🇧🇫Burkina Faso has passed a new law essentially banning the privatisation of all strategic state owned assets: Meeting in plenary session on Monday, October 19, 2026, the members of the People's Legislative Assembly (PLA) adopted the draft law defining and determining strategic economic, commercial, and industrial entities. This text prohibits the total or partial privatization of strategic state-owned enterprises and strengthens the state's prerogatives regarding control and equity participation in entities deemed strategic. The provisions of this law prohibit any privatization, total or partial, of a company or structure of a strategic nature belonging to the State. According to the Minister of Industry, Serge Poda, who presented the bill to the National Assembly, the text defines several criteria for determining whether a company, entity, or sector is strategic. These criteria include those related to national sovereignty and state security in the face of both internal and external threats. The Minister also emphasized the importance of these entities' impact on the country's social and economic stability.

Whichever side you support, IT IS WRONG for a leader to consume alcohol or strong drinks publicly. It was wrong for Sifuna to do this. Kenyans must reject these kind of leaders. If they choose to drink, let them do so in private, relax and appear in public when sober.

I rarely post about such things, but someone needs to wake this guy up! Gen Z wameona vile Millennials wamepigwa character development, and they’re not about to follow the same script. Wameamua kujitetea mapema! They can feel the heat from wherever they’re sitting. We’re not buying it!

Nominated Senator Tabitha Mutinda wants Kenya to strictly divide political leadership 50/50: 145 male and 145 female MPs, 24 male and 23 female governors, and the same formula for senators. The intention-equal representation is understandable. But it creates a serious democratic paradox: should voters choose leaders, or should the law first decide which gender gets the seat?

Apart from the Wom Repr seat, there has never been an elective position held by a woman in the Kisii region since independence. There has also never been a prominent female political figure of national stature from Kisii land. The closest they have ever come was Millicent Omanga. Yet people will tell you that the Kalenjin community is the only one that doesn’t respect women, yet they have had a woman governor and other influential female leaders since independence.

Why don’t glass manufacturers set up factories here if our soda ash is such a big opportunity for local manufacturing? Have we ever asked ourselves that? Having soda ash produced in Kenya doesn’t automatically make Kenya the best place to manufacture glass. Companies look at the full cost of doing business, electricity, water, transport, financing, taxes, regulations, labour and access to markets. We shouldn’t force a mining company to become a glass manufacturer simply because it produces soda ash. Let the miner mine and process soda ash. Let manufacturers buy it and make glass, detergents, chemicals and other products. The real question is this, what do we need to change to make Kenya attractive enough for manufacturers to set up here?

ODM is no longer articulating anything!Thats why Sifuna disagreed with them!They now just talk of pawa!

We are at a point in this country where if you don’t know someone in power, you cannot secure employment. The South Mugirango Member of Parliament, Silvanus Osoro, secured the recruitment of more than 30 people into the Kenya Police. If Osoro had more than 30 slots, what about Kipchumba Murkomen?

Relax ni prayers tu, being saved from an accident by God gives anyone reasons to pray and say thankyou God!!

I admire his deep love for God Taking few minutes of his time to pray kwa highway,wow!!