📰 The WanTam Weekly: From Promises to Paranoia — Kenya's U-Turn President
By Ruzeki | Shadoww News | August 11, 2025
We elected a hustler. We got a Pharaoh.
Nearly three year ago, Ruto rose on the wings of promises, prayers, and populism. He spoke like us, dressed like us, and claimed to understand our pain. But somewhere between the swearing-in and the swearing at journalists, something changed.
🌀 The Hustler’s Fall
We were told this would be a government of the people — not a private WhatsApp group of billionaires and bishops. Instead of bottom-up, we got trickle-down lies. Instead of empowerment, we got taxes. And more taxes. And then taxes on those taxes.
The kitchen is burning and the chef is tweeting about peace and unity. Is this leadership or a poorly scripted PR tour?
📉 A Country on Life Support
- Youth unemployment is at a crisis level.
- Fuel prices are criminal comparing to the standards that Ruto set for President Uhuru.
- Public universities are broke, no enough capitation to our primary and secondary schools, parents are forced to dig deeper into their pockets.
- The healthcare is not affordable and is not efficient, public trust is gone.
- Meanwhile, the blood-based regime is busy launching avoidable houses and empowerment rallies, where our women and youth are bribed with a few coins.
📵 Fear as Policy
When a regime starts arresting comedians, students, and influencers — not looters, corrupt officias and murderers, it tells you everything. They’re afraid. Not of guns, but of memes, WanTam momentum, and mass anger. The youth have become a threat — not because of riots, but because of their reach.
🧠 But We Remember
We remember the “mama mboga” speeches. The fake tears. The talk of ending corruption, favouritism and poverty. Today, those same mama mbogas are carrying water on their backs because water is privatized. Their kids are at home because HELB is dry. Their shops are closing because the taxes make survival illegal.
🔎 This Weekly Will Always:
- ✓ Expose betrayal in plain language
- ✓ Document the fall of fake reformers
- ✓ Show the cost of poor leadership
- ✓ Remind you: It’s our right to question power
🎯 Power Quote: “You can’t force people into silence. Eventually, they start to shout louder.”
🔥 Closing Shot
This is not just a newsletter — it’s a rebellion in words. One edition at a time. If you're tired of political musicals and recycled manifestos, welcome to the resistance.
WanTam si chorus ya Sunday School. WanTam ni warning shot ya 2027.
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