Nyota wa mpira wa miguu wa Kenya wa baadaye.🇰🇪 Baadaye ni ya Waafrika. #MatataVibes
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So now we are posting soldiers' photos with threats attached? Shame on you. Kenyans know warmongering when we see it and we refuse it. We want peace.
Sifuna follows the constitution only when cameras are rolling. Bwana wananchi wameona hio game already 😂
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Moses Matata retweeted
We appreciate President Ruto for driving meaningful Education Reforms. Hi itasaidia watoto wasome
Be honest, I will. I would oppose it, because Kenya is your country too. Mombasa without Muslims is not Mombasa, Nairobi neither. What you deserve is freedom of faith right here at home. Kenya ni yetu sote.
Dear non-Muslims,
Imagine all the Muslims in your country decided to leave and relocate to an Islamic country where they could freely practise their faith, follow Islamic principles and live according to their beliefs. Would you be happy to see us go, or would you feel our absence?
Be honest, would you support that choice or oppose it?
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Sifuna 87%? The same TIFA that predicted 2022 wrong? Hawajawahi kuwa serious. We reject ALL of them, positive or negative. Nawajua sana hawa
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Moses Matata retweeted
Finance Act 2026 amended Sec52B(1) of the Income Tax Act to change the individual income tax return filing deadline to the last day of the fourth month following the year of income (i.e changed it to April 30th from June 30th).
So how will it work?
KRA Commissioner George Obel says:
· In January, KRA will send taxpayers all their pre-populated data on their sales & purchases. He says this will happen "on day one"..So Jan 1st, 2027 maybe?
· This will be data sourced from eTIMS invoices, Withholding Tax certificates, Customs data & third party data
· Dual assessment will have the taxpayers granted an opportunity to file & counter-check what has been generated based on pre-populated data
Wewe na pessimism zako 😂 Ngoja mfumo ujaribiwe kwanza. Fadlu kasema atatengeneza ubora wa juu na walio hapa, kikosi chetu kina wachezaji wa kutosha 👌
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Every time Kenya finds a partner who doesn't attach chains to our deals, the human rights industry wakes up with a fresh dossier. I have seen UAE employ our youth, 30,000 Kenyans working there. Real jobs beat their lectures. We are not fools.
From Abu #Dhabi's military facilities to the battlefields of #Darfur, Human Rights Watch and The Sentry have documented disturbing evidence involving #UAE-linked companies and Colombian mercenaries supporting Sudan's #RSF.
The new #NoToLana investigation raises difficult questions about Lana Nusseibeh's denials of UAE involvement and her bid to lead the @UN . These documented links demand independent scrutiny, not unanswered denials.
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Moses Matata retweeted
"Scenario analysis and resilience assessments help organisations anticipate future risks and strengthen their preparedness, with Absa Bank among the African companies demonstrating their practical application." Dr Ndidi @Nnoli - Edozien Board Member, International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) #ICPAK43rdAnnualSemEdition2 ^CA
When credit tightens, it's the mama mboga needing a stock loan who feels it first. Working capital is the oxygen of small business, and banks cut the small man before the big accounts. Debt-driven growth always ends with ordinary Kenyans paying the price.
Businesses that depend on bank financing for working capital, stock purchases and expansion could face additional pressure, while households seeking loans for consumption, housing and other needs may find it harder or more expensive to borrow.
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Wueh, engineering at another level. I didn't know tunnel lighting had a purpose. Our engineers tarmacking roads everywhere should borrow this. A road that protects you is part of the plan 👌
Ever wondered why Japanese tunnels have SO many lights at the entrance? 👀💡
It's not a wiring mistake. It's an engineering solution to something called the black hole effect.
When you drive from bright sunlight into a dark tunnel, your eyes can't adjust instantly. For those few moments, a broken-down vehicle or other hazard could practically disappear from sight.
Those lights gradually prepare your eyes for the darkness, helping you see what's ahead.
A clever reminder that great engineering doesn't just build roads. It protects the people using them. 🚗
🎥 Credit: Arch Inside
#MakersNg #EngineeringTok #TunnelEngineering #RoadSafety #JapaneseEngineering #CivilEngineering
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That's a student you're talking about, have some shame. I wish we celebrated the talent like this, cultural days are for our heritage, not this nonsense.
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Moses Matata retweeted
Fun fact: I once tried to bring a cable car from Upperhill to Nairobi CBD.Financiers from Dubai were already in,Papers ready,Vision clear.
Proposal got scrapped for reasons I still don't know till today 😭So if you're still stuck in traffic at Haile Selassie, just know I tried .
Kenya🇰🇪 Plans Cable🚠Car at Great Rift Valley Viewpoint as Part of Highway Upgrade africaupdates.com/news/kenya…
Tunaskiza. If the deal brings jobs and markets for our farmers, why are some people crying before the address is even done? Development is development. Wacha wangoje kuskiza kwanza 😅 #ThePlan
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Wanga has said it as it is. Wamunyoro wants to burn Kenya then catch a flight to Texas, we have seen through him. Look at that sea of humanity in Kisii, the ground is boiling nicely 👌
"Gachagua anataka kuchoma Kenya alafu atorokee Texas. Hii Kenya kuna vyama viwili pekee vya kitaifa, UDA na ODM." ~ Gladys Wanga
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Kusema kweli. I have always said government borrowing for infrastructure has failed us, PPPs and equity partnerships are the way. Aggressive development in one generation, that's the Gulf path. Hope the masterclass lessons go straight into our pipelines back home.
Today, I welcomed participants to the pre-conference masterclass of the 16th Africa PPP Summit, where the theme “From Vision to Investment” framed our discussions on preparing bankable infrastructure projects.
My message focused on the responsibility public institutions carry in developing projects that governments, lenders and investors can support with confidence. That confidence takes shape during preparation, when we examine demand, establish realistic costs and revenues, and determine how risks and obligations will be shared.
The choices that follow, including tariffs, guarantees and concession periods, influence what citizens pay, the commitments government assumes and the sustainability of the investment. Making informed decisions requires sound feasibility work, professional judgment and consistent institutional oversight.
I encouraged participants to engage with the masterclass through challenges within their own project pipelines. Applying the lessons to specific preparation gaps will help translate the exchange into viable investments and dependable infrastructure services across Africa.
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So Sakaja waited two hours for a committee that couldn't assemble quorum? I thought these are the same people lecturing the President on accountability. It's boiling nicely 👌
The Senate failed to raise the required quorum of 15 members for the second consecutive Wednesday, forcing another adjournment and disrupting scheduled appearances by four Cabinet Secretaries.
Energy CS Opiyo Wandayi, Defence CS Soipan Tuya, Cooperatives CS Wycliffe Oparanya and Lands CS Alice Wahome were expected to respond to questions on stalled projects, urban infrastructure, business losses during demonstrations and space debris in Makueni County.
The adjournment mirrors a similar incident the previous week, when scheduled appearances by three other officials were also disrupted. The House is currently handling a backlog of 689 pending matters, including 63 Bills, 30 motions, 18 petitions and 578 statements.
The quorum challenges have extended to committee sittings, with Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja reportedly waiting nearly two hours on Monday as the Senate Public Accounts Committee struggled to assemble members.
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This is why roads and transport matter more than any report. President is delivering the plan, better roads and cheaper matatu fares so the hustler doesn't walk to work 👌
Poor infrastructure and high transport fares are pricing millions of low-income labourers in Africa’s urban centres out of motorised transport, forcing them to walk to work daily, a new World Bank report says.
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