📰 The WanTam Weekly: WanTam Means One Term! Period.
By Ruzeki | Shadoww News | August 5, 2025
"They thought it was just a hashtag. They thought we were just angry online. What they didn’t realize is — WanTam is a mindset. A movement. A mission."
Welcome to the inaugural edition of The WanTam Weekly — your unapologetic political commentary from the frontline of Kenya’s youthful revolution.
Here, we don’t sugarcoat the truth. We call it like it is — and we drag it when necessary. Because this country deserves better than broken promises, fake unity handshakes, and recycled manifestos.
🧨 What is WanTam?
WanTam isn’t just short for “Ruto Must Go.” It’s a codeword for:
- Accountability over arrogance
- Service over self-interest
- Truth over lies
- Courage over cowardice in the face of corruption
It was born out of the frustration of an entire generation — fed up with politicians who speak peace but practice plunder. It’s the political awakening of the digital era, where tweets/posts have more impact than rallies.
🛑 To the Current Regime — Read the Room
You can parade bishops, revive dead projects, bribe wamama with 64 bob, or shake retired hands for the optics… but we see you.
The economy is bleeding. Youth are unemployed. The constitution is being chewed like sugarcane za Bungoma. And you think one State House photo-op will reset public memory?
We don’t forget. And 2027 is coming.
🧭 What This Weekly Will Do
Every week, The WanTam Weekly will bring you:
- ✅ Raw, factual commentary
- ✅ Political satire & savage truth
- ✅ Movement updates
- ✅ Ideas for real change
Whether you're in Kisumu, Kitui, Karatina, Kericho, or the Diaspora — from X/Twitter warriors, payslip earners, unemployed youths, mamamboga to boda riders — this is your space to stay informed, energized, and fearless.
🗣️ Closing Shot
“They’ll try to divide us by tribe (41 v. 1), confuse us with more lies, and silence us with fear. But we’re done being loyal to the powerful. It’s time they got loyal to us.”
Many have been killed.
WanTam si mchezo.
WanTam si tafadhali.
WanTam ni future — and we’re not negotiating.
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