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This is a good example that joining government doesn't mean you'll change things. From a whistle blower to a suspect, real quick! Kenya Ni Home!

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boaz2 years ago

This is how bad it is actually. When you see people being accused of corruption just know, they refused to eat or they stopped eating or they ate from someone. Kuchange hii nchi is never about Ruto must go, coz we've changed presidents and they all act the same. *System change*

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Mercy Tarus2 years ago

Systemic change is the way

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Mtetezi™©20252 years ago

Yes, it's never easy challenging the status quo.. others are just in it to do just that, LOOT. Thanks for sharing your story @rina_hicks

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Mercy Tarus2 years ago

@rina_hicks It is a good watch

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NBS2 years ago

If I remember the Jicho Pevu guy, hua nalia tu 😢

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Mercy Tarus2 years ago

Manze

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John OT Josh2 years ago

I know of this through real-time experience. To the point it drove the person to death. It's sad.

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Mercy Tarus2 years ago

What?

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Wambui2 years ago

Everyone gets a vote because it's believed they will make changes. But guess what happens after

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Mercy Tarus2 years ago

That's why we need more systemic changes that even elective changes

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