AfriqueDuZuid:


survey conducted by a Johannesburg think tank, the Brenthurst Foundation, tf is that

What's their sample size?

Who was surveyed?

Why you asking me? read the article I'm pretty sure they mention it! Also you've never heard of the Brenthurst Foundation? do you even follow politics?

AfriqueDuZuid:


All presidents gets security upgrades, it was what it was

Zuma is 100% bettrr than Ramaphosa

But that's not the point

A R30 mil swimming pool isn't a security upgrade.....Also who tf pays R30mil for a swimming pool?

Also ANC is just on the downward trajectory, each president is worse than the one before

What's going on in Kenya

ProblemChild1:
What's going on in Kenya

the pain of not defaulting like GH

ProblemChild1:
What's going on in Kenya

Ruto's incompetence has finally shone through!! He has managed to unite all Kenyans from the lowest class to the highest against him. The woke Gen Z demographic are tired of seeing his Lootocracy and wanton theft. Guys from his clique are splashing millions every weekend on useless church functions to silence the sheep and turn themselves into demigods that must be worshipped for being the only people with money in Kenya after three years of turning everyone into a literal beggar. Now he is staring at a revolution led by no single party of individual, all politicians on both sides are shocked. He bought Raila by financing his bid for a useless AU post but now cant buy 50 million Kenyans who are tired of his IMF policies. This years budget proposal was the final straw. Not even the minister of finance knows what's in there, it was written in Washington DC and sent in for MPigs to pass. But Kenyans wont have it. Watch this space, if they pass it in the final voting next week the entire political leadership led by the most incompetent megalomaniac will fall. Mps who voted for the bill are already seeing their homes attacked and burned. The church is also implicated in this and things are really hot for them. This is what needs to happen in all of Africa and I hope Nigerians can also join the Kenyan youth in purging their country of these hungry wolves.

PS> Nothing that has happened so far was not a prediction I made. I knew the same people who brought Ruto to power would bring him down once they finally experience what we in the opposition knew all along. Providence has its own special way of righting wrongs.

Obiano13:


Ruto's incompetence has finally shone through!! He has managed to unite all Kenyans from the lowest class to the highest against him. The woke Gen Z demographic are tired of seeing his Lootocracy and wanton theft. Guys from his clique are splashing millions every weekend on useless church functions to silence the sheep and turn themselves into demigods that must be worshipped for being the only people with money in Kenya after three years of turning everyone into a literal beggar. Now he is staring at a revolution led by no single party of individual, all politicians on both sides are shocked. He bought Raila by financing his bid for a useless AU post but now cant buy 50 million Kenyans who are tired of his IMF policies. This years budget proposal was the final straw. Not even the minister of finance knows what's in there, it was written in Washington DC and sent in for MPigs to pass. But Kenyans wont have it. Watch this space, if they pass it in the final voting next week the entire political leadership led by the most incompetent megalomaniac will fall. Mps who voted for the bill are already seeing their homes attacked and burned. The church is also implicated in this and things are really hot for them. This is what needs to happen in all of Africa and I hope Nigerians can also join the Kenyan youth in purging their country of these hungry wolves.

PS> Nothing that has happened so far was not a prediction I made. I knew the same people who brought Ruto to power would bring him down once they finally experience what we in the opposition knew all along. Providence has its own special way of righting wrongs.

This is the same thing going on in Argentina and Nigeria as well. The government's are trying to cut down on what they spend paying back debts by strangling the masses. Subsidies were cut in Kenya, Nigeria and Argentina.

In Argentina, as the youths protested outside the parliament building, the parliamentarians inside the building passed the wicked bills submitted by the president.

Things are crazily expensive in Nigeria right now, especially food. The same thing is happening in Kenya. I heard your president is proposing adding a 16% tax to bread prices.

All this economic moves against the masses are imf stipulations to get poor beggarly countries to balance their books. The curious thing is that the politicians are not cutting down on their own corruption. The masses are the ones to bear the brunt.

Obaaderemi2:
This is the same thing going on in Argentina and Nigeria as well. The government's are trying to cut down on what they spend paying back debts by strangling the masses. Subsidies were cut in Kenya, Nigeria and Argentina.

In Argentina, as the youths protested outside the parliament building, the parliamentarians inside the building passed the wicked bills submitted by the president.

Things are crazily expensive in Nigeria right now, especially food. The same thing is happening in Kenya. I heard your president is proposing adding a 16% tax to bread prices.

All this economic moves against the masses are imf stipulations to get poor beggarly countries to balance their books. The curious thing is that the politicians are not cutting down on their own corruption. The masses are the ones to bear the brunt.

The difference is that in Kenya the finance bill is a symptom not the problem.

rvp2018:
the pain of not defaulting like GH

Same thing with Nigeria. The debt servicing for the past one year have increased tremendously. The policy reforms in Nigeria and Argentina and probably Kenya as well have been quite hard on the citizens.

Sometimes I envy Ghana. Yes they’ve defaulted which would always affect their credit rating but now they wouldn’t have to continuously service those debts (at least for some years to come).

Enugu City, Nigeria.

Just for context how the idiots run govt. You steal billions from the govt then dash around distributing breadcrumbs every weekend in events attended by poor uneducated villagers whose money you have stolen. You should have built roads, electricity, schools, general infrastructure to make their life worthwhile but you stole the money. Then tell people to pay more taxes so that you can loot more and turn yourself into cult personalities. Won't fly in Kenya. We ended this in the 2002 revolution that swept Moi and his cronies from power. We are doing the same with Ruto in 2024.

In this video an illiterate leader is egoistically donating millions of stolen money as villagers clap. This illiterate man is among the top closest confidants of Ruto. Ruto surrounds himself with such low IQ people because they lack the moral compass or brain capacity to question theft. Their reasoning is still stuck in the 90s. Look at the stone age photo below. People who think they can impress woke people with such cheap stunts as carrying mountains of money around in cash bags. Who in the modern world runs the govt like that except the mafia? You can imagine splashing money like that each weekend and telling citizens to tighten their seatbelts and pay more taxes. That kind of irony is lost only to such people, not the common man.

https://twitter.com/omwambaKE/status/1802641411453448356


https://x.com/terrikibiriti/status/1804645311345746198


These are just a few of the things the majority are collectively MAD (not angry) about. Just wait for next week's revolution. Our future generations will say that Kenya gained independence in 2024 and the liberation was led by Gen Zees, tech savvy, educated, uncompromised, tribeless, nationalists. This time around politicians are trying to retreat to tribal cuccoons but are being told to shut the F UP. Church leaders are being told not to dare invite politicians to the pulpit or else their churches will become museums.

Btw, the guy you saw up there donating 20 million as villagers clapped was shut down by a priest the next time he was in a church function and told to sit down. The clergy have finally realized their BS will earn them the wrath of the people who really matter.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7Gh8TdL_88

These are churches that have been swallowing stolen billions from Ruto now finally realizing the disaster it has brought them. Billions that were meant for floods, natural disaster preparedness, free maternity care, health, education etc. Anyone who tells you about IMF is just lying to you to give themself more time to loot. Dont buy that BS.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZ9qfm46k0U?si=XhHt7g7EKVxQkQoc

jl115:
Why you asking me? read the article I'm pretty sure they mention it! Also you've never heard of the Brenthurst Foundation? do you even follow politics?

I only know it's funders

jl115:
A R30 mil swimming pool isn't a security upgrade.....Also who tf pays R30mil for a swimming pool?

Also ANC is just on the downward trajectory, each president is worse than the one before

DA AND EFF did not grow

rvp2018:
the pain of not defaulting like GH

When you spend people's monies on unprofitable ventures ....46% bread tax is what you get

GeneralDae:

Same thing with Nigeria. The debt servicing for the past one year have increased tremendously. The policy reforms in Nigeria and Argentina and probably Kenya as well have been quite hard on the citizens.

Sometimes I envy Ghana. Yes they’ve defaulted which would always affect their credit rating but now they wouldn’t have to continuously service those debts (at least for some years to come).

Don't envy us oo

We also have our own problems we have to deal with, while our tolerance levels are high because of spending power, we have a 6 months window we are all looking forward to.

Ruto has finally caved in to try and save his dying political ass. Dont play with Kenyans my friend. We will send you to Haiti together with the policemen you're sending.

This clip aptly captures the puppet.

https://x.com/Kapyoseiin/status/1804867380906021262

We begin the week that Sir Alex Ferguson would have called "squeaky bum time". By all assessments, the man who took the oath to guard the sovereignty of the nation, William Ruto, obviously appears clueless about how to handle young revolutionaries who have gathered enough steam to bring down the government.

But first, let us be clear that as long as the Finance Bill 2024 remains the bone of contention between the citizens and the National Assembly, you cannot engage in this conversation without celebrating the 115 MPs, real heroes, who stood up and voted NO! The media and the demonstrators may ignore this fact, but history is a tool for posterity, and it will always record that 115 legislators stood with Kenyans at their most difficult hour.

Anyway, back to the demos. There is a clear pattern that these things usually take. A demonstration by a certain demographic starts, then it drags other sections of the population and becomes a popular uprising. The uprising leads to a breakdown of law and order that the police are unable to tame. Unpopular regimes declare a state of emergency at this point, but often, a united population makes this irrelevant, so the last institution of state sovereignty usually steps in; the military. Now, militaries hardly shoot civilians. In fact, when militaries hit the streets as a last resort, they allow demonstrating populations to climb up their tanks and wave flags some more. By this time, the government will have fled into exile or resigned honorably. In the case of the Kenyan military, the current makeup is so balanced that no one tribe can bring its agenda to the streets.

What options are available for Ruto?

1. Withdraw the Finance Bill 2024 and seek emergency legislative and legal measures to appropriate the 2024-25 budget in the interim.

2. Sack the entire cabinet and top civil service, then go on TV and acknowledge that mistakes have been made but you now seek a fresh start and a more representative, more responsive government. This buys time while giving the youths something to bite.

3. Resign and ask parliament to fast track the process of constituting the IEBC, then call fresh elections.

The problem for Ruto is that because of the way he bulldozed the Housing Levy, and the manner in which his tribesmen are perceived to be looting the nation and wearing titanium watches, any promises he makes will mean nothing. He lost the goodwill. He has run the government like a roadside chicken kiosk, and it is coming back to bite him. The second problem is that as with all revolutions, the actors will have a raging appetite for more conquests the greater their power grows. They won't stop at the Finance Bill. They will want him out. They are tribeless and very very many. Besides, you can't shoot ten kids before Joe Biden himself asks you to step down, as Obama boldly told Hosni Mubarak.

Overall, I wonder where the National Intelligence Service went to sleep as all this was happening. You cannot combine a tiff with Gachagua and/or Kikuyus, with a national uprising. Ruto is in deep trouble. And there is little sympathy for him anywhere, the incompetent cult lord!

GeneralDae:
Enugu City, Nigeria.

more

Sunday in Kenya was #OccupyChurches day. Gen Z's bravely invaded the pulpits to peacefully remind the gluttonous preachers and their congregants that the struggle officially starts on Tuesday!!


https://x.com/alfredarapketer/status/1804800308406530333


And Ruto was running helter skelter to avoid the wrath of Kenyans.

That newspaper headline screams, POLITICIANS SILENCED IN CHURCH. Not a single politician spoke in church this Sunday. The heat is on and we will purge the country of all these gluttonous politicians and their clergy accomplices. We are unfazed gadaamit!

https://x.com/citizentvkenya/status/1804749913193853272

This was the church where Ruto and the deputy president attended. No politician was allowed to speak. ZERO! The pressure yields!

I envy Kenyans right now. They are showing other African countries, especially the youths, what it means to take back their country from the hands of those cronies and thieves in government. Nigerian youths started endsars in 2020, and the Nigerian government had to scrap SARS. Although it hasn't ended police brutalities in the country, but it shows that with one voice and unity, we can always make the governments listens to us.
We are really suffering in Nigeria right now, a lot is going on. It's not really easy in Nigeria right now, the youths are helpless and hopeless. We can't even come out and speak up, because of tribalism and religious beliefs. We are completely divided and shredded. And that is the exacts plans of those politicians, divide and conquer.

Jamestown123:
I envy Kenyans right now. They are showing other African countries, especially the youths, what it means to take back their country from the hands of those cronies and thieves in government. Nigerian youths started endsars in 2020, and the Nigerian government had to scrap SARS. Although it hasn't ended police brutalities in the country, but it shows that with one voice and unity, we can always make the governments listens to us.
We are really suffering in Nigeria right now, a lot is going on. It's not really easy in Nigeria right now, the youths are helpless and hopeless. We can't even come out and speak up, because of tribalism and religious beliefs. We are completely divided and shredded. And that is the exacts plans of those politicians, divide and conquer.

I swear down. You have said it all, nothing to add again.

Jamestown123:
I envy Kenyans right now. They are showing other African countries, especially the youths, what it means to take back their country from the hands of those cronies and thieves in government. Nigerian youths started endsars in 2020, and the Nigerian government had to scrap SARS. Although it hasn't ended police brutalities in the country, but it shows that with one voice and unity, we can always make the governments listens to us.
We are really suffering in Nigeria right now, a lot is going on. It's not really easy in Nigeria right now, the youths are helpless and hopeless. We can't even come out and speak up, because of tribalism and religious beliefs. We are completely divided and shredded. And that is the exacts plans of those politicians, divide and conquer.

nothing like divide and conquer for here, boss. Una just dey face the realities. Una govt don talk say e no dey pay for wetin una dey enjoy before.😂

Everything go still calm, but for now, we face it squarely. Nigerians aren't just not happy cos irrespective of all these rogbodiyan, politicians jumbo pay is always guaranteed.😂

Your welcome in advance Kenyans depending on how things go. May Africa increase intercontinental calibration and prosper together in the future one day.

[url] https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-06-21/kenya-said-to-pick-nigerian-energy-firm-to-build-mega-lpg-facility [/url]

Kenya is in talks with a unit of Nigeria-based Sahara Group Ltd. to co-build a 30,000-ton facility to handle and store liquefied petroleum gas, according to people familiar with the plans.

The deal will see state-owned Kenya Pipeline Co. forming a joint venture with Asharami Synergy Plc to build the common user terminal set to be East Africa’s biggest LPG storage and bottling facility in the port city of Mombasa, said the people who asked not to be named as they are not authorized to speak publicly on the matter.

Ghana with the haircut of 4.7 Billion dollars.

AskiaHarem:
Your welcome in advance Kenyans depending on how things go. May Africa increase intercontinental calibration and prosper together in the future one day.

[url] https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-06-21/kenya-said-to-pick-nigerian-energy-firm-to-build-mega-lpg-facility [/url]

Kenya is in talks with a unit of Nigeria-based Sahara Group Ltd. to co-build a 30,000-ton facility to handle and store liquefied petroleum gas, according to people familiar with the plans.

The deal will see state-owned Kenya Pipeline Co. forming a joint venture with Asharami Synergy Plc to build the common user terminal set to be East Africa’s biggest LPG storage and bottling facility in the port city of Mombasa, said the people who asked not to be named as they are not authorized to speak publicly on the matter.

Don't believe anything that is "associated with Ruto" until it happens

theenchanter:
nothing like divide and conquer for here, boss. Una just dey face the realities. Una govt don talk say e no dey pay for wetin una dey enjoy before.😂

Everything go still calm, but for now, we face it squarely. Nigerians aren't just not happy cos irrespective of all these rogbodiyan, politicians jumbo pay is always guaranteed.😂

Omo the country divide abeg. Forget all these talk wey you dey talk. Nothing go calm any down ma just tell you. Nigeria is gone and gone for good. You no see Kenyans. See how dem come out with one voice. But here in Nigeria nothing concerne anybody papa😂😂

theenchanter:
nothing like divide and conquer for here, boss. Una just dey face the realities. Una govt don talk say e no dey pay for wetin una dey enjoy before.😂

Everything go still calm, but for now, we face it squarely. Nigerians aren't just not happy cos irrespective of all these rogbodiyan, politicians jumbo pay is always guaranteed.😂

Lol. The problem is not even the removal of all those subsidies we have been enjoying before oo. What have the money been used for? That is the golden question. We haven't seen any improvement on our roads, inflations keep getting higher, our national debts keep increasing on a daily, because of constant borrowing. One would think that, after removal of fuel subsidy, education subsidy, electricity subsidy and health subsidy, that there will be an improvement in all these agencies, but no, still nothing. Security zero, education zero, health care zero, roads zero, Tinubu's first year in office has been a complete disaster and nothing more.

Jamestown123:
Lol. The problem is not even the removal of all those subsidies we have been enjoying before oo. What have the money been used for? That is the golden question. We haven't seen any improvement on our roads, inflations keep getting higher, our national debts keep increasing on a daily, because of constant borrowing. One would think that, after removal of fuel subsidy, education subsidy, electricity subsidy and health subsidy, that there will be an improvement in all these agencies, but no, still nothing. Security zero, education zero, health care zero, roads zero, Tinubu's first year in office has been a complete disaster and nothing more.

Well there is still subsidy because after the first removal in May 2023, the resulting spike in the prices of goods and services never allowed the naira remain stable. So with the movement of the naira away from 760 and 900, subsidy of fuel is back for now.
The only policy Tinubu seemed to have successfully achieved 100% for now is suppression of Naira black market but at a price of a weak naira.

Lagos.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcensixhOqM?si=u1HJbr-uwAT_PMSB

Jamestown123:
I envy Kenyans right now. They are showing other African countries, especially the youths, what it means to take back their country from the hands of those cronies and thieves in government. Nigerian youths started endsars in 2020, and the Nigerian government had to scrap SARS. Although it hasn't ended police brutalities in the country, but it shows that with one voice and unity, we can always make the governments listens to us.
We are really suffering in Nigeria right now, a lot is going on. It's not really easy in Nigeria right now, the youths are helpless and hopeless. We can't even come out and speak up, because of tribalism and religious beliefs. We are completely divided and shredded. And that is the exacts plans of those politicians, divide and conquer.

No one stops u from protesting right.
Are u waiting for someone to start the protest for u.

Two choppers have landed in Kenya's state house ready to evacuate the president as soon as shit hits the fan. Police are overpowered. Ruto has requested the military to intervene but the military has told him they dont do politics.

Finally the police cordon around parliament has been breached. Kenyans are now outside the gates of parliament in their millions