Author: Judith Mwaura

Reuben Kigame has joined Reject the Finance Bill 2024 Demos in Eldoret! Reuben Kigame’s presence has added a significant voice to the Reject the Finance Bill 2024 demonstrations in Eldoret. His participation underscores the widespread concern and unified opposition to the proposed financial measures. In Eldoret, the atmosphere is charged with determination and solidarity as demonstrators gather to express their dissent peacefully. With chants echoing through the streets and banners held high, the community displays a strong commitment to advocating for fairness and accountability in economic policies. Reuben Kigame’s involvement highlights the diversity of voices coming together for a common…

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Nanyuki Cruising nicely Cruising nicely in Nanyuki, where the financial status remains stable and unwavering. Amidst the tranquil streets and bustling markets, there is a sense of assurance and confidence among the residents. Business activities hum along steadily, reflecting a community adept at navigating economic challenges. The atmosphere exudes a blend of resilience and optimism, as local businesses continue to thrive and residents go about their daily routines with a sense of security. In Nanyuki, the steady financial status serves as a testament to the perseverance and adaptability of its people, fostering a climate where stability and progress go hand…

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Nairobi CBD Is Fire Nairobi’s Central Business District (CBD) has awakened to a wave of protests as citizens rally against the imposition of punitive taxes. The heart of Kenya’s capital is teeming with demonstrators who are voicing their frustration and demanding immediate policy changes. The protests in Nairobi CBD, a critical hub of economic activity, underscore the widespread discontent permeating various strata of society. As businesses shutter and traffic halts, the demonstrators’ message reverberates through the city, amplifying the national outcry for fairer and more considerate economic policies. Watch Now

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Ballot boxes are currently Arriving in Kondele Police Station in the Form of Geneza for Police to vote on the Finance Bill. You’re Welcome to Oversee Ballot boxes resembling “geneza” (a local term for ballot boxes) are currently being delivered to Kondele Police Station for police officers to cast their votes on the finance bill. This development invites public oversight, emphasizing transparency in the voting process. It underscores the community’s active role in ensuring fair and democratic procedures, even within law enforcement. As stakeholders monitor this process, it reflects a commitment to upholding integrity and accountability in governance. The arrival…

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Kisumu Have Waken Up “Zakayo shuka!” Kisumu Youth Dramatize How they Want President Ruto to Drop Controversial Finace Bill Taxes Reporting live from Kisumu, where residents have awakened to a peaceful demonstration rejecting the finance bill. The atmosphere is charged with determination and solidarity as citizens gather to voice their concerns loud and clear. Chanting slogans and waving banners, they stand united against what they perceive as unjust financial measures. The demonstration, organized with remarkable orderliness, underscores the community’s commitment to civic engagement and democratic expression. In the heart of Kisumu, amidst bustling streets and honking cars, this demonstration serves as…

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Kisumu Have Waken Up “Zakayo shuka!” Kisumu Youth Dramatize How they Want President Ruto to Drop Controversial Finace Bill Taxes Reporting live from Kisumu, where residents have awakened to a peaceful demonstration rejecting the finance bill. The atmosphere is charged with determination and solidarity as citizens gather to voice their concerns loud and clear. Chanting slogans and waving banners, they stand united against what they perceive as unjust financial measures. The demonstration, organized with remarkable orderliness, underscores the community’s commitment to civic engagement and democratic expression. In the heart of Kisumu, amidst bustling streets and honking cars, this demonstration serves…

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Ballot boxes resembling “geneza” are currently being delivered to Kondele Police Station, where police officers are set to cast their votes on the contentious finance bill. This development has sparked significant public interest and scrutiny, as community members and stakeholders gather to oversee the voting process. The use of transparent ballot boxes underscores a commitment to ensuring fair and accountable voting procedures within law enforcement. It represents a crucial moment for democratic participation, highlighting the community’s active role in shaping local governance and policy decisions. The arrival of these ballot boxes at Kondele Police Station is not merely procedural but…

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As of 2 a.m., the streets of Langata were already filled with determined protestors, taking a stand against the newly proposed finance bill. The early morning hours did little to dampen their spirits, as men and women, young and old, marched together to voice their discontent. The finance bill, seen by many as a threat to their economic well-being, has sparked outrage across the community, galvanizing residents to take immediate action. The protestors in Langata are particularly concerned about the potential increase in taxes and the burden it would place on everyday citizens. Many argue that the bill disproportionately affects…

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BREAKING NEWS: The people of Eldoret have taken to the streets in what is being dubbed the “mother of all maandamanos.” The town, renowned for its calm and industrious residents, has erupted in unprecedented protests following a scandal involving promises of jobs and opportunities in Canada and Finland. The protestors, feeling betrayed and scammed, are demanding justice and accountability from local and national leaders who they believe facilitated the fraudulent scheme. Eldoret’s central business district has become a hotbed of activity, with thousands of people from all walks of life joining the demonstrations. The scale of the protests is set…

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The Data Commissioner has put a section of Kenyans on notice over their latest deeds of sharing private details of certain individuals Netizens on the X platform have been uploading phone numbers of police officers and lawmakers as they protest the Finance Bill 2024 The government agency warned them against the move, saying it was flouting the current constitution, in which the right to privacy has been stipulated Nairobi: The Office of the Data Protection Commissioner (ODPC) has warned Kenyans against distributing other people’s private information on social media. The government agency said it had observed a recent trend in…

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