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There is a serious question the government cannot keep running away from: Who is putting “Mumias Sugar” on supermarket shelves if that sugar did not come from Mumias Sugar’s own production? Imported industrial sugar is being repackaged, relabelled and pushed into the Kenyan retail market under the Mumias brand.... This is not a small business irregularity. It is a massive fraud against Kenyan consumers, farmers and legitimate sugar producers. Someone is making money from this racket & William Ruto is involved. Someone is supplying the sugar. Someone is providing the packaging. Someone is moving it through warehouses and distributors. And someone is getting it onto supermarket shelves. That entire chain is protected by the ministry of Ministry of Interior | Kenya. We need the batch numbers, import records, customs declarations, warehouse records, packaging records, production records and distribution trail made public. Kenya cannot have a situation where imported sugar enters the country, mysteriously changes identity and suddenly appears in supermarkets wearing a Kenyan brand. There is a cartel behind this & they are politically protected. Kenyans deserve to know exactly what is inside that mumias packet and exactly where it came from. Sugar is not a political slogan. It is a food product. Trace it from the port to the supermarket shelf.show more

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Visionary Sage 🇰🇪🇨🇦20 days ago

I went to a warehouse in Embakasi Industrial Area by accident because I missed the right gate of the place where I was going and what I saw shocked me. This exact brand was being repackaged there under a Muhindi supervisor. The guard at the gate told me that big cars come in and go periodically to check progress

Lutomia Goddy20 days ago

Mambo ni Matatu simply worked out. I’m ready to swear an affidavit to get you to a Mumias Sugar company fact finding tour, on a fully sponsored trip.

Alala Malika20 days ago

Wbo owns Mumias sugar company 2025?

Brain20 days ago

This is Kakira sugar from Uganda. It is brought to Kenya through Busia and repackaged as Mumias sugar

Hon.Mashaa19 days ago

You will never hear kisiis complaining about sugarcane prices yet they farm cane ,walijanjaruka kitambo unlike luhyas and Luos ,weka miwa kwa wheelbarrow kama kisii

Alex Washington20 days ago

Fake sugar.

Mike Mauyo20 days ago

Good question, cause the Sugar factory is dead

Dlonra 45220 days ago

If you did any research you'd know Mumias Sugar has been fully operational. Ruto has successfully revived all sugar factories in the western region. Expect to see Sony sugar on the shelves soon

Wanyela Daudi20 days ago

Mumias sugar was leased out to a private investor and is milling sugarcane. Whether itbis importing sugar and repackaging is a different matter.

CHEBOSH20 days ago

𝚈𝚘𝚞 𝚊𝚛𝚎 𝚝𝚘𝚘 𝚕𝚊𝚣𝚢 𝚏𝚘𝚛 𝚏𝚊𝚌𝚝 𝚏𝚒𝚗𝚍𝚒𝚗𝚐 & 𝚊𝚕𝚕𝚎𝚛𝚐𝚒𝚌 𝚝𝚘 𝚝𝚑𝚎 𝚝𝚛𝚞𝚝𝚑. 𝚈𝚘𝚞 𝚝𝚑𝚛𝚒𝚟𝚎𝚜 𝚒𝚗 𝚙𝚛𝚘𝚙𝚊𝚐𝚊𝚗𝚍𝚊. 𝚆𝚑𝚢 𝚍𝚘𝚗'𝚝 𝚢𝚘𝚞 𝚐𝚘 𝚝𝚘𝚘 𝚖𝚞𝚖𝚒𝚊𝚜 𝚏𝚊𝚌𝚝𝚘𝚛𝚢 𝚊𝚗𝚍 𝚌𝚑𝚎𝚌𝚔 𝚒𝚏 𝚎𝚗𝚐𝚒𝚗𝚎𝚜 𝚊𝚛𝚎 𝚛𝚞𝚗𝚗𝚒𝚗𝚐.

channelyakele20 days ago

Mumias Sugar Company was leased for 20 years to Sarrai Group where operations restarted in 2021 and the brand name returned to supermarket shelves around late 2022 no counterfeit/repackaged Sarrai buys sugarcane from farmers now and process about 8,000 tonnes of cane per day

lman20 days ago

Don’t you think @KEBS_ke is aware of all this? Kenya is a crime scene. Why do you think cancer is so prevalent.Don’t forget it won’t spare these criminals either !

Santa Muerte🇰🇪20 days ago

Eastleigh

Patrick Otaka20 days ago

Mumias is working,out of 8 machines 3 are actively working there am from there na najua

Uncle Dan20 days ago

Ask KEBS!

Hillary Cheruyot 🇰🇪🇺🇲20 days ago

Acha pombe na utembee kijana.

Elvis Jakoyugi19 days ago

So, you are not aware that Ruto resurrected the dead Mumias Sugar? When people are being told that the guy has overperformed, some idiots are busy spreading propaganda.

Karwash20 days ago

I never touch that counterfeit shit

NewtonAraphat20 days ago

Who else misses those moments we would walk into supermarkets and grab real Mumias sugar...!!??? 😭

The Truth Seeker20 days ago

And you will cry saying the prices are high of it is stopped!

Tilapia Point20 days ago

Kenyans have body of steel,we we eat everything wrong but we survive...

Jared Onyalo19 days ago

Very sad indeed , but since we are on our own , please just don't buy that mumias fake on the supermarket shelf.

JD Guchua19 days ago

Mumias is closed

Jacob20 days ago

I've been asking this question alot.. I

fredy.btc20 days ago

Even the outlets allowing it are culpable.

the voiced20 days ago

I can share with you my Google map history for this week. I have been in Mumias yesterday. The company is operating.

RUE20 days ago

Then the man has the audacity to say, "all foreigners are allowed to work in Kenya legally" This guy is the reason why Kenya is sinking

Mulama GM20 days ago

Area MPs are brand Ambassadors .....Note the silence and mansions by the merchants

Mhenga Mpya20 days ago

There is an agency known as, the Anti-Counterfeit Authority (ACA). Someone should contact them for investigations.

By-war19 days ago

You are stupid to say the least...Mumias is operational! Industrial sugar is something else,looks different smaller crystals. It is industrial sugar that can not be used in your tea Mr watchman!

BUTEREs' Finest 🇰🇪🇩🇪 Man Utd ♥️20 days ago

some cartels from Nakuru

Mombasa One 🇰🇪19 days ago

Wg

Kakamega Finest19 days ago

Watu wa mumias confirm if Mumias Sugar us indeed working.

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🇮🇶|Basra Just Erupted. The Oil Capital of Iraq Is Protesting the Blockade on Iranian Flights. The Government Is Losing Control of the Street. Basra is not Baghdad. It is not Najaf. It is not Erbil. It is the south. It is the Shia heartland. It is the oil capital. It is where the money comes from. It is where the tribes are armed. It is where the militias are strong. It is where the people have been protesting for years against corruption, against unemployment, against the government that serves foreign masters. And now Basra is protesting the blockade on Iranian flights. This is not a small demonstration. This is a signal. Basra is the economic engine of Iraq. If Basra moves, the government feels it. If Basra protests, the government is in trouble. The government thought it could close the airports and no one would notice. It thought the pilgrims would stay home. It thought the marja'iyya would stay silent. It thought the streets would stay quiet. It thought the US dollar would be enough. It was wrong. The rally in Basra is the street speaking. It is the people saying: we did not vote for a government that blockades our neighbors. We did not vote for a government that turns away pilgrims. We did not vote for a government that obeys Washington against our own faith, our own history, our own blood. This is not a fringe protest. This is the south. This is the base. This is the people who fought ISIS. This is the people who defeated the Americans in 2011. This is the people who will not accept a blockade on Iran. The government is already isolated. The parliament is threatening an extraordinary session. The Grand Ayatollah of Karbala has declared that blocking pilgrims is a confrontation with religion itself. The resistance factions are calling for a sit-in at the airports. The Deputy Speaker of Parliament has said the decision is unconstitutional. And now Basra has taken to the streets. The government cannot survive if Basra turns against it. Basra is not just a city. Basra is the source of the oil revenue that funds the entire state. Basra is the port that handles the imports that feed the country. Basra is the province that produces the wealth that keeps the government in power. If Basra protests, the government shakes. If Basra strikes, the government falls. The US told Iraq to block Iranian flights. Iraq complied. The Iraqi people are rejecting it. Not in secret. Not in whispered conversations. In the streets. In public. In Basra. The blockade was supposed to isolate Iran. It is isolating the Iraqi government instead. The blockade was supposed to strangle Iran. It is strangling the Iraqi government's legitimacy. The blockade was supposed to show that Washington can force its will on the region. It is showing that Washington cannot force its will on the people.

🇮🇶|Basra Just Erupted. The Oil Capital of Iraq Is Protesting the Blockade on Iranian Flights. The Government Is Losing Control of the Street. Basra is not Baghdad. It is not Najaf. It is not Erbil. It is the south. It is the Shia heartland. It is the oil capital. It is where the money comes from. It is where the tribes are armed. It is where the militias are strong. It is where the people have been protesting for years against corruption, against unemployment, against the government that serves foreign masters. And now Basra is protesting the blockade on Iranian flights. This is not a small demonstration. This is a signal. Basra is the economic engine of Iraq. If Basra moves, the government feels it. If Basra protests, the government is in trouble. The government thought it could close the airports and no one would notice. It thought the pilgrims would stay home. It thought the marja'iyya would stay silent. It thought the streets would stay quiet. It thought the US dollar would be enough. It was wrong. The rally in Basra is the street speaking. It is the people saying: we did not vote for a government that blockades our neighbors. We did not vote for a government that turns away pilgrims. We did not vote for a government that obeys Washington against our own faith, our own history, our own blood. This is not a fringe protest. This is the south. This is the base. This is the people who fought ISIS. This is the people who defeated the Americans in 2011. This is the people who will not accept a blockade on Iran. The government is already isolated. The parliament is threatening an extraordinary session. The Grand Ayatollah of Karbala has declared that blocking pilgrims is a confrontation with religion itself. The resistance factions are calling for a sit-in at the airports. The Deputy Speaker of Parliament has said the decision is unconstitutional. And now Basra has taken to the streets. The government cannot survive if Basra turns against it. Basra is not just a city. Basra is the source of the oil revenue that funds the entire state. Basra is the port that handles the imports that feed the country. Basra is the province that produces the wealth that keeps the government in power. If Basra protests, the government shakes. If Basra strikes, the government falls. The US told Iraq to block Iranian flights. Iraq complied. The Iraqi people are rejecting it. Not in secret. Not in whispered conversations. In the streets. In public. In Basra. The blockade was supposed to isolate Iran. It is isolating the Iraqi government instead. The blockade was supposed to strangle Iran. It is strangling the Iraqi government's legitimacy. The blockade was supposed to show that Washington can force its will on the region. It is showing that Washington cannot force its will on the people.

Aprajita Nafs Nefes 🦋 Ancient Believer

25,648 views • 6 days ago

When we wave the St. George’s Cross, it is not intimidation, it is a statement of belonging. It is a reminder to the authorities that this is England, this is Britain, and our national identity cannot be erased.

When we wave the St. George’s Cross, it is not intimidation, it is a statement of belonging. It is a reminder to the authorities that this is England, this is Britain, and our national identity cannot be erased.

Great British PAC

51,942 views • 1 year ago