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BrucenotWillis retweeted
Right now Kenyans should be busy being led into discussing in and out the 2025/2026 Finance Bill instead of directing that energy to settling political scores.
-> Distractions
BrucenotWillis retweeted
united and chelsea to sancho
🚨 | Jason Sancho could return to #mufc next season if Chelsea go against with the obligation by paying a fee. [@David_Ornstein]
BrucenotWillis retweeted
Raila Odinga and President Ruto have reportedly struck a power deal that could see ODM control up to 50% of the Cabinet
The agreement, discussed at State House Mombasa, includes PS appointments and key parliamentary committee seats.
A major announcement is expected next week.
BrucenotWillis retweeted
Carefully observe how a person treats people who are powerless.
Understand that if you end up powerless, that is how they will treat you.,
BrucenotWillis retweeted
Raila Odinga’s loss of the AUC seat is nothing, in my opinion, his greatest loss is the trust of Kenyans.
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Goodnight from me🤣 xitter.cf/RogueNetizen/status/18…
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The Homa Bay Modern Fish Market, a flagship project under the Kenya Kwanza administration's Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda (BETA), is making significant strides toward completion.
Designed to revolutionize the fishing industry in the region, the project features state-of-the-art facilities, including modern fish landing sheds, a communal kitchen and advanced cold storage units.
These facilities are poised to address long-standing challenges in the sector, such as post-harvest losses and inadequate infrastructure, while creating a conducive environment for fish traders and processors.
Once operational, the market is expected to serve approximately 2,000 fishmongers daily, providing them with a modern, efficient and hygienic space to conduct their businesses.
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As part of my ongoing engagement with the youth, the young people invited me to the ACK Holy Trinity Church, in Kibra, Nairobi, for their “Youth Service” today. The service was presided over by the Church Vicar, Barack Oduor, whose sermon was on Moses’ leadership of the Children of Israel out of Egypt. After the service I had a chance to engage some of the youth and was impressed and encouraged by their enthusiasm and belief in the possibility of new Kenya that will address their concerns.
