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For over a decade, I have not held an elected office. Yet my commitment to justice, constitutionalism, and the rights of Kenyans has never wavered. I did not enter public life in search of status or privilege. I entered it to serve and that purpose remains unchanged. The struggle... show more

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Madaraka was never just about lowering one flag and raising another. It has become an opportunity to reflect on whether we are living up to the promise of the Kenya our forebears fought for. Reflecting on Kenya then and Kenya now, I am reminded that while much has changed, our responsibility remains the same: to keep striving for a country that offers dignity, opportunity, and justice for all. The work of building a just, prosperous, and dignified Kenya did not end in 1963. It remains the responsibility of every generation. #MadarakaDay

Madaraka was never just about lowering one flag and raising another. It has become an opportunity to reflect on whether we are living up to the promise of the Kenya our forebears fought for. Reflecting on Kenya then and Kenya now, I am reminded that while much has changed, our responsibility remains the same: to keep striving for a country that offers dignity, opportunity, and justice for all. The work of building a just, prosperous, and dignified Kenya did not end in 1963. It remains the responsibility of every generation. #MadarakaDay

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A number of people like Nsereko Muhammad are calling on Museveni, the very man who unlawfully abducted Dr. Besigye from Kenya on 16 November 2024 and has kept him imprisoned for over a year in violation of his constitutional rights to "forgive" him. That framing completely misses the point. Like every Ugandan who believes in justice, I want to see Dr. Besigye free. But I'm not going to pretend I desire his freedom more than he does. Dr. Besigye has been consistent from the beginning: the treason charges against him are fabricated, and all he has demanded is what every citizen is entitled to a fair trial before an independent court. This struggle has never been about begging for the mercy of a ruler. It has always been about defending the rule of law against the abuse of state power. Justice is not a favour bestowed by those in power; it is a constitutional right owed to every citizen. As a believer in democracy and constitutionalism, I stand behind whatever decision Dr. Besigye makes. The fight is for justice, not mercy.

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While the outcome has been disappointing, we all worked very hard and ran a very positive campaign. It is because of that 3.4 lakh people of Thiruvananthapuram came out and supported us, which is a record in itself. As I said on 5th March when I came here, it is my mission to transform Thiruvananthapuram, and I stand by it. My commitment to the city is not only through the prism of elections; it is something that I have made my mission, and I will certainly be here to serve the people for years to come.

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Harvey Proctor

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President Ruto: I made a commitment to the country in 2019 and 2020 that the conversation in Kenya is going to change. It is not going to be about personalities, positions or tribes, it is going to be about issues

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183,964 views • 2 years ago

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Abhishek Banerjee

216,351 views • 7 months ago

"People will tell you election rigging did not start now, and it will not end in 2027. The trajectory of what will happen in 2027 is fairly predictable. INEC does not have to go through the charade of an election; they can write the results." — Chidi Odinkalu

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TheCable

33,486 views • 1 month ago

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Iran has been at war with the United States for 47 years and has the blood of thousands of American soldiers and citizens on its hands. This is an opportunity for the Iranian people to live in freedom. It is not risk-free, and it is not guaranteed. But it is a chance to change geopolitics for the better. I support President Donald J. Trump in making this tough decision.

Senator Ron Johnson

35,667 views • 5 months ago

#FreeNnamdiKanu: In a democracy, there should never be a need for a police permit before you may have a protest. The police were informed so that they would provide security... We’re only mimicking and pretending to be in a democracy. Our judiciary is unfit for purpose. It does exactly as it is told by the executive and does not serve the cause of justice. - Dele Farotimi, Civil Rights Activist #MorningBrief #CTVTweets

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