Opposition wave slowly turning into tsunami against Ruto

Firstly, a significant strategic advantage for the Opposition lies in the profound familiarity its leading figures possess regarding President Ruto's political modus operandi.

By Elias Mokua 1 month ago

Why many young scholars are reluctant to read complex texts

Books, journals, and long-form academic texts, once seen as the mark of intellectual depth, are now treated as optional or even irrelevant.

By Elias Mokua 1 month ago

What Opposition should do besides criticising government

If the opposition seeks to become a serious contender against the incumbent, it needs to move beyond criticism and define a signature rallying call that speaks directly to citizens frustrations.

By Elias Mokua 2 months ago

Increasing political antagonism could push Kenya to the brink

The flying political jabs we are witnessing as we gear up to the 2027 General Election offer a glimpse of the neck-to-neck political competition ahead of us.

By Elias Mokua 2 months ago

Judas and Pilate are long dead, but they still live amongst us

Within mainstream churches, this week is known as the Holy Week.

By Elias Mokua 2 months ago

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How political parties tampered with Gen Zs' moral compass

Money and top positions in government give one power to decide on the measure of dignity this individual, that tribe, that part of the country, or those others should get.

By Elias Mokua 2 months ago

We teach children bad manners and expect them to behave well

Road madness in Kenya is unbelievable.

By Elias Mokua 3 months ago

United Opposition should go beyond holding political rallies

The United Opposition has a year and a half to prove to Kenyans that indeed it is an alternative government in waiting.

By Elias Mokua 3 months ago

Battle between Kenyans with conscience and those without

Think about the ‘goonism’ culture characterising the ongoing political campaigns.

By Elias Mokua 3 months ago

How universities can examine their students in the age of AI

After a heavy week of attending physical and online debates on the use of Artificial Intelligence for teaching and learning

By Elias Mokua 3 months ago

Ignoring canker of corruption is like giving up on our future

The news media have kept to their mandate as public watchdogs.

By Elias Mokua 4 months ago

Politics is taking the shine off noble Nyota empowerment fund

The government's National Youth Opportunities Towards Advancement Project, which is funded by the World Bank, is a great idea.

By Elias Mokua 4 months ago

Legislators have the power to end voter bribery, but will they?

As we head to the next general election, I propose that Parliament, for once, acts with the interest of future generations at heart.

By Elias Mokua 4 months ago

Northern Kenya is not alone, all county governments have failed

Not only the Northern Kenya leaders owe Kenyans an explanation over underdevelopment of their counties but all counties, beginning with Nairobi County as the seat of national leadership.

By Elias Mokua 5 months ago

Why general elections leave our country polarised and fragile

Our elections become exercises in political optics, coalition theatrics, and ethnic mobilisation, rather than serious debates about leadership, governance, and the common good.

By Elias Mokua 5 months ago

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What we can do differently as we begin 2026

Our systems of governance have increasingly become heartless. Insensitive to the plight of the poor. Exploiting poverty for political power.

By Elias Mokua 5 months ago

Opposition wave slowly turning into tsunami against Ruto

Firstly, a significant strategic advantage for the Opposition lies in the profound familiarity its leading figures possess regarding President Ruto's political modus operandi.

By Elias Mokua 1 month ago

Why many young scholars are reluctant to read complex texts

Books, journals, and long-form academic texts, once seen as the mark of intellectual depth, are now treated as optional or even irrelevant.

By Elias Mokua 1 month ago

What Opposition should do besides criticising government

If the opposition seeks to become a serious contender against the incumbent, it needs to move beyond criticism and define a signature rallying call that speaks directly to citizens frustrations.

By Elias Mokua 2 months ago

Increasing political antagonism could push Kenya to the brink

The flying political jabs we are witnessing as we gear up to the 2027 General Election offer a glimpse of the neck-to-neck political competition ahead of us.

By Elias Mokua 2 months ago

Judas and Pilate are long dead, but they still live amongst us

Within mainstream churches, this week is known as the Holy Week.

By Elias Mokua 2 months ago

Premium

How political parties tampered with Gen Zs' moral compass

Money and top positions in government give one power to decide on the measure of dignity this individual, that tribe, that part of the country, or those others should get.

By Elias Mokua 2 months ago

We teach children bad manners and expect them to behave well

Road madness in Kenya is unbelievable.

By Elias Mokua 3 months ago

United Opposition should go beyond holding political rallies

The United Opposition has a year and a half to prove to Kenyans that indeed it is an alternative government in waiting.

By Elias Mokua 3 months ago

Battle between Kenyans with conscience and those without

Think about the ‘goonism’ culture characterising the ongoing political campaigns.

By Elias Mokua 3 months ago

How universities can examine their students in the age of AI

After a heavy week of attending physical and online debates on the use of Artificial Intelligence for teaching and learning

By Elias Mokua 3 months ago

Ignoring canker of corruption is like giving up on our future

The news media have kept to their mandate as public watchdogs.

By Elias Mokua 4 months ago

Politics is taking the shine off noble Nyota empowerment fund

The government's National Youth Opportunities Towards Advancement Project, which is funded by the World Bank, is a great idea.

By Elias Mokua 4 months ago

Legislators have the power to end voter bribery, but will they?

As we head to the next general election, I propose that Parliament, for once, acts with the interest of future generations at heart.

By Elias Mokua 4 months ago

Northern Kenya is not alone, all county governments have failed

Not only the Northern Kenya leaders owe Kenyans an explanation over underdevelopment of their counties but all counties, beginning with Nairobi County as the seat of national leadership.

By Elias Mokua 5 months ago

Why general elections leave our country polarised and fragile

Our elections become exercises in political optics, coalition theatrics, and ethnic mobilisation, rather than serious debates about leadership, governance, and the common good.

By Elias Mokua 5 months ago

Premium

What we can do differently as we begin 2026

Our systems of governance have increasingly become heartless. Insensitive to the plight of the poor. Exploiting poverty for political power.

By Elias Mokua 5 months ago

Opposition wave slowly turning into tsunami against Ruto

Firstly, a significant strategic advantage for the Opposition lies in the profound familiarity its leading figures possess regarding President Ruto's political modus operandi.

By Elias Mokua 1 month ago

Why many young scholars are reluctant to read complex texts

Books, journals, and long-form academic texts, once seen as the mark of intellectual depth, are now treated as optional or even irrelevant.

By Elias Mokua 1 month ago

What Opposition should do besides criticising government

If the opposition seeks to become a serious contender against the incumbent, it needs to move beyond criticism and define a signature rallying call that speaks directly to citizens frustrations.

By Elias Mokua 2 months ago

Increasing political antagonism could push Kenya to the brink

The flying political jabs we are witnessing as we gear up to the 2027 General Election offer a glimpse of the neck-to-neck political competition ahead of us.

By Elias Mokua 2 months ago

Judas and Pilate are long dead, but they still live amongst us

Within mainstream churches, this week is known as the Holy Week.

By Elias Mokua 2 months ago

Premium

How political parties tampered with Gen Zs' moral compass

Money and top positions in government give one power to decide on the measure of dignity this individual, that tribe, that part of the country, or those others should get.

By Elias Mokua 2 months ago

We teach children bad manners and expect them to behave well

Road madness in Kenya is unbelievable.

By Elias Mokua 3 months ago

United Opposition should go beyond holding political rallies

The United Opposition has a year and a half to prove to Kenyans that indeed it is an alternative government in waiting.

By Elias Mokua 3 months ago