When pulpits are reformed, polling stations redeem themselves again

To form new voters, the Church must first renew the mind, sanctify the conscience and model integrity — for people vote the culture they see.

By 2 months ago

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Kenya doesn't need new leaders to steer progress, it needs new voters

Survival in Kenya doesn’t come from podiums. It’s chamas, families, and small support circles that carry us through. That is where our energy should go.

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Kenyan politicians fail export test but they make the cut for shipment

Kenyan-style politicians are barriers, not gateways, to the nation’s creatives. They dream only for themselves, spinning the real dreams of ordinary Kenyans in circles.

By 2 months ago

Our leaders worship money and not morality in their pursuit for power

Money never answered the deepest questions. It never did. Justice, mercy, love, sacrifice, and hope have always required something far greater.

By 3 months ago

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Why Ruto, MPs standoff over graft is good news for Kenyans

The ruling elite once fought Gen Z to the death for daring to speak against corruption. But now the fire burns in their own courts, in parliament and the executive.

By 4 months ago

When demeaning demands turn politics into a humiliation theatre

Politics can be messy, even desperate. But to cross the line into the indignification of women — reducing them to objects for male amusement — is not desperation. It is degradation.

By 4 months ago

Pride is our nation's real pandemic and only humility can save leaders

Kenya does not need another strongman. It needs strong hearts—soft before God, firm for justice. Pride is the powder barrel beneath our feet.

By 4 months ago

Politicians criticise modern families because they fear children who think

Kenya finds itself in a moment of spiritual contradiction where those who birth, nurture, and mentor life are being scapegoated by the very powers meant to protect them.

By 4 months ago

Church rooted in the public square must fearlessly bear fruit of justice

A public square church must first look inward. Justice is not an optional add-on to our spiritual programmes — it is a core indicator of our authenticity.

By 5 months ago

When the State hires thugs to fight its citizens, it loses war on criminals

A system that uses criminals to fight its battles cannot fight crime. It’s not merely a contradiction but it’s a confession.

By 5 months ago

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Gen Zs never left, they changed lanes from streets demos to the podcast mic

The Gen Z uprising wasn’t organised in smoky backrooms, nor powered by billionaires. It was born in tweets and tears, in slogans and songs, in grief and grit.

By 6 months ago

When priests are killed, the killers also strangle a community's soul

Killing a priest is not just taking a life; it is wounding a community, defiling a calling, and challenging the place of the sacred in public life.

By 6 months ago

When pulpits are reformed, polling stations redeem themselves again

To form new voters, the Church must first renew the mind, sanctify the conscience and model integrity — for people vote the culture they see.

By 2 months ago

Premium

Kenya doesn't need new leaders to steer progress, it needs new voters

Survival in Kenya doesn’t come from podiums. It’s chamas, families, and small support circles that carry us through. That is where our energy should go.

By 2 months ago

Premium

Kenyan politicians fail export test but they make the cut for shipment

Kenyan-style politicians are barriers, not gateways, to the nation’s creatives. They dream only for themselves, spinning the real dreams of ordinary Kenyans in circles.

By 2 months ago

Our leaders worship money and not morality in their pursuit for power

Money never answered the deepest questions. It never did. Justice, mercy, love, sacrifice, and hope have always required something far greater.

By 3 months ago

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Why Ruto, MPs standoff over graft is good news for Kenyans

The ruling elite once fought Gen Z to the death for daring to speak against corruption. But now the fire burns in their own courts, in parliament and the executive.

By 4 months ago

When demeaning demands turn politics into a humiliation theatre

Politics can be messy, even desperate. But to cross the line into the indignification of women — reducing them to objects for male amusement — is not desperation. It is degradation.

By 4 months ago

Pride is our nation's real pandemic and only humility can save leaders

Kenya does not need another strongman. It needs strong hearts—soft before God, firm for justice. Pride is the powder barrel beneath our feet.

By 4 months ago

Politicians criticise modern families because they fear children who think

Kenya finds itself in a moment of spiritual contradiction where those who birth, nurture, and mentor life are being scapegoated by the very powers meant to protect them.

By 4 months ago

Church rooted in the public square must fearlessly bear fruit of justice

A public square church must first look inward. Justice is not an optional add-on to our spiritual programmes — it is a core indicator of our authenticity.

By 5 months ago

When the State hires thugs to fight its citizens, it loses war on criminals

A system that uses criminals to fight its battles cannot fight crime. It’s not merely a contradiction but it’s a confession.

By 5 months ago

Premium

Gen Zs never left, they changed lanes from streets demos to the podcast mic

The Gen Z uprising wasn’t organised in smoky backrooms, nor powered by billionaires. It was born in tweets and tears, in slogans and songs, in grief and grit.

By 6 months ago

When priests are killed, the killers also strangle a community's soul

Killing a priest is not just taking a life; it is wounding a community, defiling a calling, and challenging the place of the sacred in public life.

By 6 months ago

When pulpits are reformed, polling stations redeem themselves again

To form new voters, the Church must first renew the mind, sanctify the conscience and model integrity — for people vote the culture they see.

By 2 months ago

Premium

Kenya doesn't need new leaders to steer progress, it needs new voters

Survival in Kenya doesn’t come from podiums. It’s chamas, families, and small support circles that carry us through. That is where our energy should go.

By 2 months ago

Premium

Kenyan politicians fail export test but they make the cut for shipment

Kenyan-style politicians are barriers, not gateways, to the nation’s creatives. They dream only for themselves, spinning the real dreams of ordinary Kenyans in circles.

By 2 months ago

Our leaders worship money and not morality in their pursuit for power

Money never answered the deepest questions. It never did. Justice, mercy, love, sacrifice, and hope have always required something far greater.

By 3 months ago

Premium

Why Ruto, MPs standoff over graft is good news for Kenyans

The ruling elite once fought Gen Z to the death for daring to speak against corruption. But now the fire burns in their own courts, in parliament and the executive.

By 4 months ago

When demeaning demands turn politics into a humiliation theatre

Politics can be messy, even desperate. But to cross the line into the indignification of women — reducing them to objects for male amusement — is not desperation. It is degradation.

By 4 months ago

Pride is our nation's real pandemic and only humility can save leaders

Kenya does not need another strongman. It needs strong hearts—soft before God, firm for justice. Pride is the powder barrel beneath our feet.

By 4 months ago

Politicians criticise modern families because they fear children who think

Kenya finds itself in a moment of spiritual contradiction where those who birth, nurture, and mentor life are being scapegoated by the very powers meant to protect them.

By 4 months ago

Church rooted in the public square must fearlessly bear fruit of justice

A public square church must first look inward. Justice is not an optional add-on to our spiritual programmes — it is a core indicator of our authenticity.

By 5 months ago

When the State hires thugs to fight its citizens, it loses war on criminals

A system that uses criminals to fight its battles cannot fight crime. It’s not merely a contradiction but it’s a confession.

By 5 months ago

Premium

Gen Zs never left, they changed lanes from streets demos to the podcast mic

The Gen Z uprising wasn’t organised in smoky backrooms, nor powered by billionaires. It was born in tweets and tears, in slogans and songs, in grief and grit.

By 6 months ago

When priests are killed, the killers also strangle a community's soul

Killing a priest is not just taking a life; it is wounding a community, defiling a calling, and challenging the place of the sacred in public life.

By 6 months ago

Politicians criticise modern families because they fear children who think

Kenya finds itself in a moment of spiritual contradiction where those who birth, nurture, and mentor life are being scapegoated by the very powers meant to protect them.

By Rev Edward Buri 4 months ago

Church rooted in the public square must fearlessly bear fruit of justice

A public square church must first look inward. Justice is not an optional add-on to our spiritual programmes - it is a core indicator of our authenticity.

By Rev Edward Buri 5 months ago

When the State hires thugs to fight its citizens, it loses war on criminals

A system that uses criminals to fight its battles cannot fight crime. It's not merely a contradiction but it's a confession.

By Rev Edward Buri 5 months ago

Premium

Gen Zs never left, they changed lanes from streets demos to the podcast mic

The Gen Z uprising wasn't organised in smoky backrooms, nor powered by billionaires. It was born in tweets and tears, in slogans and songs, in grief and grit.

By Rev Edward Buri 6 months ago