While It might be unintentional, Kenyan Media has used images that undermines GMO science and may create a false impression that GM foods are injected with toxins that are harmful if consumed by humans.
Twitter war erupts between President William Ruto and Azimio La Umoja leader Raila Odinga over a petition to remove four IEBC Commissioners who objected to the certification of Ruto's Win. GMO Debate Rages on a Cabinet Secretary Makes shocking remarks. Nigeria launches new redesigned currency to combat fraud. Ruto Takes the 7th Trip abroad since inauguration September 13. Senegal eliminates hosts Qatar from FIFA 2022 World Cup
Viral videos have captured criminal gangs, some on motorbikes, terrorizing residents. Some claim police are refusing to enforce the law to protest the firing of their colleagues accused of extra-judicial killings. TikToker TruthWatchDog has made it a mission to warn Kenyans about the danger spots to avoid.
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People are wondering if this is a mistake or the new order of flags, with the President Ruto and East African Community flag taking the center stage and the Kenyan flag relegated to a second portico at the periphery of the building.
Comedian Eric Omondi has also produced a viral skit poking fun on the The First Couple's religiosity. The Rutos have made their Christian faith central to their being. Supporters appreciate the fact that they're not afraid to practice their faith in public, but critics view it as a virtue signaling geared toward manipulating Kenyans into thinking about them positively. Others are wondering if their brand of Christianity might alienate non-Christian Kenyans.
The new administration is facing criticism from all quarters on day two in office after end energy subsidies put in place by the Kenyatta Admin to lower fuel and electricity prices. Ruto's allies have appealed for patience saying the subsidies were unsustainable in an ailing economy.
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