Albert Ojwang did not die, he was killed by the state

Albert Ojwang is not just another name. He was a young man. A Kenyan. A son. A citizen. A content creator. Someone with dreams, loved ones, and a future. And now, he is dead.

By Justin Muturi 1 month ago

Ruto must answer for sheltering war criminal, undermining the rule of law

Kenya cannot be a haven for impunity, and it certainly cannot offer red-carpet treatment to alleged war criminals.

By Justin Muturi 2 months ago

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When you thought democracy was growing in EA, dictators sprouted

A survey of countries in the region indicate autocracy is on the rise. Human rights abuse and intolerance are on the rise, as is plunder and corruption

By Justin Muturi 2 months ago

Technology can help us achieve healthcare goals

Can we reach a time when senior leaders, including the president, will be treated in any of our referral hospitals? I believe we can.

By Justin Muturi 4 years ago

Why Parliament has been wrongly rebuked on two-thirds gender rule

Obligation to ensure two-thirds principle in all elective and appointive positions as provided for in the Constitution is on the State

By Justin Muturi 4 years ago

Daunting challenges ahead of Parliament

Parliament is planning a resumption to business amidst Covid-19.

By Justin Muturi 4 years ago

Speaker sued over land law

A Nyeri resident has sued the Speaker of the National Assembly for Parliament's failure to enact a law prescribing minimum and maximum acreage of land

By Justin Muturi 6 years ago

Opinion: Why Kenyans deserve better from their MPs

The dos and the don’t’s that will guide Members as they go about serving the people

By Justin Muturi 7 years ago

How insecurity has changed the way we work

Our indomitable soldiers, part of African Union Mission on Somalia (AMISOM), are not living a luxury; they are on a mission to root out terrorists and restore order in Somalia and stability in this region.

By Justin Muturi 9 years ago

Blame not Parliament, but don’t dissolve it

“We, the people of Kenya....adopt, enact and give this Constitution to ourselves and to our future generations.”

By Justin Muturi 9 years ago

Gender rule: Democracy is about competition, not freebies

Allow me to wade into the debate on achieving at least one-third of women representation in the National Assembly and the Senate, which constitute the institution of Parliament. The matter relates to the gender principles in Articles 27(8) and Articles 81(b) of the Constitution.

By Justin Muturi 10 years ago