Festus Musyoka retweeted
🚨🎥 Carlos Baleba was OUTSTANDING yesterday!
Dominant in midfield, winning battles and constantly driving forward with the ball. We saw glimpses of the BEAST he was at Brighton.
What a SPECIAL player he could become for United! ♥️
Festus Musyoka retweeted
France collapsing and Burkina Faso rising is a sign that the new correct world order is about to arrive. Viva Afrika!
Festus Musyoka retweeted
😂😂😂😂
Lorry ya loan inakataa centre bolt ama diff na inakaa garage 2 months ukingoja original spare parts.
During that time unalipa loan kutoka kwa mfuko na bado bill ya garage haijakuja kabisa.
Trucks anaku easy
Lakini biashara zote ni ngumu. Juzi a friend took us on a coffee date to pitch the trucking business, and honestly, I was almost convinced. My only concern is how a lorry can be cruising perfectly at 90 km/h, then suddenly decide that safari imeishia hapo, katikati ya highway mamae.
Unatuma mechanic expecting a loose wire, only to be told, “Madam, hiyo ni part ya KSh300,000.”
@ignyharaz2 How do you survive ?
Festus Musyoka retweeted
A boy becomes a man when he understands that he need to chose a good mother to his children
Rather than choosing a beautiful wife just for himself
Festus Musyoka retweeted
Wow.
Albanians just set fire to the Supreme Court after it allowed Jared Kushner to buy land in the country against the their will.
Festus Musyoka retweeted
Just a reminder that even Rose Kimanzi who was gang raped by policeman in a police station has not yet been given an OB even after writing to IPOA or DCI.
Festus Musyoka retweeted
Caroli Omondi hupiga silent moves hadi mtu atadhani hayuko.
Yeye hukuanga mastermind behind hizi rallies za Linda Mwananchi.
A strategist in my books.
Festus Musyoka retweeted
Give us a break !!
Anne Waiguru: I have expressed my interest in serving as a DP in this country. I think out of the presidents we have had, I have never seen a president work as hard as William Ruto. There is a lot of backlash; he has gone through a terribly rough time during his first two years because of opposition politics. I have had the privilege to work with Kibaki and Uhuru, and I have worked under Ruto. I have never seen a president more dedicated to working for his country than he is #CitizenSundayLive
Festus Musyoka retweeted
Why we are a lying Nation. Trust what comes out of our President at your own peril: “Free medication … free university education — unless parents insists to pay”!
Festus Musyoka retweeted
University students being paid Ksh 200 to attend a political rally & cheer for the man who is the reason they have not stepped into a class for three weeks, due to a lecturers strike is a reminder that a cockroach in campus is still a cockroach 😔.
Festus Musyoka retweeted
Hi, @DonaldTrump .
Iran has just installed a new supreme leader, Ayatollah Maheni
Festus Musyoka retweeted
Say it louder for @britishmuseum to hear and @foreign_uk
"The British Museum is the largest depository of stolen goods known to man."
Lord Paul Boateng (@UKHouseofLords) on the British Museum and the return of the Ethiopian Tabots, Benin Bronzes and Ashanti gold.
Watch the event in full: bit.ly/4hZmDSe
Festus Musyoka retweeted
Week Five of the Governor Wavinya Cup Fourth Edition concluded with exciting football action across Wamunyu, Muthetheni, Kibauni, Mbiuni/Kathama, and Mwala-Makutano Wards in Mwala Sub-County. Teams displayed exceptional talent, determination, and sportsmanship as they battled for ward supremacy and a coveted place in the sub-county stage.
The tournament continues to provide a platform for our young people to showcase their football talent, build confidence, and pursue opportunities through sports.
As we look forward to the grand finale in December, my administration will continue investing in sports development, empowering our youth and nurturing local talent to compete and excel at the national and international levels. – at Machakos, Kenya
Festus Musyoka retweeted
Tanzania leads East Africa’s stock markets with a 66% gain since the start of 2026.
Here is how the markets have performed:
— Tanzania: +66%
— Uganda: +62%
— Rwanda: +45%
— Kenya: +28%





































