Mayonde

I feel it deeply that in the next five years, these thieves hiding behind the word CONservancy will be packing their bags and heading back to their countries It is not okay for one family or one foreign company to own hundreds of acres of native land in the name of wildlife protection It is not okay that around these CONservancies, the roads remain deliberately underdeveloped so that locals stay locked out of progress, all to give tourists an off-road adventure It is not okay to block wildlife migration routes just so rich visitors can pay more for exclusive views And it is absolutely not okay to shoot or harass locals for trespassing when in reality, it is their ancestral land, the same land their grandparents grazed on, fetched water from, and buried their loved ones in Kenya is marketed as a top tourist destination but if you look closely, the way natives are treated around some of these CONservancies is nothing short of evil .Locals are displaced, silenced, and fenced out while the so-called conservationists cash in, backed by foreign donors, private security, and government protection In Laikipia, Samburu, and parts of Isiolo, countless families have been evicted under the excuse of wildlife protection Yet many of these CONservancies are privately owned, registered as NGOs or trusts, but function like colonial estates guarded, restricted, and profitable to everyone except the actual owners of the land These people came claiming to protect wildlife but what they really protected were their investments Meanwhile, the original communities continue to live without water, without roads, and without a say Fortunately, Kenyans are no longer blind People are reading, researching, and realizing how deep this scam runs The same old colonial structure dressed up as conservation and it is finally being called out So yes, the clock is ticking The era of foreign families owning thousands of acres in the name of conservation is ending Because conservation cannot mean exclusion And it cannot mean oppression!!!! This land belongs to its people, not to those who fenced it, photographed it, and sold it back to us as tourism!!

Kenyans need to wake up!! We are paying for loans we never borrowed. Loans that were never approved by Parliament. Loans we can’t even trace. And the IMF & World Bank won’t stop, they keep lending to governments that loot. We are being buried in debt we never asked for. Say NO to these fraudulent loans!!