Phil] Fodens, [Abdukodir] Khusanovs. “We continue and, in every aspect, it’s different because it’s different players but the success will come because I think we do a very good job in maintaining a winning mindset. Hence, when you look at our records in English football over these last 18 years, @ManCity is the most successful Club in this country. I think top down, [from] Sheikh Mansour, myself, Ferran [Soriano], the whole organisation, we have a team. A winning team. “That team will continue, there will be players, coaches, executives, that’s part of life, but we will keep going and we will continue to deliver..." [via @ManCity]

For the record, in both Uganda and DRC (Ebola hotspots) WHO has listed 321 confirmed cases. Aden Duale has already decided (in a country with a total of zero confirmed cases ever) that Kenya is preparing for ONE HUNDRED CASES?? They're planning to import this pandemic by force.

"usiguze Hio", "usiuze Hio", "usibomoe Hio", "usilete ugonjwa", "usiue hao", "usiongee hivyo"… We are parenting a president.

Kenyans are protesting on Madaraka Day💔

IF William Ruto isn't IMPEACHED in the next THREE weeks, he'll be REMOVED from office in June 25th. EITHER way, William Ruto MUST go.

Let us do an Ebola maandamano in Nairobi to stand in solidarity with Kenyans in Laikipia and Nanyuki.

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FIFA rush to introduce 'anti-Arsenal law' for the World Cup in latest set of rule changes - with England singled out trib.al/GkcogeQ

Happy 1 day anniversary to all those celebrating!

Two US military aircrafts carrying Ebola medical personnel land in Laikipia despite court order zurl.co/46Wvc

kiLiiBiWo

June, the month of liberation

Vamos

🏆 @BarclaysWSL champions 🏆 @AdobeWFACup winners Our best ever season! 🩵

I tweet for me boo 😭 Twitter for the OGs was basically a diary. We wasn’t sitting around chasing engagement . You just had a thought, tweeted it, and kept scrolling. If somebody saw it, cool. If they didn’t, oh well 😂 Twitter originally wasn’t even about likes like that. It was just people broadcasting their random ass thoughts into the universe.

There’s a culture in Kenya where people are expected to endure toxic workplaces simply because finding another job might be difficult.

Neverrrrrrrrrrrrrrrtr EVERRRRRRRRRRRR look desperate in life. Suffer calmly. Like every great man before you did.

Calling it terrorism is insulting to terrorists