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Brutal Take over, from a friend. A friend who helped Fundraise over Shs.1Billion for Deputy PM Uhuru to be President. Multiple stabs and at the end, he list the business and the money in the Bank, but is left to handle a huge KRA Bill. 10/

A new betting company was registered -Milestone Games Ltd. - the address Chancery Building that Houses the Kenyatta Family Business, ENKE. The new owner, President's Uhuru favourite Cousin. James Muigai Ngengi, popularly known as Jamie. How did it get there? 9/

When he got the chance to attend an event with the newly elected president and Michelle Obama, @kalpenn  's acting manager told the First Lady how he had unsuccessfully applied to work in the White House.

PRESIDENT KENYATTA FAMILY NOW OWNS SPORTSPESA A Painful Story of Betrayal . The setting - Kirinyaga County. Event - Traditional Wedding. President Kenyatta places a call to the Bride, confirming attendance and asking for a Favour. #AThreadOfBetrayal 

"Please reserve a Table for Me and my Boys, I do not want to sit with the usual crowd...." The President and the boys each agreed to carry Shs. 1m na Mzinga to the Traditional Wedding. One of the boys is a successful businessman, who literally built an empire. 2/3

A brutal grab of his signature company, a ruthless Betrayal and The beginning of a story that NETFLIX should consider turning in a Movie based on Real Life Events. President Kenyaatta took the Podium at the wedding and started the script. 4/

Biden being a one-term president could be the 'best thing' for the Democrats: Dershowitz | @SundayFutures  @FoxNews 

Trump: "All Pence has to do is send it back to the states to recertify, and we become President & you are the happpiest people. X "These were peaceful people, the love in the air I never saw anything like it." This was not a movie The Devil We Know.

Fallen Chicago officer Ella French to have star retired Sunday#Chicagonews  #Breakingnews  #news 

‘The people who tend to survive at the Bar are mostly those who have a bit of wealth behind them’: Retired High Court president Mary Irvine on what she has learnt over a 44-year legal career