
Roads should not be war zone ,I have passion for #roadsafety #Arsenal fan
Mombasa, Kenya
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Two policemen defiled a 3 year old baby for 5 hours. Some things are hard to even comprehend. Yaani!!💔🤦🏽♂️
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This is how central Paris looked after massive riots erupted across France.
Pledged for the 10th time !
Opposition leaders have pledged to unite behind a single presidential candidate to challenge President William Ruto in the 2027 General Election, but translating that promise into reality could prove a herculean task.
the-star.co.ke/news/2026-10-…
Kazi safi, but @ntsa_kenya has enabled such stunts on our roads,by not taking actions on such riders
DANGEROUS AND LIFE-THREATENING ACT!
Today, along Thika Road Superhighway, a bodaboda rider recklessly rode his motorcycle while showcasing his riding skills in a manner that endangered his life and the lives of other road users. Such dangerous stunts on a public highway are unacceptable and must not be tolerated.
I call upon the traffic police to identify, trace, and arrest this rider for reckless riding and endangering the lives of other road users.
Our roads are not places for showcasing stunts or risking lives. Every road user has a responsibility to obey traffic laws and ensure the safety of others. We must all work together to promote road safety and prevent avoidable accidents and loss of lives.
Let us value life and use our roads responsibly!
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DANGEROUS AND LIFE-THREATENING ACT!
Today, along Thika Road Superhighway, a bodaboda rider recklessly rode his motorcycle while showcasing his riding skills in a manner that endangered his life and the lives of other road users. Such dangerous stunts on a public highway are unacceptable and must not be tolerated.
I call upon the traffic police to identify, trace, and arrest this rider for reckless riding and endangering the lives of other road users.
Our roads are not places for showcasing stunts or risking lives. Every road user has a responsibility to obey traffic laws and ensure the safety of others. We must all work together to promote road safety and prevent avoidable accidents and loss of lives.
Let us value life and use our roads responsibly!
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🚨 ALERTE !
UN HOMME S’EST FAIT DIRECTEMENT TABASSER SUR LA PLACE DE LA RÉPUBLIQUE À PARIS APRÈS AVOIR ATTAQUÉ UN CAMION DE POMPIER 🤮
Marginalised regions and other stories
Broad Based politicians in a private jet, flushing out their latest IPhones, going to preach “Usawa ni Sawa” to Kenyans struggling to buy Kerosene, some whose sick relatives can’t afford to pay for their treatment because SHA is not working, some who can’t go to college because they have no tuition money, some who only eat one meal in a day because after Ruto takes all the housing levy and other deductions from their paychecks, the don’t have enough money for 3 meals.
Kuna usawa gani kati ya wajamaa wanava kshs 1million shoes na a Kenyan struggling to buy token for electricity?
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This incident happened yesterday in lugazi around midnight, a salon car knocked that sugarcane truck from behind, they tried to separate it but it failed..
The driver of the truck continued driving, the owner of the salon car survived but with serious inquiries..
17 Injured as Bus Carrying Mourners from Kisumu Crashes Along Nakuru-Eldoret Highway.
In a statement issued on Saturday night, October 17, the Kenya Red Cross Society confirmed the accident, noting that emergency response teams were dispatched to the scene to assist the victims.
“A vehicle carrying mourners from Kisumu crashed at Migaa along the Nakuru-Eldoret Highway, injuring 17,” the organisation stated.
The Kenya Red Cross Nakuru Branch, police officers, Molo ambulance teams and members of the local community responded to the incident and helped evacuate the injured passengers.
The organisation further revealed that one casualty had been trapped for more than an hour before being rescued.
uzalendonews.co.ke/17-injure…
Sharp MEN wako rada !
More than Sh91 billion($700 million) in donor funds for the Ebola response in Congo is unaccounted for, according to Africa CDC.
This comes after aid organisations failed to provide full financial reports on the money received and spent.
























