Since no one wanted to listen to Kasongo's speech at the UN, he took his own audience from Kenya.

When small men cast big shadows it only means the sun is setting. I am happy and quite surprised to see how Edwin sifuna a small man from my paternal village who was considered insignificant just the other day,is now making legacy Politicians who claimed to posses the carte blanche of controlling how politics is done in this country,Panic. They are panicking! And I am not certain he has even started Yet! Gachagua is crying sifuna doesnt want to engage him. Former kasongo mule,JB muturi is crying,Kasongo himself is panicking,Everyday he is lamenting. Kalonzo woke up very early today to sponsor fake polls of how statistics want sifuna to deputize him,and so on. The only man I havent seen crying is Maraga,and we all know why. All these men want a piece of sifunas cake, that they neither helped prepare nor did they think it would bake They want sifuna to operate with their permission and ‘blessing’ ,blackmailing him with tantrums like “You cant work alone”. These are threats emanating not from Confidence but from Confusion and Disorientation. Sifuna ameharibu hesabu. Since june 24th there has been a vaccum that politicians have been trying to fill. A vaccum that not even Raila could fill. Gachagua tried and failed terribly,Maraga also tried but still wasnt quite so, And Since Railas death which I must admit was very timely and convenient,Sifuna appears to have what it takes to fill this void. He has the peoples hearts now. Its just a matter of time now,before they start jumping to Linda mwananchi

Other countries took 5-10 delegates to UNGA, while Kenya took 84 delegates. They even took their girlfriends. The same person who used to sing ‘I will cut travel expenses’

August 10th 2027, Kenyans must bury this dangerous notion that a sitting President cannot lose a second term and must remain in power by force. The Constitution does not guarantee anyone a second term. The voter does. If you win, govern. If you lose, leave. The ballot is sovereign. The presidency is temporary.

Fasihi ni kioo cha jamii. This song is not just a song. Its a call for Kenyans to start thinking beyond political handouts.

Now this's the kind of conversation that, if everyone of us would have, this's how to head to Thingapore.

My Luo brothers, as your fellow Luo, let me say this plainly: do not bring your hatred of Kikuyus near me. Especially those of you who never voted for William Ruto in 2022. If your politics has now become hatred of Kikuyus, keep that hatred to yourself. Kikuyus are not a political punching bag. Neither are Kambas, Luhyas, Kisii or any other community. I have heard Kalenjins being warned and advised to protect and guard their Kikuyu neighbours. Yet some Luos who never supported Ruto have convinced themselves that hating Kikuyus is patriotism. It isn't. It is political mediocrity. A man I respect walked into a hotel and told me, "We will vote Ruto to punish the Kikuyus." I asked him, "Which Kikuyus?" He said, "Rigathi Gachagua." I asked him, "Why?" He said, "I have never liked Gachagua." I looked at him and asked, "So you hate Gachagua because he is Kikuyu, or because you genuinely disagree with him politically?" Silence. Then I asked him the obvious question: Do you hate Gachagua because he defeated Raila and became Deputy President before Raila ever became President? He looked confused. Then I asked him: Can Ruto defeat Kalonzo Musyoka in a genuinely free, fair and credible election? His answer shocked me. He said they don't want a free and fair election. He claimed Kikuyus opposed electoral reforms, so the same thing should be used against any candidate they support. That is where the conversation nearly became physical. Karibu niume mtu makende. Because once you start justifying an unfair election because you think it will punish another tribe, you have stopped fighting for democracy. You have become exactly what you claim to oppose. If you want Ruto to win, build a better political coalition. Mobilise voters. Defend the ballot. Demand an independent @IEBCKenya . Fight for transparent results. But don't tell me that because some Kikuyus supposedly did something in the past, we should now deny millions of Kenyans a free and fair election. That isn't justice. That isn't patriotism. That isn't revolution. That is tribal revenge wearing the clothes of democracy. I will oppose tribalism whether it comes from a Kikuyu, Luo, Kalenjin, Kamba, Luhya or anyone else. Kenya cannot be rebuilt by people who want justice only when their tribe benefits.

Jimi Wanjigi: Uhuru Kenyatta and President Ruto are working Together. They want Kenyans to believe they are political enemies—but they are working together to shield themselves from accountability over the disputed KSh7 trillion debt accrued during their tenure.

The Mountain has its own magic and its own magicians. The Mountain stared at the Rift Valley and loudly declared: “You cannot divide me into East and West. My children are one.” William Ruto looked at the Mountain and wondered: What magic did Mumbi use to keep her children together? When he realised the Mountain could not easily be divided, the political strategy moved elsewhere. Luo Nyanza became the next battlefield. Different centres of influence. Different kingpins. Different political interests. Now the eyes are firmly on Western Kenya. Ruto knows the mathematics of Kenyan politics. Big, united voting blocs are powerful. Fragmented blocs are easier to negotiate with. That is why Western Kenya must remain awake. The objective, as I see it, is simple: divide the big blocks, scatter their political power, then negotiate with smaller pieces. We have seen this movie before. On 10 August 2027, money will be scattered across Kenya. Politicians will arrive with handouts, promises and temporary solutions. They know we are struggling. They know many families have no money. They know a few thousand shillings can make a hungry person forget tomorrow for one afternoon. So they will give us money and expect us to fight each other for it. But Ruto must not confuse poverty with stupidity. Take the money if they bring it. Listen to every promise. Attend every rally. But remember the bigger question: What happened to Kenya over the five years we have lived through under William Ruto? The price of living. Jobs. Healthcare. Education. Fuel. Taxes. Debt. The daily struggle of ordinary families. Ruto does not need Kenyans divided into Luo, Luhya, Kamba, Kikuyu, Kisii and everybody else. Kenya needs Kenyans united around their interests. Because once we start fighting each other, the politicians win. Once we start scrambling for handouts, the politicians win. Once we allow them to turn our communities against each other, the politicians win. 10 August 2027 is coming. Let them bring the money. Let them bring the political tricks. Let them bring every kingpin they have. But let Kenyans remain awake & United. You can take their money without selling your future. The vote belongs to the people.

What's Kaluma?

Sifuna is here.

We have outgrown their lies.

The role of the National Tallying Centre (a.k.a. the crime scene) and it's infamy as the epicentre of rigging arises from IEBC'S selective and misleading reading of the Maina Kiai Case (which it lost both in the High Court and Court of Appeal). IEBC's wrong interpretation of an otherwise noble judgment has often been termed and touted as "election results are final at the polling station". The Maina Kiai case in fact had nothing to do with results at the polling station and this issue only came up as a statement of fact made by the Court (of Appeal) in passing (obiter dictum) while emphasizing the obvious and uncontested fact that the results captured at the polling station are the most reliable and credible in so far as any election is concerned. The main finding in the Maina Kiai Case (which has been completely overshadowed and obscured by the polling station narrative) is simply that presidential election results tallied and compiled at the Constituency level (Form 34B) are final and are not subject to confirmation, alteration, variation or verication by IEBC or it's chairman at the National Tallying Centre or any other place other than the Supreme Court sitting as an election court. A proper reading of the Maina Kiai Case means that presidential results would be tallied at the constituency level and all that the NTC would do is tabulate and aggregate the 290 (plus diaspora) Forms 34B to determine and declare the winner. As you can imagine, tallying and tabulating 290 forms is a simple exercise that could take hours (not days) and makes rigging difficult as it is fairly easy to flag out discrepancies or malpractices when you only have 290 forms to scrutinize. IEBC, however, would have none of it. Afterall the primary role and principal assignment of IEBC is to manage, massage and manipulate presidential results and so it jumped on the polling station narrative to justify the improper and impracticable use of Forms 34A electronically trasmitted from polling stations (currently standing at 55,393) to retally presidential results at the National Tallying Centre thus duplicating and even bypassing the role of the 290 (plus diaspora) Constuency Returning Officers. This clear mischief by IEBC which we keep hearing ill-informed politicians casually repeat and regurgitate (polling station results are final) is what makes the NTC a CRIME SCENE per excellence because it is humanly impossible for a handful of people sitting at the NTC to scrutinize or verify 55,393 Forms 34A within the 7 days allowed by law. In simple mathematical terms, if it takes the 55,393 presiding officers at the polling stations 1 hour each to process the 55,393 Forms 34A, it'll take 100 people working around the clock 23 days to handle the same number of Forms at the National Tallying Centre! Bear in mind that the total number of persons at the NTC including IEBC personnel and agents will be far less than 100 at any given time. In short, the issue is not whether or not the NTC should be scrapped but rather it's role should be clearly defined in line with the Maina Kiai Case to ensure that the primary documents for tallying of presidential election results at the National Tallying Centre are the 290 Forms 34B received/transmitted from the Constituency Returning Officers and not the 55,393 Forms 34A from the polling stations. Otherwise it is impossible to safeguard the vote

Members of the Kalenjin community are saying something every Kenyan should listen to. They are saying: We cannot attack Kikuyus. Why? Because Kikuyus helped make Ruto Deputy President and later President. After the 2007/08 PEV, they chose reconciliation over revenge. They helped restore dignity to a community that had suffered terribly. They witnessed William Ruto crying in church and asking for forgiveness. They helped extinguish a fire that had consumed both communities. They are saying: we will not be the ones to light that fire again. That is political maturity. So I ask Luo leaders & political brokers and every ordinary Luo listening: Look around you: Who is using you to attack Kikuyus? Why you? Do not follow political beggars blindly simply because they come from your community. A leader can be Luo and still be wrong. John Mbadi is very wrong. A leader can speak fluent Dholuo and still be pursuing his own interests. A leader can wear Luo colours, invoke our history, quote our heroes and still lead us into a political trap. Your tribe is not your compass. Your conscience is. Ask yourself: Who benefits when Kikuyu and Luo are fighting? Who benefits when ordinary people are busy insulting each other while politicians negotiate their own interests behind closed doors? We have been here before. The lesson of our history should not be that we must choose which community to hate. The lesson should be that ordinary Kenyans must never again allow political leaders to weaponise their communities against one another. Think for yourself. Question your leaders. Challenge their arguments. Demand evidence. And never allow anyone, however powerful or popular, to convince you that hating another Kenyan is the price of belonging to your own community. Blind loyalty is not patriotism. Independent thinking is.

I look at Ruto at the UN general assembly and i wonder if he is the same person who back home cant condemn goonism, whose back home cant condemn killings from his regime,am sure US guys think we are mad people for complaining about him,huyu ni ule mtoto akienda kwa wageni ni mzuri akirudi home unaskia kuchizi...

Sifuna hukaa msee roho safi,in all instances ata akiteswa na ODM we have not seen him throwing insults publicly,he has been so calm, ata in all these fights za Babu and co...he looks unbothered,he knows his main aim is to take Ruto home,thats a leader,you all should emulate him,desist insults stay calm..the mission is one.

Anytime @edwinsifuna you look back you'll find US Kenyans solidly behind you. Keep that fire burning.

CORRECT ✔️

We have allowed these useless politicians to brainwash us. They keep talking of booming economy and a working healthcare that we do not feel everyday. WANTAM.

Guys, stop shenanigans. Sole name of a political party never made anyone great. On the contrary, strong & visionary leaders make political movements triumphant. My PL RiggyG resilient smarts made DCP formidable. Sifuna in any name spurs fortitude. Wacheni vitimbi! #RutoMustGo