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Realistically, how come the office of the First Lady generated tension under KKA yet you were OK with it under Uhuru's regime?
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Wait, you can actually take a screenshot of a tweet directly from the “Copy Link” option on X? 😂
1. Open the tweet.
2. Tap the Share icon.
3. Select “Copy Link.”
4. Look out for the screenshot option if available on your app version.
X keeps hiding features in plain sight! 😂
1. Open the tweet.
2. Tap the Share icon.
3. Select “Copy Link.”
4. Look out for the screenshot option if available on your app version.
X keeps hiding features in plain sight! 😂
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UPDATE: President William Ruto hosts ODM party leaders at his Kilgoris home in Narok County.
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I'm just learning from you today 😄
Been on X for years, and I'm only discovering today that you can screenshot a tweet directly from the "Copy Link" option. 😂
The things we learn every day!
Been on X for years, and I'm only discovering today that you can screenshot a tweet directly from the "Copy Link" option. 😂
The things we learn every day!
I've been using X for 14 years, and I'm only just discovering that you can take a screenshot of a tweet directly from the Copy Link option. 😂
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Is there Something wrong with this Party?
Petitioners have moved to court seeking to stop Linda Mwananchi Movement (LMM) from holding its First National Delegates Conference (NDC) scheduled for November 13, 2026, where the movement intends to ratify Edwin Sifuna’s presidential candidacy.
Petitioners have moved to court seeking to stop Linda Mwananchi Movement (LMM) from holding its First National Delegates Conference (NDC) scheduled for November 13, 2026, where the movement intends to ratify Edwin Sifuna’s presidential candidacy.
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“No President has made greater efforts to unite the country than William Ruto,” says Deputy President Kithure Kindiki.
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Gachagua ate Uhuru's money. @grok , verify this
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From Today's Rally in Gusii region, tell us exactly what would prevent President Ruto from going for TWO terms.
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The Opposition in shock as President Ruto draws a massive crowd in Kisii. Kisii turns out in huge numbers to welcome Broadbased Leaders led by President William Ruto.
Weeeh!
Weeeh!
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Today, UHURU went to Microphone to narrate his village tales on what he heard from his ichaweri villagers.
He should go all over the country collecting views.
Please, Keep distance and next time when you get to address, Advice Kenyans well.
He should go all over the country collecting views.
Please, Keep distance and next time when you get to address, Advice Kenyans well.
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One Message to Sponyoo. Avoid collecting views from Bar or drunkards, Look for sober Kenyans working in Affordable Housing, Farmers and those working in Hospitals.
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"Shida ni Umoja wa Opposition" UHURU tells Gachagua, Sifuna and Matiang'i leaving Kalonzo Out .
But there is a problem, How can he call Matiang'i and Sifuna to unite when he is sponsoring them separately?
He is the one who caused the Opposition Disunity and will be the one ending it.
But there is a problem, How can he call Matiang'i and Sifuna to unite when he is sponsoring them separately?
He is the one who caused the Opposition Disunity and will be the one ending it.
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The National Assembly has passed the Health (Amendment) Bill, 2024, sponsored by Kirinyaga Woman Representative Jane Njeri Maina, in a major step towards protecting patients and families from exploitative hospital practices.
The proposed law seeks to introduce the following protections:
1. No upfront payment for emergency treatment: Public health facilities will be prohibited from demanding payment before providing emergency medical treatment.
2. No detention of discharged patients: Hospitals will be prohibited from holding discharged patients as a means of forcing payment of outstanding medical bills.
3. No detention of bodies over unpaid bills: Public health facilities will be prohibited from withholding deceased persons' bodies to compel families to settle outstanding medical bills.
4. Emergency care regardless of financial status: Patients in critical condition should receive immediate medical attention without first being subjected to financial checks or demands for deposits.
5. Emergency care beyond hospital doors: The proposed framework recognises emergency care at the scene of an incident, during transportation and through stabilisation and referral.
6. Penalties for violations: Public health facilities demanding prepayment for emergency treatment could face fines of up to KSh3 million, while public officers authorising the detention of bodies over unpaid bills could face fines of up to KSh2 million.
7. Structured payment arrangements: Healthcare facilities may pursue outstanding medical bills through agreed payment arrangements rather than subjecting patients and grieving families to unlawful detention.
The Bill now proceeds to the next stage of the legislative process and is not yet law.
The proposed law seeks to introduce the following protections:
1. No upfront payment for emergency treatment: Public health facilities will be prohibited from demanding payment before providing emergency medical treatment.
2. No detention of discharged patients: Hospitals will be prohibited from holding discharged patients as a means of forcing payment of outstanding medical bills.
3. No detention of bodies over unpaid bills: Public health facilities will be prohibited from withholding deceased persons' bodies to compel families to settle outstanding medical bills.
4. Emergency care regardless of financial status: Patients in critical condition should receive immediate medical attention without first being subjected to financial checks or demands for deposits.
5. Emergency care beyond hospital doors: The proposed framework recognises emergency care at the scene of an incident, during transportation and through stabilisation and referral.
6. Penalties for violations: Public health facilities demanding prepayment for emergency treatment could face fines of up to KSh3 million, while public officers authorising the detention of bodies over unpaid bills could face fines of up to KSh2 million.
7. Structured payment arrangements: Healthcare facilities may pursue outstanding medical bills through agreed payment arrangements rather than subjecting patients and grieving families to unlawful detention.
The Bill now proceeds to the next stage of the legislative process and is not yet law.
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Dear LORD, we're here again before you this evening, not to ask for ANYTHING;
JUST to say THANK YOU, JAH 🙏
JUST to say THANK YOU, JAH 🙏
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It's Musalia Mudavadi and Wetangula who Mulembe nation knows.
Sifuna should wait until after the two.
It's difficult for Sifuna to be president before them.
Thank you.
Sifuna should wait until after the two.
It's difficult for Sifuna to be president before them.
Thank you.
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JUICY NEWS
PUBLIC HEALTH UPDATE
Kenya is counting down to a potential Ebola-free declaration.
The Ministry of Health says December 23, 2026, is the target date for Kenya to be declared Ebola-free, provided no new cases are reported.
Today marks Day One of the mandatory 42-day countdown, a critical period for surveillance and monitoring.
PUBLIC HEALTH UPDATE
Kenya is counting down to a potential Ebola-free declaration.
The Ministry of Health says December 23, 2026, is the target date for Kenya to be declared Ebola-free, provided no new cases are reported.
Today marks Day One of the mandatory 42-day countdown, a critical period for surveillance and monitoring.
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JUICY NEWS
PUBLIC HEALTH UPDATE
Kenya is counting down to a potential Ebola-free declaration.
The Ministry of Health says December 23, 2026, is the target date for Kenya to be declared Ebola-free, provided no new cases are reported.
Today marks Day One of the mandatory 42-day countdown, a critical period for surveillance and monitoring.
PUBLIC HEALTH UPDATE
Kenya is counting down to a potential Ebola-free declaration.
The Ministry of Health says December 23, 2026, is the target date for Kenya to be declared Ebola-free, provided no new cases are reported.
Today marks Day One of the mandatory 42-day countdown, a critical period for surveillance and monitoring.
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