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Miss knightly 🇰🇪 retweeted
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Miss knightly 🇰🇪 retweeted
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Miss knightly 🇰🇪 retweeted
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No amount is too little.
Haba haba hujaza kibaba.
Usingoje pesa mob ndo uanze kusave.
Every small step you take today builds a more secure tomorrow.
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Miss knightly 🇰🇪 retweeted
A lot of people hear “1 billion ah ok” and don’t understand HOW MUCH that is.
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🇰🇪 KSh 1 BILLION for a football friendly could fund:
💰 500,000 cash payments of KSh 2,000 to vulnerable Kenyans
🏥 One year of stipends for 16,666 community health promoters
Meanwhile, 39.8% of Kenyans live in poverty- over 20 MILLION people.
Nurses and teachers are fighting for better pay, yet Kenya is reportedly considering spending up to KSh 1 BILLION on Bayern Munich vs Ajax.
Who benefits more: struggling Kenyan families or a 90-minute football spectacle?
Kenya 🇰🇪 Today two more accounts who can be addressed for impact.
One is a journalist with close ties to Bayern: @mano_bonke & the other @iMiaSanMia shares the amount the corrupt government cartel pays for sports washing their image to @FCBayern @FCBayernEN @FCBayernDE
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Miss knightly 🇰🇪 retweeted
Heeey fam 👀
Kuna different ticket tiers kwa Detty Dezemba Festival 🔥
From the affordable ones to the ones that make you question your life choices 😂
Inategemea how much you and your squad mnaeza raise.
Mnanaeza shikana mnunue pamoja, so don’t say you weren’t told 😌
Which tier are you aiming for with your friends? Drop it 👇
Miss knightly 🇰🇪 retweeted
Under the J4S Project supported by @IPPFAR, the @WanguKanjaF trained 25 duty bearers drawn from the criminal justice system in Thika, Kiambu County, on survivor-centred and trauma-informed approaches to responding to sexual violence.
The training focused on strengthening how survivors are received, supported and guided through the justice system, ensuring their dignity, safety, confidentiality and rights are respected throughout the process.
Survivors deserve to be heard, believed, treated with dignity and supported without judgement or retraumatisation. A survivor-centred justice system must put survivors’ needs, choices and experiences at the heart of every response.
#RestoringDignity
Miss knightly 🇰🇪 retweeted
Wangu Kanja Foundation has been enjoined as the 6th Interested Party in a constitutional petition before the High Court in Eldoret challenging the handling of criminal cases through alternative justice mechanisms.
WKF maintains that sexual offences must never be reduced to private disputes or settled out of court.
Compensation cannot replace justice. Survivors’ rights, safety and dignity must come first.
#RestoringDignity
Miss knightly 🇰🇪 retweeted
I will only reply to White people from South Africa. Its only fair to speak to the man of the house.
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My heart goes out to @Dr_AustinOmondi for losing a close friend .
Take heart brother.
Miss knightly 🇰🇪 retweeted
Hi Kenya and @StandardKenya
Do you want a corrupt criminal handling the most of your Kenyan money?
Pretty sure Charles Kerich - who is responsible for more money than anyone else in Kenya as CEC of Nairobi County - has been breaking the law.
He’s been director & shareholder (via his brother Andrew as proxy) of VeGrid Ltd. For the US branch he is actually shareholder himself - check charleskerich.com/
🇰🇪 Kenyan law is quite clear about conflicts of interest for public officials.
If you are a County Executive Committee (CEC) member, you are a State officer. You cannot use public office to advance your own private business interests.
📌 Constitution, Article 75: A State officer must avoid conflicts between personal interests and public duties and cannot put private interests ahead of the public interest.
📌 Constitution, Article 77 + Leadership & Integrity Act, s.26: A full-time State officer is restricted from other gainful employment, particularly where it conflicts with the office or impairs independent judgment.
📌 Conflict of Interest Act 2025, s.19: A public officer cannot be a party to or beneficiary of a goods, works or services contract with their own reporting entity—and cannot use official power to award or influence a contract in which they have a private interest.
📌 Leadership & Integrity Act, s.35: You cannot simply do indirectly through another person what would breach the integrity rules if you did it yourself.
Oh and I have recordings and will swear under oath in court Vegrid Ltd. CEO tom ogutu told me charles kerich is the actual director, and he also admitted he is making corrupt illegal moves to benefit the solar company.
A lot of people think “it’s how it is, nothing will change.”
That’s how corrupt elites want you to think. They need you to give up, to be demotivated.
Change comes from courage.
Even exposing crimes here is a step.
You think the elite wants their dirt washed publicly?
They all want & NEED you to be silent, so they can enrich themselves & their corrupt elite.
You think uhuru & his family wants tom ogutu to run around threatening & conning people? No, they’re probably made about this post now. ogutu is always so proud how uhuru was “like an uncle” to him & his family would invest in “our” solar company.
You think charles kerich, CEC of Nairobi County & allegedly responsible for more public money than anyone else in 🇰🇪 is - after all his scandals - allowed to be a shareholder & director of a Kenyan solar company operating in his district?
His brother Andrew operates as proxy
No, he is fuming & calling me names to other elites behind my back. He’s part of ruto’s regime.
You think Dennis Volemi w his high position at @KCBInKenya is allowed to be a stealth CTO, director & shareholder secretly at another Kenyan company?
No, they all are probably insanely furious about this post & all that will be revealed.
And it will protect others.
Now the elite will think twice if they will con over a foreigner like me whom they called “muzung for service”…and we’ll hold them accountable once this corrupt current regime is out of office.
It will also prevent other local integer workers & investors who would otherwisebe screwed over be protected.
Bet on our voices making a difference.
We will change this for a better world.
Miss knightly 🇰🇪 retweeted
Unataka nguo zake sindio??
Deeply saddened by the tragic loss of my fellow entrepreneur, Wicknell Chivayo, his wife Lucy Muteke and others who lost their lives in the helicopter crash in Zimbabwe.
Wicknell was a man of ambition, energy and immense belief in Africa’s potential. His passing is a painful loss to his family, friends and the business community.
My condolences to the bereaved families and the people of Zimbabwe. May their souls rest in eternal peace.
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Meet Shaarifa.
Young. Driven. Unapologetically committed to change.
As a community health student and human rights defender, she is using her voice to push for accessibility, gender equality, and the full recognition of women with disabilities.
Through her work with VOWAG, she is helping create spaces where young women can speak freely, claim their rights, and actively shape the futures they want to live in.
Her energy reflects a generation that refuses to wait for permission to lead.
This is what defence of rights looks like on the ground.
#DefendersBeyondLimits #HerVoiceHerPower