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Kenya Discussion / Re: Two Kalenjin Presidencies Have Ruined Kenya
« Last post by sema on July 03, 2025, 04:41:43 AM »
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That is you. Ruto was number in school from standard 1 to University of Nairobi! He scored 35 out of 36 in CPE! Arguably the smartest Kenya!

This is foolishness, but let me say this. I've watched many interviews with Lee Kuan Yew the former PM of Singapore and I remember seeing him having round table debates with young singaporeans for 3 hours, 4 hours, etc

And at these debates, they would have discussions and the young Singaporeans were allowed to ask him anything and it was intellectual debates that they had about various topics (economics, democracy, freedom of the press, etc)

They were no abductions, missing people, police shootings, murders, etc. It was INTELLECTUAL DEBATES with YOUNG Singaporean citizens. Ruto though, has crossed the rubicon because of all of theSE abductions and murders. It's over for him.

Had he followed Lee Kuan Yew's example and had these open debates that were put on youtube or tiktok, he wouuld have avoided these abductions and murders but now it's too late for Ruto. iT'S OVER FOR HIM.

AFRICANS NEED TO EMBRACE INTELLECTUALISM AND NOT VIOLENCE!!!

And this is my problem with Kalenjin leadership. They resort to violence first before intellectualism. Why is Ruto surrounding himself with illiterate clowns like Oscar Sudi and Farouk Kibet?? Why?
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Kenya Discussion / Re: Mid term MOASS - Ruto at 38% without Raila & Murima
« Last post by Nefertiti on July 03, 2025, 04:36:08 AM »
Quote from: RV Pundit on July 02, 2025, 08:23:54 PM
I agree. Many Kikuyu n Meru will realize it not worth going on mortal dead combat with Ruto. It's 5yrs. Ruto is doubling down. I think he will get 30% too...once it becomes obvious it better to sue peace. Kindiki Wil retain. If not Odm takes it. Ruto will win bigly 2027.

RiggyG and Meru is akin to Ruto and Nandi or Kipsigis. His mother and wife are Meru. This time even Meru local seats might go DCP.

Without knowing Raila plan I agree Ruto option is Kamba. RiggyG is already ahead there with "cousins" :) - which a ruse to 1. make it hard for Kalonzo to join Ruto and 2. kill off Mutuas and Muthamas.

For now I agree it's 36% with Ruto vs Raila vs Kalonzo.

Sanitize your MOAS forthwith by getting rid of 2 things: Kindiki and Muhoho.
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Kenya Discussion / Re: Musical Interlude
« Last post by . on July 03, 2025, 03:57:54 AM »

High school memories for me


The live reprise



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Kenya Discussion / Re: Great to have a sharp President who can articulate issues
« Last post by RV Pundit on July 03, 2025, 03:52:12 AM »
Quote from: RV Heavy Hitter! on July 03, 2025, 03:33:27 AM
Quote from: gout on July 03, 2025, 02:54:28 AM
He is talking to people hustling to send the remittances to pay food, school fees and medical bills for family and friends Soss which have been steadily rising since 2016. Err except the Kenyan delegation out on shopping with per diems.

This in a way debunks SHA, CBC, inflation, agriculture successes.
Everybody is hustling to pay for Healthcare, Education, and food worldwide. Kenya with such reforms is slowly turning the tide. Safaricom data show WhatsApp groups raising money for healthcare has shrunk by 60%, that is a good data point that augments Ruto's reforms
Exactly
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Kenya Discussion / Re: Elon Musk is mental.
« Last post by gout on July 03, 2025, 03:36:00 AM »
Elon is in a very good place with his katikati party with the current majority stakes. He needs just to settle on five good sumbua candidates to throw money at their campaigns.

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In the House, Republicans currently hold 220 of the 435 seats. That means if they lose just three seats, Democrats could reclaim the majority with 218. The Senate picture is slightly more complicated: Republicans have a 53–47 edge, but 35 seats are up for grabs in 2026, including two special elections in Florida and Ohio. For Democrats to flip the Senate, they’d need a net gain of four seats.

https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/elon-musk/elon-musks-america-party-project-disrupt-politics-rcna216283
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Kenya Discussion / Re: Great to have a sharp President who can articulate issues
« Last post by RV Heavy Hitter! on July 03, 2025, 03:33:27 AM »
Quote from: gout on July 03, 2025, 02:54:28 AM
He is talking to people hustling to send the remittances to pay food, school fees and medical bills for family and friends Soss which have been steadily rising since 2016. Err except the Kenyan delegation out on shopping with per diems.

This in a way debunks SHA, CBC, inflation, agriculture successes.
Everybody is hustling to pay for Healthcare, Education, and food worldwide. Kenya with such reforms is slowly turning the tide. Safaricom data show WhatsApp groups raising money for healthcare has shrunk by 60%, that is a good data point that augments Ruto's reforms
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Kenya Discussion / Re: Mid term MOASS - Ruto at 38% without Raila & Murima
« Last post by gout on July 03, 2025, 02:57:52 AM »
Hafana haja ya kuvote tuko na sistem 😂😂

Quote from: RV Heavy Hitter! on July 02, 2025, 08:11:10 PM
then Ruto will win by 50%+1 because that is the default outcome of Ruto's IEBC and Supreme Court and Government infrastructure. Wether people Kithni or ndekni, the outcome is predetermined!
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Kenya Discussion / Re: Great to have a sharp President who can articulate issues
« Last post by gout on July 03, 2025, 02:54:28 AM »
He is talking to people hustling to send the remittances to pay food, school fees and medical bills for family and friends Soss which have been steadily rising since 2016. Err except the Kenyan delegation out on shopping with per diems.

This in a way debunks SHA, CBC, inflation, agriculture successes.
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Kenya Discussion / Nairobi Railway City
« Last post by gout on July 03, 2025, 01:28:23 AM »
Signatures and more signatures. Documentaries and graphics.

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The Nairobi Railway City project — a UK-funded urban renewal plan — has received a boost following President William Ruto’s tour of the United Kingdom.
The project has been gaining momentum as part of a broader Kenya-UK strategic partnership, with the goal of reshaping the capital's transport infrastructure and unlocking new economic potential.

A Tuesday meeting between President William Ruto and Prime Minister Keir Starmer of the United Kingdom at 10 Downing Street in London set the stage for the project that is expected to begin later this year.

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The project was first mooted at the UK-Africa Investment Summit, held in London in early 2020, and its groundbreaking ceremony was presided over by President William Ruto on December 7, 2022.

https://www.the-star.co.ke/business/2025-07-02-ruto-uk-pm-meeting-sets-stage-for-railway-city-rollout


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Kenya Discussion / Great to have a sharp President who can articulate issues
« Last post by RV Heavy Hitter! on July 03, 2025, 12:23:46 AM »
Most African President scares their diaspora every time they are on world stage, never Kenyans. Kenyan media is not reporting what is happening in Kenya, but those who are intelligent, know Kenya is on the right path. Reforms that Ruto instituted is changing Kenya one day at a time. Health, Housing, Agriculture, etc are all firing on all cylinders! Curb your tribalism and give credit where is due. Data don't lie!
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