Andrew Kaka retweeted
1. Extrajudicial killings and police executions.
2. The killing of Rex Masai during the 2024 anti-Finance Bill protests.
3. The death of Albert Ojwang in police custody in June 2025, with evidence of assault reported by the pathologist.
4. The killing of protesters and civilians during the 2024 Gen Z demonstrations.
5. police hit squads and state-sponsored killings.
6. Abductions and enforced disappearances of government critics, activists and young Kenyans.
7. Allegations of torture and unlawful detention.
8. The use of excessive force against peaceful demonstrators.
9. The shooting and maiming of protesters, including the June 2025 shooting of Boniface Kariuki.
10. Failure to ensure accountability for police officers implicated in killings.
11. Intimidation and harassment of human-rights defenders.
12. Threats against journalists and independent media.
13. At least 60+ deaths during the 2024 Finance Bill protests, according to the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights.
14. Arrests and prosecution of government critics and protesters.
15. Criminalisation of peaceful dissent and demonstrations.
16. Threats against civil society organisations.
17. Attempts to intimidate independent institutions.
18. Failure to provide justice and comprehensive accountability for victims of police violence.
19. Unchecked corruption and alleged misuse of public resources.
20. Alleged procurement irregularities and questionable government contracts.
21. Lack of transparency in government expenditure.
22. Questions about the whereabouts and utilisation of trillions of shillings borrowed by the government.
23. Wasteful government spending and unbudgeted expenditure.
24. Conflicts of interest involving public officials and private business interests.
25. Lack of accountability for failed or poorly implemented public projects.
26. High cost of living and increasing financial hardship.
27. Excessive tax pressure on ordinary Kenyans.
28. Reduced disposable income for households.
29. Housing levy deductions from workers’ salaries for a housing programme whose affordability and benefits remain contested.
30. Unemployment and failure to create sufficient meaningful employment opportunities.
31. Increasing financial pressure on small businesses.
32. Unsustainable public debt and continued borrowing.
33. Failure to adequately support local manufacturing and industrialisation.
34. Tribalism and ethnic favouritism in senior government appointments.
35. Nepotism and political patronage in public institutions.
36. Lack of equitable ethnic representation in government.
37. Political interference and intimidation of independent institutions.
38. Threats against judges and concerns about judicial independence.
39. Disregard for constitutional checks and balances.
40. Failure to create sufficient employment opportunities for graduates and young people.
41. Inadequate opportunities for young entrepreneurs.
42. Financial pressure on university students and their families.
43. Concerns about the implementation and funding of education reforms.
44. Failure to match campaign promises with meaningful improvements in people’s lives.
45. Alleged surveillance and intimidation of activists.
46. Media interruptions and restrictions during demonstrations.
47. Arbitrary arrests of government critics.
48. Attempts to discredit and silence human-rights organisations.
49. Failure to adequately protect citizens exercising their constitutional rights.
50. Failure to restore public confidence in the police service following repeated allegations of brutality and unlawful killings.
51. Failure to provide satisfactory answers and justice to families affected by abductions, disappearances and police killings.
52. The failure to demonstrate that public borrowing is translating into measurable development and improved living standards.
@WilliamsRuto must go!! The list is very long
Andrew Kaka retweeted
Elections exist to be won and to be lost. A 44 year old, sure cannot be pegged on electoral victories and losses in a country where your ancestors are still holding on to power. You are disgustingly moronic. A charlatan.
SIFUNA has NEVER done a SINGLE thing of CONSEQUENCE in his entire life. Not a thing as a lawyer, ODM SG, or senator. Zero, zilch, nada. He’s a blank slate. I challenge anyone to name one thing. Apart from running his mouth. He lost every election until Baba made him Nairobi Senator. Now he’s hiding under Gachagua’s skirt. Prove me wrong. I challenge you.
Andrew Kaka retweeted
You aren't a health expert. We have never feared Kasongo who's worse than ebola. The ebola song shouldn't be used. Tunawajua. @edwinsifuna To The Bank. #WANTAM
Andrew Kaka retweeted
Respect professions you have not had the fortitude, lack and perhaps the wherewithal to form part of.
Andrew Kaka retweeted
Don't be this loud, when speaking nonsense.
A dumb ruling. Interesting how the courts ignore Parliament in a Representative democracy. Public participation has now become the weapon of choice for Judiciary to cripple the Executive. In the process, courts have ignored impact of such ludicrous decisions on business & investment. @Kenyajudiciary
Andrew Kaka retweeted
Ruto is crashing out because he doesn't believe that constitutionalism can be an agenda. He fears to discuss human rights and rule of law.
H.E. Sifuna usiwachilie. Tuko karibu kukamaliza.
Andrew Kaka retweeted
Catching up with ndugu @skmusyoka over a cup this morning at his Nairobi residence. We are in agreement that all of us who mean well must work together to save our country from this “mambo matatu” regime and restore our constitutional democracy. Whatever it takes.
Andrew Kaka retweeted
After referring to Raila as "Mganga" for ages, I see Ruto now wants to bestow the same tag on @edwinsifuna.
He will soon add "mtu ya kung'oa reli" and "mtu ya kitendwili".
Sifuna obviously reminds him of Raila. Raila may still be around, after all.
But why is Ruto obsessed with referring to his top competitors as "waganga?".
The answer is simpler than you think.
Ruto is a typical villager, for whom too much success can only be witchcraft.
You qualify to join Alliance School; witchcraft.
You become rich; jinis.
You excel in your field; witchcraft.
Sifuna becomes more popular than him; witchcraft.
The first mganga didn't stop him taking power. The second, younger mganga will end his rule.
Father to son.
Andrew Kaka retweeted
Samson Mburia Gakono v Republic, Criminal Appeal No. E155 of 2023;
The CoA on second Appeals will only interfere with a decision if it is demonstrated that the lower courts:
1. Considered matters they should not have.✅️
2.Failed to consider matters they should have.✅️
3. Were 'plainly wrong' in their decision after looking at the evidence as a whole.✅️
Link: drive.google.com/file/d/1c6X…