Hashtag kind of debate drowns facts on critical national issues

One of the challenges in today’s public discourse, especially on critical public interest issues, is that it follows the hashtag model.

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What UDA's triumph in mini polls portends for opposition

For UDA to have an impact in Embu, deep in the mountain, should worry those who wish the President unseated in 2027.

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Why men should take proactive role in parenting their children

This Wednesday was International Men’s Day. It is one of the rare occasions when the world celebrates men.

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How the new NLC Act protects land buyers from fraudsters

On 15th October, the President assented to several statutes, the most cited being the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Amendment Act, 2025.

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Lessons from Shofco on holding elections, community ownership

This week I had the privilege of attending what most of my readers will not be familiar with and resonates extremely well in Kenya’s vitongoji duni.

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Baba has left a deep hole that will remain unfilled for decades

Those who understand the depth of his supporters’ devotion were not surprised by the display of anguish, and even the commotion when his body landed at the JKIA.

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Back Oduor's effort to deliver justice to those who can't pay

Last week, Attorney General Dorcas Oduor launched the nationwide “Justice at your Doorstep” initiative.

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End of AGOA demands radical restructuring of Africa's trade

AGOA preferences have boosted the competitiveness of African exporters due to zero tariffs and improved quality of goods through specialisation.

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AGOA ends after 25 years

Africa has exported products worth billion dollars into America, ranging from primary products to manufactured goods, largely apparels.

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Hashtag kind of debate drowns facts on critical national issues

One of the challenges in today’s public discourse, especially on critical public interest issues, is that it follows the hashtag model.

By 1 month ago

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What UDA's triumph in mini polls portends for opposition

For UDA to have an impact in Embu, deep in the mountain, should worry those who wish the President unseated in 2027.

By 2 months ago

Why men should take proactive role in parenting their children

This Wednesday was International Men’s Day. It is one of the rare occasions when the world celebrates men.

By 2 months ago

How the new NLC Act protects land buyers from fraudsters

On 15th October, the President assented to several statutes, the most cited being the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Amendment Act, 2025.

By 2 months ago

Lessons from Shofco on holding elections, community ownership

This week I had the privilege of attending what most of my readers will not be familiar with and resonates extremely well in Kenya’s vitongoji duni.

By 2 months ago

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Baba has left a deep hole that will remain unfilled for decades

Those who understand the depth of his supporters’ devotion were not surprised by the display of anguish, and even the commotion when his body landed at the JKIA.

By 3 months ago

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Back Oduor's effort to deliver justice to those who can't pay

Last week, Attorney General Dorcas Oduor launched the nationwide “Justice at your Doorstep” initiative.

By 3 months ago

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End of AGOA demands radical restructuring of Africa's trade

AGOA preferences have boosted the competitiveness of African exporters due to zero tariffs and improved quality of goods through specialisation.

By 3 months ago

AGOA ends after 25 years

Africa has exported products worth billion dollars into America, ranging from primary products to manufactured goods, largely apparels.

By 3 months ago

Hashtag kind of debate drowns facts on critical national issues

One of the challenges in today’s public discourse, especially on critical public interest issues, is that it follows the hashtag model.

By 1 month ago

Premium

What UDA's triumph in mini polls portends for opposition

For UDA to have an impact in Embu, deep in the mountain, should worry those who wish the President unseated in 2027.

By 2 months ago

Why men should take proactive role in parenting their children

This Wednesday was International Men’s Day. It is one of the rare occasions when the world celebrates men.

By 2 months ago

How the new NLC Act protects land buyers from fraudsters

On 15th October, the President assented to several statutes, the most cited being the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Amendment Act, 2025.

By 2 months ago

Lessons from Shofco on holding elections, community ownership

This week I had the privilege of attending what most of my readers will not be familiar with and resonates extremely well in Kenya’s vitongoji duni.

By 2 months ago

Premium

Baba has left a deep hole that will remain unfilled for decades

Those who understand the depth of his supporters’ devotion were not surprised by the display of anguish, and even the commotion when his body landed at the JKIA.

By 3 months ago

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Back Oduor's effort to deliver justice to those who can't pay

Last week, Attorney General Dorcas Oduor launched the nationwide “Justice at your Doorstep” initiative.

By 3 months ago

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End of AGOA demands radical restructuring of Africa's trade

AGOA preferences have boosted the competitiveness of African exporters due to zero tariffs and improved quality of goods through specialisation.

By 3 months ago

AGOA ends after 25 years

Africa has exported products worth billion dollars into America, ranging from primary products to manufactured goods, largely apparels.

By 3 months ago

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What UDA's triumph in mini polls portends for opposition

For UDA to have an impact in Embu, deep in the mountain, should worry those who wish the President unseated in 2027.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 2 months ago

Why men should take proactive role in parenting their children

This Wednesday was International Men's Day. It is one of the rare occasions when the world celebrates men.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 2 months ago

How the new NLC Act protects land buyers from fraudsters

On 15th October, the President assented to several statutes, the most cited being the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Amendment Act, 2025.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 2 months ago

Lessons from Shofco on holding elections, community ownership

This week I had the privilege of attending what most of my readers will not be familiar with and resonates extremely well in Kenya's vitongoji duni.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 2 months ago

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Baba has left a deep hole that will remain unfilled for decades

Those who understand the depth of his supporters' devotion were not surprised by the display of anguish, and even the commotion when his body landed at the JKIA.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 3 months ago

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Back Oduor's effort to deliver justice to those who can't pay

Last week, Attorney General Dorcas Oduor launched the nationwide "Justice at your Doorstep" initiative.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 3 months ago

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End of AGOA demands radical restructuring of Africa's trade

AGOA preferences have boosted the competitiveness of African exporters due to zero tariffs and improved quality of goods through specialisation.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 3 months ago

AGOA ends after 25 years

Africa has exported products worth billion dollars into America, ranging from primary products to manufactured goods, largely apparels.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 3 months ago

Watch out for AI generated fake news as the 2027 contest looms

Generative AI has become more sophisticated and is now the source of information and news for internet users. Its use in political activity has risen to unimaginable levels.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 4 months ago

Our Constitution is not perfect, but we must not rush to amend

The conservatory orders granted by the High Court preventing the assent into law of the CDF Bill brings to serious doubt the eventual passage of this constitutional amendment.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 4 months ago

E-procurement good, but don't make it an obstacle for counties

One of the most significant developments in governmental process has been the recent directive to shift from manual to electronic procurement.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 4 months ago

Makau taskforce must review how police handle protesters

As the taskforce commences its tough task, it must recognise that it is accountable to the people, not to the government.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 4 months ago

Katiba still holds huge promise,enact it fully before amending it

Kenya's 2010 Constitution marked its 15th birthday this week, complete with a presidential proclamation that recognised the 27th of August as Katiba Day.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 5 months ago