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This was Limuru 3 conference done before Gen Z protest.
A section of Mt.Kenya leaders walikuwa wamejaa ngori sana na uongozi ya William Onyango Ruto.
They were against the idea of Rais bringing in luhyas, kalenjins, kisiis and marginalized groups into the government.
Walikuwa wanataka ni wao tu wapewe vitu kubwa kubwa kwa serikali na maendeleo mingi iende mlima Kenya.
Rigathi Gachagua was represented in the meeting by Kioni and Kahiga.
This is where they planned to overthrow the government.
Wakaamua kuincite our young people to go on the streets.
Some of them were heard saying "we are the majority and Kenya is ours".
Some people always think kazi ya kuuza peremende na muratina counterfeit ndo imeshikilia economy ya Kenya.
2027 we need to remove the entitlement from these old muthamaki people. Huwa wanafikiria nchi ni yao.
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𝗘𝗶𝗻𝘄𝗲𝗶𝗵𝘂𝗻𝗴 𝗡𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗱𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗶𝗻 𝗞𝗲𝗻𝗶𝗮 🏟️
Ein besonderes Spiel zum Start ins neue Jahr: Der FC Bayern reist am 5. Januar 2027 nach Nairobi und trifft dort im Rahmen der feierlichen Eröffnung des neuen Nationalstadions „Raila Odinga International Stadium at Talanta Sports City“ auf Ajax Amsterdam.
🔗 Alle Infos: fcbayern.com/2zB4o
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Wajir Stadium. Well maintained. The Kitui County should maintain Ithookwe Stadium. Let them show effort. President William Ruto built them a Stadium.
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SPONSOR @4thPresidentKE, Leo usizime TV! Eldoret City imekupa HOMEWORK ya kuanalyze mpaka 2027.
The CITY OF CHAMPIONS has spoken! Ground imeleta DATA ambayo hashtags, Twitter noise na boardroom meetings haziwezi kuficha. Your opposition was busy making noise, but leo ground imewakumbusha kwamba politics ni zaidi ya keyboard warriors.
Sponyo, remain tuned! Hii episode ya Eldoret usiiskip!
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Citizen TV were miles ahead of us, While we were busy sticking to cow’s milk, they were already exploring buffalo milk! Kenya, it’s time to upgrade our milk game
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Yaani this project was planned and budgeted for 18 years ago and the money was being chewed like Khat.
It only took President Ruto to finally build it.
Bomas International Convention Complex is a testament of what intentional leadership can achieve.
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According to various research conducted in the industry, the minimum cost of making 1 ML of ethanol based alcohol is 1 Shilling. Accordingly the minimum retail price for 250 ML of Spirits is Ksh 250 assuming break even only. A multi agency team comprising of NACADA, National Treasury, KRA, KEBS,Ministry of Health, Government Chemist etc, should be set up in conjuction with industry players through the Alcoholic Beverages Association of Kenya. They should validate this estimated cost. After which a crack down should take place and those found selling spirits or other ethanol based alcohol for less than Ksh 250 for 250 ML should be forced to say siri yao ni gani. Parliament should also set Ksh 250 as Recomended Retail Price for spirits and ethanol based alcohol. Finally to control entry and distribution of ethanol in the market, the amendments to Section 33 of the Excise Act that collapsed with the Finance Bill of 2024 that I personally pushed with Hon. Kimani Kuria and the Finance Committee should be introduced as stand alone amendments and parliament makes this a priority. We will lose a whole generation as we watch. Do nothing is not an option
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Sponyo sponsored BBI with taxpayers money, it failed - Ruto won.
Sponyo sponsored the system in 2022 against Ruto, system failed - Ruto won.
Sponyo is currently a peak sponsor of Linda Sponsor and Sifuna. Linda Sponsor will fail, Ruto will win.
In 2017, you gave up on the presidency during your second term victory, Ruto stood firmly and defended your victory. He won but you lost.
Any sponsored wave against Ruto will fail and he'll win.
Even if you are in the opposition dreaming, You'll lose and Ruto will win.
Victory is constant.
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I had the honour of joining the Rendille Women Caucus’ economic empowerment forum, to strengthen partnerships and advance initiatives that promote women's economic inclusion, enterprise development, and sustainable community growth.
I was in the company of H.E Mohamud Ali (Governor of Marsabit County) Senator Mohamed Chute (Marsabit County), Members of National Assembly led by the area MP Hon. Joseph Lekuton (Laisamis), Hon. Col. (Rtd) Dido Raso (Saku), Hon. Leah Sankaire (Kajiado County), Hon. Rebecca Tonkei (Narok County) Hon. Pauline Lenguris (Samburu County), Hon. Naisula Lesuuda (Samburu West), PS Ummi Bashir (State Department for Culture), CEOs Kabale Tache (National Land Commission), Esther Wangari (KEBS), Agnes kalekye (KBC), and Commissioner Rael Chebichii Lelei, among others.
























