Doping: Let us remove the maize cob before champions step on it

Doping drugs may sound complicated, but their danger is clear: they can harm the body and mind, destroy medals, income, and reputation, and wipe out years of sacrifice.

By Isaac Kalua Green 1 month ago

Why Kenya should design every road around human life

Road contracts must never become rewards for friendship or shortcuts to profit, because road building is not merely business but a trust over human life.

By Isaac Kalua Green 1 month ago

Kenya's new inflation report is really about price of survival

Experience has taught me that affordability is engineered through systems, not wished into existence.

By Isaac Kalua Green 1 month ago

How Kenya grows the world's best tea and gives away the fortune

Let each of us reach for the branded Kenyan packet, not the nameless one, so the market rewards the finisher.

By Isaac Kalua Green 1 month ago

Let every family participate in building Kenya's future

Imagine your life measured in trees, each bearing your name, story, and promise. A child of ten begins with ten; a mother of forty with forty; a grandfather of seventy with seventy.

By Isaac Kalua Green 2 months ago

For IEBC, Kenya must never win an election and lose public trust

Voter bribery, intimidation, misinformation, and other breaches of the Electoral Code of Conduct are not ordinary campaign tactics; they are direct assaults on public trust.

By Isaac Kalua Green 2 months ago

Kenya's largest factory has no roof and creates jobs every day

For decades, we have treated agriculture as a sector, a campaign promise, or a food security discussion. Yet it is far bigger than that.

By Isaac Kalua Green 2 months ago

Kenyans should stop waiting for heroes since they live among us

Kenya’s greatest challenge is not a shortage of extraordinary people. It is our failure to recognise ordinary people doing extraordinary work.

By Isaac Kalua Green 2 months ago

Before we celebrate fathers, let's endeavour to understand them

The modern father is competing not only with the cost of living but also with comparison, social media, unrealistic expectations, and a world where children are influenced by countless voices.

By Isaac Kalua Green 3 months ago

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Sixteen empty beds should bring Kenya back to position

A reflection on the Utumishi Girls tragedy urges parents, schools and government to rethink discipline, safety and responsibility in raising and protecting children.

By Isaac Kalua Green 3 months ago

June is already here, let us take stock and steer Kenya hopefully

We must honor speed, but without focus, it becomes mere noise. Conversely, focus without speed is delay.

By Isaac Kalua Green 3 months ago

Kitui's 'Run for Rain' idea can offer solutions to Kenya's old problems

The world has seen charity runs, elite marathons, and corporate wellness events, but the Kitui Green Run, Run for Rain, offers a harder, more original idea, aimed at solving a real problem.

By Isaac Kalua Green 3 months ago

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Kenya is over-politicised while systems are routinely ignored

Parliament is prepared for another heated debate over taxes and the Finance Bill.

By Isaac Kalua Green 4 months ago

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Kenya should convert the Import Bill into a green production plan

National leadership must align credit, standards, research, veterinary systems, energy, and procurement. 

By Isaac Kalua Green 4 months ago

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Leaders should build history Kenya will be proud to read

Kenya is now writing under rain, fear, and hope.

By Isaac Kalua Green 4 months ago

Doping: Let us remove the maize cob before champions step on it

Doping drugs may sound complicated, but their danger is clear: they can harm the body and mind, destroy medals, income, and reputation, and wipe out years of sacrifice.

By Isaac Kalua Green 1 month ago

Why Kenya should design every road around human life

Road contracts must never become rewards for friendship or shortcuts to profit, because road building is not merely business but a trust over human life.

By Isaac Kalua Green 1 month ago

Kenya's new inflation report is really about price of survival

Experience has taught me that affordability is engineered through systems, not wished into existence.

By Isaac Kalua Green 1 month ago

How Kenya grows the world's best tea and gives away the fortune

Let each of us reach for the branded Kenyan packet, not the nameless one, so the market rewards the finisher.

By Isaac Kalua Green 1 month ago

Let every family participate in building Kenya's future

Imagine your life measured in trees, each bearing your name, story, and promise. A child of ten begins with ten; a mother of forty with forty; a grandfather of seventy with seventy.

By Isaac Kalua Green 2 months ago

For IEBC, Kenya must never win an election and lose public trust

Voter bribery, intimidation, misinformation, and other breaches of the Electoral Code of Conduct are not ordinary campaign tactics; they are direct assaults on public trust.

By Isaac Kalua Green 2 months ago

Kenya's largest factory has no roof and creates jobs every day

For decades, we have treated agriculture as a sector, a campaign promise, or a food security discussion. Yet it is far bigger than that.

By Isaac Kalua Green 2 months ago

Kenyans should stop waiting for heroes since they live among us

Kenya’s greatest challenge is not a shortage of extraordinary people. It is our failure to recognise ordinary people doing extraordinary work.

By Isaac Kalua Green 2 months ago

Before we celebrate fathers, let's endeavour to understand them

The modern father is competing not only with the cost of living but also with comparison, social media, unrealistic expectations, and a world where children are influenced by countless voices.

By Isaac Kalua Green 3 months ago

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Sixteen empty beds should bring Kenya back to position

A reflection on the Utumishi Girls tragedy urges parents, schools and government to rethink discipline, safety and responsibility in raising and protecting children.

By Isaac Kalua Green 3 months ago

June is already here, let us take stock and steer Kenya hopefully

We must honor speed, but without focus, it becomes mere noise. Conversely, focus without speed is delay.

By Isaac Kalua Green 3 months ago

Kitui's 'Run for Rain' idea can offer solutions to Kenya's old problems

The world has seen charity runs, elite marathons, and corporate wellness events, but the Kitui Green Run, Run for Rain, offers a harder, more original idea, aimed at solving a real problem.

By Isaac Kalua Green 3 months ago

Premium

Kenya is over-politicised while systems are routinely ignored

Parliament is prepared for another heated debate over taxes and the Finance Bill.

By Isaac Kalua Green 4 months ago

Premium

Kenya should convert the Import Bill into a green production plan

National leadership must align credit, standards, research, veterinary systems, energy, and procurement. 

By Isaac Kalua Green 4 months ago

Premium

Leaders should build history Kenya will be proud to read

Kenya is now writing under rain, fear, and hope.

By Isaac Kalua Green 4 months ago

Doping: Let us remove the maize cob before champions step on it

Doping drugs may sound complicated, but their danger is clear: they can harm the body and mind, destroy medals, income, and reputation, and wipe out years of sacrifice.

By Isaac Kalua Green 1 month ago

Why Kenya should design every road around human life

Road contracts must never become rewards for friendship or shortcuts to profit, because road building is not merely business but a trust over human life.

By Isaac Kalua Green 1 month ago

Kenya's new inflation report is really about price of survival

Experience has taught me that affordability is engineered through systems, not wished into existence.

By Isaac Kalua Green 1 month ago

How Kenya grows the world's best tea and gives away the fortune

Let each of us reach for the branded Kenyan packet, not the nameless one, so the market rewards the finisher.

By Isaac Kalua Green 1 month ago

Let every family participate in building Kenya's future

Imagine your life measured in trees, each bearing your name, story, and promise. A child of ten begins with ten; a mother of forty with forty; a grandfather of seventy with seventy.

By Isaac Kalua Green 2 months ago

For IEBC, Kenya must never win an election and lose public trust

Voter bribery, intimidation, misinformation, and other breaches of the Electoral Code of Conduct are not ordinary campaign tactics; they are direct assaults on public trust.

By Isaac Kalua Green 2 months ago

Kenya's largest factory has no roof and creates jobs every day

For decades, we have treated agriculture as a sector, a campaign promise, or a food security discussion. Yet it is far bigger than that.

By Isaac Kalua Green 2 months ago

Kenyans should stop waiting for heroes since they live among us

Kenya’s greatest challenge is not a shortage of extraordinary people. It is our failure to recognise ordinary people doing extraordinary work.

By Isaac Kalua Green 2 months ago

Before we celebrate fathers, let's endeavour to understand them

The modern father is competing not only with the cost of living but also with comparison, social media, unrealistic expectations, and a world where children are influenced by countless voices.

By Isaac Kalua Green 3 months ago

Premium

Sixteen empty beds should bring Kenya back to position

A reflection on the Utumishi Girls tragedy urges parents, schools and government to rethink discipline, safety and responsibility in raising and protecting children.

By Isaac Kalua Green 3 months ago