Young people can help ensure peaceful 2027 general election

A congenial collaboration between the youth, the police, IEBC, NCIC and Judiciary is a prerequisite for peaceful elections in 2027.

By 1 month ago

New e-procurement system is a powerful weapon against graft

To weed out corruption that has been synonymous with government procurement, automation is a step in the right direction that cannot be fought by legalese about counties autonomy.

By 2 months ago

We have a good opportunity to bolster our economy, democracy

To reduce the ambition of an entire generation to motorbikes and car wash machines undermines the spirit of enterprise and innovation that has made us the envy of our peers in the region.

By 2 months ago

Gachagua has brought Kenya shame with his 'cries' in the US

It is ridiculous when former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua speaks about Kenya in the US in a manner that fundamentally undermines our sovereignty.

By 2 months ago

How the State is attacking the family as an institution today

The labour migration policy is tearing families apart as young couples are sometimes forced to head to different destinations in search of work.

By 3 months ago

It will take the President to stop incitement and killing of youths

Let us respond to the grievances of the youth without trivialising calls for accountability by engaging in tribal dog whistles.

By 3 months ago

Ojwang's death should prompt genuine reforms in police force

So, for us to take the political class seriously, let them stop the pretense and start a genuine conversation around policing and human rights violations by law enforcement agencies

By 3 months ago

Why politics of 'the cousins' will not take our country forward

When opposition mobilises on the basis of ethnic and tribal affiliations, it loses the moral high ground to call out the government for exploiting historical ethnic grievances.

By 3 months ago

Gen Z protests and the widening gap between the rich and poor

We have constantly elected timid leaders who have spoken a good game about areas of reforms but quickly taper to the whims of forces of patronage, cronyism and ethnic exclusion.

By 4 months ago

To end Generation Z protests or not? That is the big question

While Kenya is not yet a failed state, these protests are calculated at the people–led restoration of a state that can govern effectively.

By 4 months ago

Young people can help ensure peaceful 2027 general election

A congenial collaboration between the youth, the police, IEBC, NCIC and Judiciary is a prerequisite for peaceful elections in 2027.

By 1 month ago

New e-procurement system is a powerful weapon against graft

To weed out corruption that has been synonymous with government procurement, automation is a step in the right direction that cannot be fought by legalese about counties autonomy.

By 2 months ago

We have a good opportunity to bolster our economy, democracy

To reduce the ambition of an entire generation to motorbikes and car wash machines undermines the spirit of enterprise and innovation that has made us the envy of our peers in the region.

By 2 months ago

Gachagua has brought Kenya shame with his 'cries' in the US

It is ridiculous when former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua speaks about Kenya in the US in a manner that fundamentally undermines our sovereignty.

By 2 months ago

How the State is attacking the family as an institution today

The labour migration policy is tearing families apart as young couples are sometimes forced to head to different destinations in search of work.

By 3 months ago

It will take the President to stop incitement and killing of youths

Let us respond to the grievances of the youth without trivialising calls for accountability by engaging in tribal dog whistles.

By 3 months ago

Ojwang's death should prompt genuine reforms in police force

So, for us to take the political class seriously, let them stop the pretense and start a genuine conversation around policing and human rights violations by law enforcement agencies

By 3 months ago

Why politics of 'the cousins' will not take our country forward

When opposition mobilises on the basis of ethnic and tribal affiliations, it loses the moral high ground to call out the government for exploiting historical ethnic grievances.

By 3 months ago

Gen Z protests and the widening gap between the rich and poor

We have constantly elected timid leaders who have spoken a good game about areas of reforms but quickly taper to the whims of forces of patronage, cronyism and ethnic exclusion.

By 4 months ago

To end Generation Z protests or not? That is the big question

While Kenya is not yet a failed state, these protests are calculated at the people–led restoration of a state that can govern effectively.

By 4 months ago

Young people can help ensure peaceful 2027 general election

A congenial collaboration between the youth, the police, IEBC, NCIC and Judiciary is a prerequisite for peaceful elections in 2027.

By 1 month ago

New e-procurement system is a powerful weapon against graft

To weed out corruption that has been synonymous with government procurement, automation is a step in the right direction that cannot be fought by legalese about counties autonomy.

By 2 months ago

We have a good opportunity to bolster our economy, democracy

To reduce the ambition of an entire generation to motorbikes and car wash machines undermines the spirit of enterprise and innovation that has made us the envy of our peers in the region.

By 2 months ago

Gachagua has brought Kenya shame with his 'cries' in the US

It is ridiculous when former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua speaks about Kenya in the US in a manner that fundamentally undermines our sovereignty.

By 2 months ago

How the State is attacking the family as an institution today

The labour migration policy is tearing families apart as young couples are sometimes forced to head to different destinations in search of work.

By 3 months ago

It will take the President to stop incitement and killing of youths

Let us respond to the grievances of the youth without trivialising calls for accountability by engaging in tribal dog whistles.

By 3 months ago

Ojwang's death should prompt genuine reforms in police force

So, for us to take the political class seriously, let them stop the pretense and start a genuine conversation around policing and human rights violations by law enforcement agencies

By 3 months ago

Why politics of 'the cousins' will not take our country forward

When opposition mobilises on the basis of ethnic and tribal affiliations, it loses the moral high ground to call out the government for exploiting historical ethnic grievances.

By 3 months ago

Gen Z protests and the widening gap between the rich and poor

We have constantly elected timid leaders who have spoken a good game about areas of reforms but quickly taper to the whims of forces of patronage, cronyism and ethnic exclusion.

By 4 months ago

To end Generation Z protests or not? That is the big question

While Kenya is not yet a failed state, these protests are calculated at the people–led restoration of a state that can govern effectively.

By 4 months ago

How the State is attacking the family as an institution today

The labour migration policy is tearing families apart as young couples are sometimes forced to head to different destinations in search of work.

By Kidi Mwaga 3 months ago

It will take the President to stop incitement and killing of youths

Let us respond to the grievances of the youth without trivialising calls for accountability by engaging in tribal dog whistles.

By Kidi Mwaga 3 months ago

Why politics of 'the cousins' will not take our country forward

When opposition mobilises on the basis of ethnic and tribal affiliations, it loses the moral high ground to call out the government for exploiting historical ethnic grievances.

By Kidi Mwaga 3 months ago

Ojwang's death should prompt genuine reforms in police force

So, for us to take the political class seriously, let them stop the pretense and start a genuine conversation around policing and human rights violations by law enforcement agencies

By Kidi Mwaga 3 months ago

Gen Z protests and the widening gap between the rich and poor

We have constantly elected timid leaders who have spoken a good game about areas of reforms but quickly taper to the whims of forces of patronage, cronyism and ethnic exclusion.

By Kidi Mwaga 4 months ago

To end Generation Z protests or not? That is the big question

While Kenya is not yet a failed state, these protests are calculated at the people-led restoration of a state that can govern effectively.

By Kidi Mwaga 4 months ago

Let's not allow politicians to use ethnicity to divide us yet again

We must deal with the edifice that makes it possible for politicians to seek to exploit ethnic and tribal grievances, real or imagined, in pursuit of political ends.

By Kidi Mwaga 5 months ago

Why you shouldn't miss public participation forums on budget

The state of our democracy, including the prudent management of public finance, will be as good as the vigilance we are willing to invest in the process.

By Kidi Mwaga 5 months ago

Ruto is justified to 'look West' and 'East' at the same time

So, with debt obligations falling due, coupled with diminishing revenue collections and a populace that is restless and hungry for service delivery, we must grapple with robbing Peter to pay Paul.

By Kidi Mwaga 6 months ago

Threat to impeach Orengo by Luo professionals laughable

Siaya Governor James Orengo is facing criticism for saying it's not good for ODM to taper to the whims of the government while still posturing as the bearer of the alternative viable political vision.

By Kidi Mwaga 6 months ago