Kenya's freedoms requires constant defence, not laxity

Our duty as Kenyan citizens remains to hold power accountable, so that we never return to the dark days from which we emerged at great cost.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 29 days ago

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Five predictions that will shape 2027 polls outcome and beyond

With the right projects strategically implemented to tell a performer story, Ruto can define a narrative that is difficult to un-tell.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 1 month ago

Time for Treasury to revise its definition for development

Treasury should revise its approach to development and seek a healthy balance, even as we encourage continued prudence in the overall use of revenue across governments.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 1 month ago

Kenya's gems waiting for you to find, enjoy and experience

Within a few kilometres of exiting Nyeri town, adventure beckons.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 1 month ago

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Why Kenyans and MPs are addicted to NG-CDF

I read the Court of Appeal’s judgement that resurrected the cleverly renamed “National Government” Constituency Development Fund with resigned dismay.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 2 months ago

Epstein saga shows how power, money fuel sexual exploitation

or years, much of the media ignored the institutional failures, especially those of the justice department, surrounding Epstein.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 3 months ago

The family should take up its role and halt gender violence

Violence is compounded by instability in the family unit due to social change including the changing power balance as women rightfully become more empowered.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 3 months ago

Equity in education calls for a debate devoid of ethnicity

Quality educational institutions should be equally available in all parts of Kenya so that deserving children can cross-pollinate in similar schools in whichever part of Kenya they are assigned.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 4 months ago

My prayers and hopes for Kenya and world in the New Year

The African Union must rethink its traditional approaches and recognise that America doesn’t care anymore, unless intervention allows it to mine 'rare earths'.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 4 months ago

Kenya's freedoms requires constant defence, not laxity

Our duty as Kenyan citizens remains to hold power accountable, so that we never return to the dark days from which we emerged at great cost.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 29 days ago

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Five predictions that will shape 2027 polls outcome and beyond

With the right projects strategically implemented to tell a performer story, Ruto can define a narrative that is difficult to un-tell.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 1 month ago

Time for Treasury to revise its definition for development

Treasury should revise its approach to development and seek a healthy balance, even as we encourage continued prudence in the overall use of revenue across governments.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 1 month ago

Kenya's gems waiting for you to find, enjoy and experience

Within a few kilometres of exiting Nyeri town, adventure beckons.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 1 month ago

Premium

Why Kenyans and MPs are addicted to NG-CDF

I read the Court of Appeal’s judgement that resurrected the cleverly renamed “National Government” Constituency Development Fund with resigned dismay.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 2 months ago

Epstein saga shows how power, money fuel sexual exploitation

or years, much of the media ignored the institutional failures, especially those of the justice department, surrounding Epstein.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 3 months ago

The family should take up its role and halt gender violence

Violence is compounded by instability in the family unit due to social change including the changing power balance as women rightfully become more empowered.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 3 months ago

Equity in education calls for a debate devoid of ethnicity

Quality educational institutions should be equally available in all parts of Kenya so that deserving children can cross-pollinate in similar schools in whichever part of Kenya they are assigned.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 4 months ago

My prayers and hopes for Kenya and world in the New Year

The African Union must rethink its traditional approaches and recognise that America doesn’t care anymore, unless intervention allows it to mine 'rare earths'.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 4 months ago

Kenya's freedoms requires constant defence, not laxity

Our duty as Kenyan citizens remains to hold power accountable, so that we never return to the dark days from which we emerged at great cost.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 29 days ago

Premium

Five predictions that will shape 2027 polls outcome and beyond

With the right projects strategically implemented to tell a performer story, Ruto can define a narrative that is difficult to un-tell.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 1 month ago

Time for Treasury to revise its definition for development

Treasury should revise its approach to development and seek a healthy balance, even as we encourage continued prudence in the overall use of revenue across governments.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 1 month ago

Kenya's gems waiting for you to find, enjoy and experience

Within a few kilometres of exiting Nyeri town, adventure beckons.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 1 month ago

Premium

Why Kenyans and MPs are addicted to NG-CDF

I read the Court of Appeal’s judgement that resurrected the cleverly renamed “National Government” Constituency Development Fund with resigned dismay.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 2 months ago

Epstein saga shows how power, money fuel sexual exploitation

or years, much of the media ignored the institutional failures, especially those of the justice department, surrounding Epstein.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 3 months ago

The family should take up its role and halt gender violence

Violence is compounded by instability in the family unit due to social change including the changing power balance as women rightfully become more empowered.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 3 months ago

Equity in education calls for a debate devoid of ethnicity

Quality educational institutions should be equally available in all parts of Kenya so that deserving children can cross-pollinate in similar schools in whichever part of Kenya they are assigned.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 4 months ago

My prayers and hopes for Kenya and world in the New Year

The African Union must rethink its traditional approaches and recognise that America doesn’t care anymore, unless intervention allows it to mine 'rare earths'.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 4 months ago

Premium

Five predictions that will shape 2027 polls outcome and beyond

With the right projects strategically implemented to tell a performer story, Ruto can define a narrative that is difficult to un-tell.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 1 month ago

Time for Treasury to revise its definition for development

Treasury should revise its approach to development and seek a healthy balance, even as we encourage continued prudence in the overall use of revenue across governments.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 1 month ago

Kenya's gems waiting for you to find, enjoy and experience

Within a few kilometres of exiting Nyeri town, adventure beckons.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 1 month ago

Premium

Why Kenyans and MPs are addicted to NG-CDF

I read the Court of Appeal's judgement that resurrected the cleverly renamed "National Government" Constituency Development Fund with resigned dismay.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 2 months ago

Epstein saga shows how power, money fuel sexual exploitation

or years, much of the media ignored the institutional failures, especially those of the justice department, surrounding Epstein.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 3 months ago

The family should take up its role and halt gender violence

Violence is compounded by instability in the family unit due to social change including the changing power balance as women rightfully become more empowered.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 3 months ago

Equity in education calls for a debate devoid of ethnicity

Quality educational institutions should be equally available in all parts of Kenya so that deserving children can cross-pollinate in similar schools in whichever part of Kenya they are assigned.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 4 months ago

My prayers and hopes for Kenya and world in the New Year

The African Union must rethink its traditional approaches and recognise that America doesn't care anymore, unless intervention allows it to mine 'rare earths'.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 4 months ago

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Jamhuri: Door for slow change closing fast as Kenya turns 62

This week Kenya celebrated its 62nd Independence Day with the usual pomp and pageantry, and the political leadership promising its citizens, as it has done on 61 occasions.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 4 months ago

Hashtag kind of debate drowns facts on critical national issues

One of the challenges in today's public discourse, especially on critical public interest issues, is that it follows the hashtag model.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 5 months ago

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What UDA's triumph in mini polls portends for opposition

For UDA to have an impact in Embu, deep in the mountain, should worry those who wish the President unseated in 2027.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 5 months ago

Why men should take proactive role in parenting their children

This Wednesday was International Men's Day. It is one of the rare occasions when the world celebrates men.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 5 months ago

How the new NLC Act protects land buyers from fraudsters

On 15th October, the President assented to several statutes, the most cited being the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Amendment Act, 2025.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 5 months ago