Amewahi taja Raira Mahali 
Happening Today Sunday:
Youth march along Kenyatta Avenue in Nairobi protesting against the controversial Finance Bill, 2024.
Dorcas Helina
The Gen Z have spoken.!
They underestimated the Gen Z forgetting that this is not their old generation that used to say yes to everything! No, things have changed
Who the fuck are those idiots clapping? Do they know they’ll soon stay paying rates on this massive lands they own? Piece of shiet
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Ruto is a man you can’t advise.
The day he kept Linturi after selling fake fertilizer to farmers is the day I realized he has become cocky
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Makosa ya kwanza ni kuweka Sudi whom you will probably have to put through the entire 844 system ndio aelewe finance bill.
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Do you ever wipe your arse?
Daniel Moruri, a Law Student at Mt Kenya University, told Citizen TV on Monday that his generation had seen through the government’s attempt to praise their protests in an effort to lessen protests. Several UDA MPs, including those who had castigated the protesters, appeared to change their tunes on Sunday praising Gen Zs for participating in democratic processes.
- “The people (leaders) are now pretending to be supporting us but we are not fools. As Gen Z, we have three characteristics. First, we are very idle because we don’t have work. Second, we are very wise and educated. Lastly, we are very energetic,” Moruri stated.
- Redempta Koimbori, during a media interview, corroborated Moruri’s stance noting that Gen Z is determined to ensure that the bill is dropped. “We know that the main thing is to reject the Finance Bill. They are trying to enjoin our protests by bringing amendments. We do not want amendments, we want the bill rejected.”
- Esther Gitaranga, a student at the University of Nairobi, criticised the leaders accusing them of attempting to segregate the young with harsh language.
- “As a national leader, why are you irritated because I can afford to take chicken at Ksh300 and pay for Bolt? This means that they have already placed us in a particular class. The moment you get out of the cocoon, they get very agitated and irritated,” Gataranga stated.
- "Right now, they know they are changing the language simply because at first, that was the side that favoured them with being on good terms with the President. But now they are realising that even the President is starting to listen. (scroll down for more coverage on UDA leaders’ changing tunes.)
- The Gen Zs further argued that since the protests have no designated leadership, it will be difficult for the Head of State to organise a meeting with them.
President William Samoei Ruto, announces New Salary structures for police starting next month, July 2024.
He was speaking as he handed over the Kenyan Flag to the First 400 officers headed to Haiti
The President also opened the floor for questions and it was a great engagement between Police and their President.
Via Boxhead Itumbi.
Tongaren MP
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BREAKING NEWS: The Finance Bill has been passed.
Yes 195
No 106
Spoil votes 3
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Sudi’s multimillion club Timba XO was not spared with looters making away with liquor worth thousands.
Some looters sharing the images stated that they were tasting expensive liquor for the first time while others called them out for looting.
Suzie Akinyi: “One minute Sudi thinks he’s some tough government operative. Next minute his club is under siege being looted. Life is fickle be humble. I still request Gen Z police to support us in this cause.”
Baziwane Sam: “And someone is there shouting we are sponsored. By who? Ni wa kenya wamechoka bana.”
Jonathan Kipya: "The country is tired some hard decisions has to be made slash county revenue. Any renovation to stop. Wastage has to stopped and be seen to have stopped, church Harambes are unnecessary and many more those are hard but good decisions. In fact confirmation of intern has to stop, that’s what Kenyans want. Mr president aja stress in fact you should stop any development ongoing or the one being started.
Nelly Mbithe: “They Just went to take what belongs to them…taxes.”
Eric Ochieng Odhiambo: “When you flash millions of kshs every weekend when youths near you are suffering, they will come for you.”
Protesters vandalise ‘Senator Wetangula’ road sign in Bungoma
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Police lob teargas at peaceful protesters in Nairobi CBD
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Protesters remove a banner that welcomed President Ruto in Kericho
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Passengers scamper for safety after police lob teargas inside bus full of passengers in Nairobi CBD
