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Why Mungiki resurgence claims should be taken with a pinch of salt

Claims of Mungiki sect resurgence by some politicians are chilling. Such allegations hide more than they help to expose nefarious schemes of whatever groups alluded to.

By Kihu Irimu 1 year ago

Communication lapses responsible for misunderstanding on GMOs

But the lifting of the ban two weeks ago has sparked a debate and exposed a highly rigid and unprepared government communication service which disinherited public from shared messaging.

By Kihu Irimu 2 years ago

In 2020 political deceit will not hold any sway

And as we launch the last year of the second decade of the second millennium, I proclaim 2020 the year of BBI and of President Uhuru Kenyatta.

By Moses Kuria 5 years ago

New measures that could net graft barons

The Government has reiterated its commitment to continued implementation of the National Call to Action Against Corruption.

By Moses Kuria 8 years ago

Capping of interest rates wrong remedy for banks excesses

Parliament passed the Banking (Amendment) Bill, now famously referred to as the Jude Njomo Bill that seeks to cap interest rates.

By Moses Kuria 9 years ago

Moses Kuria's lesson from Pangani cell: When we talk to each other our differences are narrow

The last one week has been one of the most riveting in the recent political history of our country.

By Moses Kuria 9 years ago

Referendum flop exposes CORD’s flaws

The failure by Cord to meet the one million signature cut-off required to initiate the Okoa Kenya movement marks the latest in a series of self-inflicted setbacks that continue to undermine the coalition’s political future.

By Moses Kuria 9 years ago

President Uhuru Kenyatta’s achievements stand out

Apparently even Jubilee people had started believing when CORD said this government had done nothing. But we cannot blame ‘wanjiku’ for this; until last week the Opposition was ‘her’ only source of information on government progress.

By MOSES KURIA 9 years ago

Uhuru’s meeting with other heads of state paying off

This week President Uhuru Kenyatta was in Israel for a three-day State visit. The objectives of the visit included cementing trade between Kenya and Israel, enhanced investment opportunities and bolstering security ties between the two countries.

By MOSES KURIA 9 years ago

Governors too concerned about personal benefits

As the meeting between kingpins of the two levels of government took place at the Sagana State Lodge, I could not help but recall

By MOSES KURIA 9 years ago

Adopt project based budgeting in Kenyan counties

There is no gainsaying that devolution has brought forth a lot of positive aspects. Yes, it has its own fair share of challenges but we are better off with devolution than without it.

By MOSES KURIA 9 years ago

Mandera offers a turning point in war on terror

When I first heard news that heroic Muslims in Mandera had thwarted the evil designs of Al Shabaab to separate them from Christians with the aim of killing the latter, I thought it was too good to be true.

By MOSES KURIA 9 years ago

Moses Kuria: Kenya’s cooperation with the ICC no longer tenable

During the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) hearings in Arusha between 1995 and 2003, Eboue Osuji was a senior trial attorney. Fatou Bensouda was his immediate deputy as a trial attorney.

By MOSES KURIA 9 years ago