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Thank you Mr President @WilliamsRuto
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The mole from ukambani is seeing bad news, yaani huyu genz anaenda kupashia Mike Sonko kwa gate yake. Wakamba wamejaa ngori round hii, the fear is completely gone and the signs of Ukombozi are everywhere ββ
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All the opposition are supporting me here in Nairobi,yet my own Luo Community is fighting me at every turn. Why are they fighting their own son?
~ Hon. Babu Owino
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Gachagua, I will come to Wamunyoro for my money- Uhuru shares a joke at a memorial service
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Rigathi Gachagua ni mjanja sana amepata nafasi ingine hapa mbele ya Uhuru Kenyatta akaitumia vizuri sana mpaka Uhuru akacheka
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Support your friends' businesses, even when their prices are higher than the average market prices. Help them grow. This money will eventually come back to you, either as the 20K you need urgently, a wedding contribution, or condolences.
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At what point did kenyan women sit down and discuss that for them to appear more attractive they needed to wear fake hair from the mzungus? Is it the soap operas they watched when growing up that made them want to emulate the actresses or where did this madness come from? And the madness has gotten so deep,that women with expensive fake hair mock those with the cheap,claiming that the expensive one is original meaning it has come from the Mzungus head. WHAT!?
Sometimes I look at them and I become embarrassed on their behalf. When you see how hard they are trying to hide that lining at the forehead where the fake hair comes to contact with their skin,by applying kilograms of make up,I am tempted to ask what is going on. Are we supposed to believe this your real hair? Does it look like your real hair in your head? Where is the hair that your mother gave you Dorcas?
And who has lied to you that you look more attractive in this fake hair than you do your real hair? Buana where did my peope go wrong to live like this,like clowns,even in their own soil that their ancestors fought with their lives to retain. Ni swala ambalo linahuzunisha sana,Mwafrika kwa jinsia yake hana uhuru kabisa,yupo gerezani akilini mwake
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Richest To Poorest Counties By Contribution to GDP
Nairobi β Ksh4.11 trillion
Kiambu β Ksh819.83 billion
Nakuru β Ksh771.78 billion
Mombasa β Ksh711.09 billion
Meru β Ksh525.78 billion
Machakos β Ksh476.36 billion
Uasin Gishu β Ksh382.74 billion
Kisumu β Ksh370.85 billion
Kilifi β Ksh321.35 billion
Kakamega β Ksh316.39 billion
Bungoma β Ksh305.31 billion
Murangβa β Ksh295.89 billion
Kisii β Ksh287.47 billion
Nyeri β Ksh286.88 billion
Narok β Ksh255.96 billion
Kericho β Ksh251.27 billion
Trans Nzoia β Ksh247.91 billion
Kajiado β Ksh243.37 billion
Nandi β Ksh235.50 billion
Bomet β Ksh221.43 billion
Embu β Ksh218.89 billion
Nyandarua β Ksh218.17 billion
Homa Bay β Ksh200.56 billion
Kitui β Ksh196.33 billion
Kirinyaga β Ksh185.98 billion
Migori β Ksh183.34 billion
Turkana β Ksh178.44 billion
Kwale β Ksh169.38 billion
Nyamira β Ksh169.15 billion
Siaya β Ksh163.87 billion
Makueni β Ksh159.22 billion
Elgeyo-Marakwet β Ksh150.32 billion
Laikipia β Ksh134.91 billion
Busia β Ksh132.20 billion
Baringo β Ksh119.13 billion
Vihiga β Ksh116.11 billion
West Pokot β Ksh111.13 billion
Taita Taveta β Ksh97.88 billion
Tharaka-Nithi β Ksh95.07 billion
Garissa β Ksh89.17 billion
Marsabit β Ksh88.85 billion
Mandera β Ksh88.40 billion
Wajir β Ksh76.43 billion
Tana River β Ksh51.15 billion
Lamu β Ksh50.22 billion
Isiolo β Ksh46.22 billion
Samburu β Ksh44.85 billion
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Finding out that your girlfriend is cheating on you with a stud is a blessing in disguise. At least you stop losing sleep wondering which other man is accessing the slippery zone behind your back. However, the real trauma begins when you discover the industrial grade equipment these ladies are using to satisfy each other. Suddenly, you'll start looking at your own short sleeved makagare with sympathy & start wondering how stingy can the God of Nebuchadnezzar be. Chesaa!!
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Saks @SakajaJohnson SAKAJA DROPS BOMBSHELL ON SENATORS: βYOUR PROCUREMENT DEPARTMENT IS A CRIME SCENE!β
Hii Senate hearing sasa imegeuka crime investigation series! Hata procurement files zimeanza kuhitaji lawyer!
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A governor who understands devolution. Others are busy committing county resource to the useless so called empowerment rallies
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Purity Moraa Mokaya, a 21-year-old final-year Education student at Moi University, has been charged with allegedly accessing a bank account belonging to Mark Juma Odhiambo without authorisation and transferring KSh499,800 to an I&M Bank account registered in her name.
She pleaded not guilty to the charges and was released on a KSh500,000 bond by an Eldoret court.
The case is scheduled for mention on November 23, 2026.
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WHATSAPP ALERT: Cybercriminals are reportedly targeting WhatsApp users in Kenya and globally with malware-infected files that can steal personal data, photos, videos & more
Worse, attacks can come from people you trust
Here are 4 ways they do it & how to protect yourself: 1/2
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1. MALICIOUS DOCUMENTS
You receive what looks like a PDF, invoice, receipt, or official notice. Unknown to you, it contains malicious links or instructions designed to trick you into installing malware or revealing sensitive information. Once you click, you are done; it steals your data.
2. FAKE APPLICATIONS
Someone sends you an APK file disguised as an important application, security update, or service. Installing it immediately gives the criminals access to sensitive information on your phone.
3. COMPROMISED CONTACTS
Criminals take control of someone's WhatsApp account and use it to distribute malicious files to their contacts. Because the message comes from someone you trust, you're less likely to suspect anything. You click it, and your device is immediately infected.
4. PERSONAL INFORMATION THEFT
Depending on the malware and permissions granted, criminals may access files, contacts, login credentials, and financial information, potentially using the stolen data to impersonate, blackmail, or defraud victims.
HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF:
-Never install APK files sent through WhatsApp. Download apps from Google Play Store or official sources.
-Be cautious with unexpected PDFs, ZIP files, invoices, and payment documents. Don't open suspicious attachments or follow unfamiliar links.
-Verify unexpected files by calling the sender directly.
-Activate WhatsApp two-step verification.
Go to Settings then Linked Devices and remove any device you don't recognise.
Disable automatic media downloads to have more control over what gets downloaded.
These threats have also been reported in Malaysia.
IMPORTANT: One careless click or installation could expose information you would never willingly hand over to a stranger.
Pass this info to your family and friends. Someone you know could be the next target. Stay alert.