KENYA WANTAMNOTAM MOVEMENT(KWM)

The Rising Stars: Sifuna, Lumumba, Mwangi, Ndegwa, and the Future of Kenya Kenya isn’t short of leaders who can bring about the change we need. Among them, Senator Sifuna stands out, but he is not alone in his potential to lead. There are others—figures like Patrick Lumumba, James Mwangi, and Peter Ndegwa—who have the vision and skills to help transform the country. Patrick Lumumba , the renowned...

Patrick Lumumba: A Leader of Integrity and Vision Patrick Lumumba is the kind of leader Kenya needs right now. Unlike the career politicians who are entrenched in a system of corruption and inefficiency, Lumumba is a man of integrity. As a lawyer and an advocate for justice, he has proven time and again that he is not afraid to stand up for what is right. Lumumba is not beholden to any political p...

The source introduces the  "Wantam" slogan and the Kenya Wantamnotam Movement (KWM) , which advocates for a radical shift in Kenya's political landscape. It champions a  new generation of leaders  and calls for an end to the "old guard" of politicians who are perceived as corrupt and ineffective. While acknowledging Gachagua's resilience, the movement asserts that he should serve as a  mentor  rat...

Raila Odinga’s Latest Call for Dialogue: A Political Strategy to Maintain the Status Quo in Kenya Raila Odinga’s recent calls for dialogue are more than just political rhetoric—they are part of a calculated diversion designed to keep Kenyans exactly where they’ve been for decades: under the thumb of a corrupt political elite. When Raila talks about a “concave,” you might think it’s a high-minded c...

This  web forum , titled  "County Governments – KENYA WANTAMNOTAM MOVEMENT(KWM) Forum,"  primarily serves as a  platform for discussion and advocacy  concerning  governance in Kenya . It  highlights the responsibilities of county governments  as outlined in the  Constitution of Kenya (2010) , detailing their roles in  service delivery, infrastructure, agriculture, education, trade, pollution contr...

The  Kenya Wantamnotam Movement (KWM)  is presented as a forceful political forum, directly addressing current and future Kenyan leaders with a clear warning: heed the populace or face removal through votes. This digital platform outlines the  comprehensive roles of Kenya's national government , drawing upon the 2010 Constitution, detailing its vast responsibilities from  foreign affairs and natio...

STOP Blaming Nairobi — Here’s What YOUR County Government Should’ve Fixed YEARS Ago Why is your road still a swamp when it rains? What happened to the ECDE centres that were promised five budgets ago? How much money has your governor allocated to health centres since 2013 — and where’s the new dispensary? Kenya's 47 counties were not handed power just to parade flags and hold roadshows. They were...

Where Are You, President Ruto? When Will You Take Responsibility for Kenya’s Crisis? The streets of Kenya are suffocating. It’s a crisis you can’t ignore. You know it. I know it. Everyone knows it. The burning question on every Kenyan’s mind is simple:  Where are you?  Why are you absent during this critical time when your leadership is needed more than ever?  Can we even call what you’re doing le...

What Kind of President Tells Security Forces to Shoot Youth? It’s Time for a Change What kind of president issues orders to shoot youth—but not kill them? “Shoot them in the legs, let them bleed, send them to the hospital, and then let them await trial.” These chilling words are not from a leader; they’re from a rogue. A bandit president, someone who has no regard for human life or dignity. If it...

Ruto’s Hypocrisy: Why His KSh 1.2B Church Is a Monument to Corruption Ruto’s transformation from “Mr. Kasongo” to “Bishop Kasongo” is not just a rebranding—it’s a masterclass in deceit and moral decay. Once a man who loudly denounced corruption, Ruto now wears the white collar of faith as a disguise, attempting to absolve himself from the scandals that have plagued his leadership. But what’s behin...

Why Gachagua Must Not Run for President in 2027 Gachagua, don’t run. Not in 2027. Not ever. Kenya doesn’t need another recycled candidate shouting tired slogans into microphones. What it needs is a radical shift—someone willing to step aside, not step up. Someone who understands that the future isn’t in State House. It’s on the streets. On TikTok. In campuses. In informal settlements. And in the v...

Ruto’s Bitter Tribal Politics Spark a Youth-led Revolution President William Ruto’s bitter rhetoric targeting the Kikuyu tribe has done more than just expose his weaknesses. It has ignited a spark of defiance among Kenya’s youth, a fire that burns brighter with every passing day. This is no longer about politics; it’s about identity, unity, and the unstoppable will of a generation that refuses to...

Why the Presidency in Kenya is a Matter of Life and Death: Rethinking Leadership for a Peaceful Future In Kenya, the presidency holds more than just political significance—it has become a matter of survival for the people. The stakes in presidential elections are higher than anywhere else; it’s not just about votes—it’s about securing your future, your community’s well-being, and sometimes even yo...

The Long Embrace That Never Came: Why Raila’s Allegiance to Ruto Won’t Resonate with Kenyans Whispers filled the air. Photos surfaced. Smiles exchanged. Raila Odinga and William Ruto, once bitter political enemies, stood side by side—not as adversaries, but with an air of forced camaraderie. Kenyans, however, were far from convinced. This wasn’t a new spectacle. They had seen it before. They recal...

Screams in the Silence of the Poor When power shifts into hands eager to exploit it, hunger grows louder, not quieter. In the heart of Nairobi, where children chase bodabodas for coins and mothers can’t afford basic painkillers, everyday life becomes a struggle. A loaf of bread is half a day’s labor, and clinics hand out paracetamol without resolution. The regime speaks of progress, but the only t...

Death in Custody: The Tragic Case of Albert Ojwang and the Fight for Justice in Kenya The evening of June 7, 2025, took a tragic turn for the Ojwang family in Homa Bay County. As they gathered for a family meal, the peaceful atmosphere was shattered by the roar of motorbikes. Six officers arrived unannounced, their presence demanding an immediate halt to the family’s evening. Without explanation,...

A Nation in Mourning, A Government in Denial They are killing your children in the streets.  And you’re told to keep quiet. Teenagers are being shot with live bullets , and you’re expected to understand. Journalists are being assaulted. Activists are disappearing. Protest organizers are being abducted.  And all the while, you’re asked to be patient. How many more deaths will it take for President...

You Fund It. They Waste It. Welcome to the NCIC. Let’s get this straight: Kenya is a nation bleeding from tribal wounds, hate speech, political incitement, and election-related violence. And yet, the very commission mandated to monitor and prevent these threats—the National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC)—has turned into a comfortable, taxpayer-funded retirement club for politically con...

Welcome to the New Kenya Where the Old Lies Still Rule Raila Odinga is no longer the man shouting from Kamukunji. He’s no longer waving fists in protest or walking out in defiance. He’s inside now—fully embedded in the corridors of power. The same halls he once stormed, he now strolls through calmly. The same people he once called crooks? He shares tea with them. You once trusted his voice. You he...

You wake up early. You hear your neighbor coughing again. You pass a street kid with dust in his hair and sores on his lips. You keep walking. You hear the radio:  Only 3 billion shillings set aside for school meals in all 47 counties. Not per county. Not per term. That’s the total. Meanwhile,  12 billion shillings go to State House. Twelve billion. For luxury. For power. For comfort. Three billio...

Parliament’s Fall: Where Are the Real Answers? How far has this parliament fallen? You see it every time they drag Gachagua back to your screen, as if he fuels every protest. But stop. Ask yourself: was Gachagua in Nakuru stapling posters? Did he appear in every tear-gassed crowd? Did he walk the dusty streets with the youth? No. He became their convenient distraction—a political shield for MPs ru...

The Day the Mask Fell You saw it. On your streets. On your phones. You saw kids huddled behind walls. Sweat streaming. Fear choking young voices. You remember it because you were there, or you knew someone who was. June 25th, 2025, wasn’t just another protest. It broke something. It exposed betrayal. And the man you trusted? He shrugged. This wasn’t just about tear gas. This was a mirror. It showe...

Gachagua’s Simple Words Are Shaking Kenya’s Political Foundation Gachagua doesn’t need fancy press conferences. He doesn’t need rehearsed speeches. He just drops one word.  Cousins.  It landed like a slap. Then he fired another.  Macuzo.  Suddenly, Kenya stopped laughing. People started thinking. Asking questions. Connecting dots. Not because Gachagua is some mastermind. He’s not. But he’s found t...

Let’s be clear: Finance Bill 2025 does nothing to solve the country’s debt crisis. Instead, it burdens those who can least afford it. The hardworking boda riders, small-scale traders, and farmers are not responsible for the debt, yet they are the ones forced to bear the brunt. - https://www.wantamnotam.com/why-kenyans-must-reject-the-finance-bill-2025-and-why-this-fight-cant-be-tribal/ -https://ww...

Ruto’s Political Puppet Show: How Kenya’s Critics Were Bought and Silenced You’ve witnessed it unfold before your eyes. Once fierce critics of William Ruto, vocal about his alleged corruption and divisive politics, have now turned into his most loyal supporters. They’ve abandoned their principles, selling their voices for power, and the worst part? They know it. How Ruto Bought Their Loyalty Ruto...