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A Kenyan called Spice FM engagement session in the morning show Situation Room and decided that he will go down with kasongo mercilessly! Kenyans don't joke at times!
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"Observe how difficult it is to change yourself and you will understand how naive it is to try to change another person."
~ Voltaire
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All people of goodwill and supporters of democracy across the world are relieved to see the trumped up treason charges against Comrade Tundu Lissu collapse, following his acquittal today.
These charges should never have been brought in the first place. Lissu’s only crime was to call for basic reforms to the electoral architecture in Tanzania to guarantee a fair process. He has lost over two years of his life in custody as he fought off the charges.
We encourage Ndugu Lissu, the CHADEMA Party and all our Tanzanian brothers to take heart and remain strong in their pursuit of justice and freedom, in the knowledge that all forces of regression are usually ultimately defeated.
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Kitu imeniuma kwa hiyo World Bank report ni ati tunapoteza 7.7 million jobs per year juu ya corruption.
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🚨 BREAKING: A Navy admiral fired by Pete Hegseth has flipped her seat blue.
She will now conduct oversight of Hegseth in Congress.
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The World Bank says electricity costs for businesses in Kenya are almost 50% higher than in Uganda and more than 124% higher than in Viet Nam, two of its peer countries.
The report says opaque power purchase agreements (PPAs) and weak procurement practices have contributed to high electricity costs.
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MSNOW: What is your message now to Jewish voters nationally and what you will do to protect them?
Abdul El-Sayed: I’m committed to Jewish safety, and we are united against discrimination. The U.S. spends billions to carry out genocide and apartheid against Palestinians. The genocide in Gaza with our complicity is continuing right now. Nobody wants to talk about that.
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The World Bank says Kenya spends about 10% of its GDP, roughly Sh1.6 trillion, on public procurement annually.
However, in FY2024/25, only Sh410 billion had some procurement information published.
(This means about Sh1.2 trillion lacked published procurement information).
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If you watch only one video today, you should watch this edit with @SymoneDSanders from last night, speaking on the 92%.
And when I tell you I’ve watched it three or four times and get choked up every time— this one hits hard.
























