Voters are now wiser; it will not be business as usual in 2027

The older folks in politics should realise that being “nice”, having the money or moving the masses with unparalleled oratory skills will not be good enough.

By 27 days ago

To deliver credible results, IEBC must learn from past mistakes

The newly constituted IEBC will have to reflect on the performance of previous commissions, especially in handling the commonly contested presidential elections.

By 1 month ago

Urging voters to take campaign money is immoral, Mr Gachagua

Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua's decision to urge Kenyans to join the gravy train to State House to “get the money” but sing Wantam once they are out raises ethical and moral questions.

By 1 month ago

Ruto should consider dissolving corruption-tainted Parliament

Instinctively, one can tell that the attack against the MPs' outright corruption practice has undercurrents that we will know in the coming weeks or even months.

By 2 months ago

Do not be quick to condemn Harambee Stars fans for gate-crashing

People don’t just wake up and disregard fundamental laws such as pay, get a ticket and use it to go to their allocated section of the stadium.

By 2 months ago

State should have encouraged, not suppressed Gen Zs for exposing corruption

Morara Kebaso, a Gen Z, rose to public limelight because of his role in 'The Vampire Diaries', in which he exposed corruption at its core.

By 2 months ago

Key freedoms are guaranteed by Constitution, not ODM and UDA

The ODM-UDA “merger” raises interesting questions. What is the common denominator between the two? Who benefits from the strengthened relationship between the two parties?

By 2 months ago

Criteria 'united opposition' can use to identify their flag-bearer

The process of identifying a presidential candidate should rise above traditional markers and instead reflect the urgency of our times.

By 3 months ago

Crushing defiance and ignoring graft sends the wrong message

Ironically, it is the poor, especially low-level officers, clerks, or desperate youth, who are often arrested, prosecuted, and jailed swiftly for petty corruption.

By 3 months ago

Politicians should stop using young people to fight their wars

For an elected leader or any other person in a senior position to exploit young people to protect a political agenda violently is beyond comprehension.

By 4 months ago

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The recent events of abductions, forced disappearances

Recent abductions, forced disappearances, and mysterious killings push us to reflect deeply into who we are as a people: Africans. Kenyans.

By 4 months ago

'New opposition' should make its presence felt in Parliament

In the context of the ongoing political realignments, it is challenging to distinguish when the government side is speaking and when the opposition side is responding in Parliament.

By 4 months ago

Voters are now wiser; it will not be business as usual in 2027

The older folks in politics should realise that being “nice”, having the money or moving the masses with unparalleled oratory skills will not be good enough.

By 27 days ago

To deliver credible results, IEBC must learn from past mistakes

The newly constituted IEBC will have to reflect on the performance of previous commissions, especially in handling the commonly contested presidential elections.

By 1 month ago

Urging voters to take campaign money is immoral, Mr Gachagua

Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua's decision to urge Kenyans to join the gravy train to State House to “get the money” but sing Wantam once they are out raises ethical and moral questions.

By 1 month ago

Ruto should consider dissolving corruption-tainted Parliament

Instinctively, one can tell that the attack against the MPs' outright corruption practice has undercurrents that we will know in the coming weeks or even months.

By 2 months ago

Do not be quick to condemn Harambee Stars fans for gate-crashing

People don’t just wake up and disregard fundamental laws such as pay, get a ticket and use it to go to their allocated section of the stadium.

By 2 months ago

State should have encouraged, not suppressed Gen Zs for exposing corruption

Morara Kebaso, a Gen Z, rose to public limelight because of his role in 'The Vampire Diaries', in which he exposed corruption at its core.

By 2 months ago

Key freedoms are guaranteed by Constitution, not ODM and UDA

The ODM-UDA “merger” raises interesting questions. What is the common denominator between the two? Who benefits from the strengthened relationship between the two parties?

By 2 months ago

Criteria 'united opposition' can use to identify their flag-bearer

The process of identifying a presidential candidate should rise above traditional markers and instead reflect the urgency of our times.

By 3 months ago

Crushing defiance and ignoring graft sends the wrong message

Ironically, it is the poor, especially low-level officers, clerks, or desperate youth, who are often arrested, prosecuted, and jailed swiftly for petty corruption.

By 3 months ago

Politicians should stop using young people to fight their wars

For an elected leader or any other person in a senior position to exploit young people to protect a political agenda violently is beyond comprehension.

By 4 months ago

Premium

The recent events of abductions, forced disappearances

Recent abductions, forced disappearances, and mysterious killings push us to reflect deeply into who we are as a people: Africans. Kenyans.

By 4 months ago

'New opposition' should make its presence felt in Parliament

In the context of the ongoing political realignments, it is challenging to distinguish when the government side is speaking and when the opposition side is responding in Parliament.

By 4 months ago

Voters are now wiser; it will not be business as usual in 2027

The older folks in politics should realise that being “nice”, having the money or moving the masses with unparalleled oratory skills will not be good enough.

By 27 days ago

To deliver credible results, IEBC must learn from past mistakes

The newly constituted IEBC will have to reflect on the performance of previous commissions, especially in handling the commonly contested presidential elections.

By 1 month ago

Urging voters to take campaign money is immoral, Mr Gachagua

Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua's decision to urge Kenyans to join the gravy train to State House to “get the money” but sing Wantam once they are out raises ethical and moral questions.

By 1 month ago

Ruto should consider dissolving corruption-tainted Parliament

Instinctively, one can tell that the attack against the MPs' outright corruption practice has undercurrents that we will know in the coming weeks or even months.

By 2 months ago

Do not be quick to condemn Harambee Stars fans for gate-crashing

People don’t just wake up and disregard fundamental laws such as pay, get a ticket and use it to go to their allocated section of the stadium.

By 2 months ago

State should have encouraged, not suppressed Gen Zs for exposing corruption

Morara Kebaso, a Gen Z, rose to public limelight because of his role in 'The Vampire Diaries', in which he exposed corruption at its core.

By 2 months ago

Key freedoms are guaranteed by Constitution, not ODM and UDA

The ODM-UDA “merger” raises interesting questions. What is the common denominator between the two? Who benefits from the strengthened relationship between the two parties?

By 2 months ago

Criteria 'united opposition' can use to identify their flag-bearer

The process of identifying a presidential candidate should rise above traditional markers and instead reflect the urgency of our times.

By 3 months ago

Crushing defiance and ignoring graft sends the wrong message

Ironically, it is the poor, especially low-level officers, clerks, or desperate youth, who are often arrested, prosecuted, and jailed swiftly for petty corruption.

By 3 months ago

Politicians should stop using young people to fight their wars

For an elected leader or any other person in a senior position to exploit young people to protect a political agenda violently is beyond comprehension.

By 4 months ago

Premium

The recent events of abductions, forced disappearances

Recent abductions, forced disappearances, and mysterious killings push us to reflect deeply into who we are as a people: Africans. Kenyans.

By 4 months ago

'New opposition' should make its presence felt in Parliament

In the context of the ongoing political realignments, it is challenging to distinguish when the government side is speaking and when the opposition side is responding in Parliament.

By 4 months ago

State should have encouraged, not suppressed Gen Zs for exposing corruption

Morara Kebaso, a Gen Z, rose to public limelight because of his role in 'The Vampire Diaries', in which he exposed corruption at its core.

By Elias Mokua 2 months ago

Key freedoms are guaranteed by Constitution, not ODM and UDA

The ODM-UDA "merger" raises interesting questions. What is the common denominator between the two? Who benefits from the strengthened relationship between the two parties?

By Elias Mokua 2 months ago

Criteria 'united opposition' can use to identify their flag-bearer

The process of identifying a presidential candidate should rise above traditional markers and instead reflect the urgency of our times.

By Elias Mokua 3 months ago

Crushing defiance and ignoring graft sends the wrong message

Ironically, it is the poor, especially low-level officers, clerks, or desperate youth, who are often arrested, prosecuted, and jailed swiftly for petty corruption.

By Elias Mokua 3 months ago