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Nobody is Voting for Kalonzo !
Kalonzo Musyoka will lead the opposition ticket as its flagbearer under an emerging power-sharing formula agreed upon by coalition insiders ahead of 2027.
Under the proposed arrangement, Jubilee Party leader Fred Matiang'i will be offered the Prime Minister's slot, while Linda Mwananchi presidential candidate Edwin Sifuna has been settled on for the Deputy President slot.
The formula is reportedly aimed at accommodating the coalition’s key political figures and balancing regional interests as opposition leaders negotiate the structure of a united front against President William Ruto.
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Hatutapangwa,,where were they ..,
Sifuna has been fighting for us ever since,,we can fumble this I swear
Sisi ndio sifuna
Sifuna 4 president
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Talarico stole the @LindaMwananchi_ victory speech we were to give in August 2027.
It now appears the World Bank has gotten its hands on our plan.
#LindaKatiba
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Fellow Kenyans, I've heard you LOUD & CLEAR. The voice of the people is the voice of God. The people cannot be wrong. Sifuna IT IS. So let's all rally behind him and give him all the support he needs
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Someone has created a petition to stop the Bayern vs Ajax game.
Sign it
c.org/BPYKctD8bk
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Every week they are arresting one of our own! Hii nayo itanuka mbaya sana.
They have arrested one of our own at gunpoint whi is a key leader in LMM-P Hon @ObedMahanga who is an elected MCA of Matisi ward, he also serves as the deputy speaker in the Transnzoia County Assembly.- He is the one unseating Chesang in the senate seat!
We know they want to frustrate and kill our resolve but it will not work!!
Release Mwale Obed Mahanga NOW!!
Kindly help us amplify!
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Don't you just love that massive handball by Senate Majority Leader @Aaroncheruiyot?
He has looked at the horrible roads captured on H.E Sifuna's page and asked him to "tandika katiba upitie".
But the roads belong to Kwale people, who use them daily, not to Sifuna. So they are the ones being asked to "tandika katiba upitie".
The Senate Majority Leader is a top government insider. This must be the government position over roads everywhere, from Sindo to Samburu, Turkana to Taveta, Makueni to Busia.
If that is the state's position now, let's predict some more answers they'll give us;
Bomas is being looted = tandika katiba.
The Housing Levy is hurting Kenyans = tandika katiba.
Kenyans are going hungry from a high cost of living = watandike katiba.
We will tandika this katiba on 10th August, hawataamini.
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Transparency, Accoubtability, sustainable development. The #LindaMwananchiMovement promise is to make all project contracts available to the public in conformity with these three Constitutional Values. We all know why the Ruto regime hides these agreements. From Bomas to Talanta to Rironi highway to Lamu refinery, we are being robbed blind.
#LindaKatiba
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Yani Cheruiyot ni katiba ya Kenya anasema iwekwe kwa matope gari zipitie juu.
A constitutional that people fought and died for, that guarantees the rights of every Kenyan, that the majority agreed to, that he swore by in his first day in senate.
That they swear to OBEY, RESPECT, UPHOLD, PROTECT and PRESERVE.
Is that not treason?
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This is an @edwinsifuna appreciation tweet! Hatutasahau!!!!!!
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SHARP BOY MUDAVADI AND THE CEMETERY SAGA THAT GEN Z DON'T KNOW ABOUT!
Many Gen Z Kenyans probably have no idea that Musalia Mudavadi, the man who today presents himself as one of the experienced and sober voices in government, once found himself at the centre of one of Kenya's most extraordinary corruption controversies.
Let me take you back to 2008 and 2009, when the defunct Nairobi City Council decided to purchase land in Athi River for a new public cemetery because the existing burial grounds were running out of space.
The council ended up paying KSh283.2 million for land that government valuers had estimated at approximately KSh24 million, and investigations later established that the property was unsuitable for the intended burial purposes.
Imagine a country where even the dead could not be guaranteed a decent resting place without public money becoming the subject of a massive corruption investigation!
At the time, Mudavadi was Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Local Government, the ministry under which the Nairobi City Council operated, and his name featured prominently in investigations and parliamentary disagreements surrounding the transaction.
Mudavadi denied receiving any money from the deal and maintained that he had pushed for investigations after discovering irregularities, arguing that political opponents were attempting to damage his reputation.
But the scandal itself was real, and investigators established that only KSh110 million reached the original landowner, with substantial amounts ending up in the hands of individuals involved in the transaction including Musalia Mudavadi.
And here is something younger Kenyans may find particularly interesting.
The cemetery scandal has refused to die, because on October 27, 2026, a Nairobi court ruled that eleven accused persons, including former Local Government Permanent Secretary Sammy Kirui, had a case to answer over the controversial transaction.
What fascinates me about Kenyan politics is how politicians can remain prominent for decades, moving between administrations, political alliances and powerful government offices, while entire generations grow up knowing almost nothing about the controversies that shaped their earlier careers.
Gen Z should study Kenya's political history carefully, because many of the people now presenting themselves as the country's experienced leaders were already occupying powerful offices when some of the most notorious public finance scandals were unfolding.
The cemetery saga is a remarkable reminder that Kenya's political memory is often much shorter than the careers of the politicians who govern it.
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A country on its knees, borrowing €1.6 million from China to tackle drought, is planning to spend over €5 million to host @FCBayernEN Are we mad? What an insult to a suffering nation! @VincentKompany @HKane @AFCAjax
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Human rights activists and citizens in Kenya have launched a campaign, urging FC Bayern and Ajax to boycott the scheduled friendly between the two teams in Nairobi on January 5th. Critics argue that public funds and millions are being misallocated toward an expensive international exhibition match amid domestic economic pressures, the rising cost of living, healthcare challenges and human rights issues. They also claim that this match serves as a political leverage and campaign tool ahead of upcoming elections amid ongoing public discontent over governance, taxation, and human rights in the country 🇰🇪
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Here is a summary of key talking points from H.E @edwinsifuna's speeches through Kwale County today..
1. It is unacceptable that 63 years after independence, most Kwale residents and Coastals in general still live as squatters in lands rightly belonging to their forefathers. H.E stated that title deeds must be issued to locals so that they own their land by right.
2. All commercial deals by the government must be made public as citizens are the owners of state assets. He demanded that the Mrima Hills rare earth minerals deal must be made public and residents must be the first stakeholders on any agreement.
3. He condemned the tendency to strip Kwale County of its natural resources to benefit only a few people who were not locals. For instance, he reiterated that Base Titanium operated in Kwale for 12 years, folded and left, but the local community didn't benefit from the billions generated by the titanium, despite being the custodians of the natural resources.
4. The Linda Mwananchi would seek to seal all wastage and corruption holes in the budget to save between Kshs 500 billion and Kshs 1.8 trillion, and channel these savings into easing the burden on ordinary citizens, whose lives have been degraded by Ruto's greed and budgeted corruption.
5. The six core national values outlined in the Kenyan constitution would remain the guiding light of the Linda Mwananchi administration. H.E reminded @WilliamsRuto that Linda Mwananchi would keep teaching him these values at the slow speed he has chosen to adopt.
6. The right to life is the most important right in the constitution. Because of extra-judicial killings committed by the Ruto administration, he had lost the legitimacy to govern, because the citizens killed can never enjoy any alleged development under Ruto's kleptcratic regime.
7. Appointments like that of @HassanAliJoho are meant to hoodwink the people into thinking "their son" would help remedy injustices, like the theft of local minerals through opaque minerals deals. But Joho had proven that incompetence and loyalty to a bad leader like Ruto were ailments that couldn't be cured. Linda Mwananchi will bring the "medicine" in the next ten months.
8. The cost of living is unacceptably high. Residents must join LMM in large numbers and use their votes to send Ruto back home and install a government that would be responsive to the people's needs. Everywhere in Kenya, where LMM has been, people are lamenting the decline of quality of life under Ruto. The time is approaching fast and H.E. has encouraged Kwale people to look forward bravely to the dawn of a Linda Mwananchi government.
9. Constitutionalism and the rule of law is a full agenda on its own, and Linda Mwananchi would not tire from hammering the point home that many national ills could be fixed by a return to the law as a basis of governance. LMM will not be deterred from pushing forward in this path.
10. There is a reason every president, even if elected unopposed, must take the oath of office and swear allegiance to the constitution and Republic of Kenya first. This principle points to the centrality of the constitution in governance. H.E vowed that he would never let the country down once elected, and will form a government that would respect constitutional tenets.
And he sent a goodwill message to the people of Kwale County, letting them know that the dawn is nigh. Together, we'll free the nation next August!
