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Edwin Sifuna: There is a direct correlation between corruption and development. We need to agree that we cannot continue on the trajectory that we are on

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Фото профиля Ja Telo 🇰🇪 🇿🇼
Ja Telo 🇰🇪 🇿🇼7 дней назад

This guy answered all the questions people are asking him along time ago! You just need to go back to your archives to get a response to anything asked today

Фото профиля Desai Dennis
Desai Dennis7 дней назад

He's just been real all along

Фото профиля The Margin Mind
The Margin Mind7 дней назад

Consistency

Фото профиля Richard|#Payments#KOY#Politics in🇪🇺🇬🇧🇰🇪🇺🇬
Richard|#Payments#KOY#Politics in🇪🇺🇬🇧🇰🇪🇺🇬6 дней назад

We want these videos timestamps where possible.

Фото профиля Kakamega Finest
Kakamega Finest7 дней назад

CONSISTENCY

Фото профиля Brudas 254🇰🇪
Brudas 254🇰🇪6 дней назад

Tulianza kitamboo😂

Фото профиля Natty
Natty6 дней назад

Sifuna is always right

Фото профиля Towett
Towett6 дней назад

Mans has been consistent bana... It's upto us Kenyans to do the right thing

Фото профиля nonameassignedKe
nonameassignedKe6 дней назад

The rate at which Sifuna and the globalists agenda is aligning is very alarming.

Фото профиля lumush amos
lumush amos 6 дней назад

Who says sifuna doesn't have any agenda ⁉️

Фото профиля Freedom fighter
Freedom fighter6 дней назад

The most consistent principled eloquent politician in Kenya

Фото профиля JiMMy
JiMMy6 дней назад

The funny thing is you'll never find such utterances from Ruto.

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