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If he stabilises the economy, 2027 election will be Ruto's to lose

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Why Gen Z's outrage is based on unverified allegations

A significant number of young protesters often rely on popular but inaccurate talking points which have created fertile ground for misinformation that escalates public anger.

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There is need to rethink how protests are conducted

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Gen Z must channel grievances through constitutional means

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This year's Finance Bill should not lead to loss of lives

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Slain activist's critics failed to interrogate what he stood for

Much has been said about Charlie Kirk. To some, he was a polarising and even bigoted figure.

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Stop criticising public borrowing without explaining its purpose

Kenya is far from being a failed state. While fiscal hurdles remain, portraying the country as being on the brink is inaccurate and unhelpful.

By 1 month ago

Five misconceptions about Kenya's acclaimed Constitution

Last week marked the 15th anniversary of the promulgation of the Constitution of Kenya 2010 – a landmark framework that ushered in a new era of governance.

By 1 month ago

Leaders who buy their way into power can't fight corruption

Bribes are routinely offered to expedite services or bypass bureaucracy, and even those who view themselves as ethical often justify it as a “necessary evil.

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Profit alone should not be Africa aviation industry's driving force

The African airline industry faces profound operational and financial challenges, yet its role in national development means it must be assessed by more than profitability alone.

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If he stabilises the economy, 2027 election will be Ruto's to lose

Dr Ruto, currently in his first term, has announced he will seek re-election. His presidency began with a narrow win and has faced significant opposition, including frequent protests.

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Acknowledge and address problems besetting CBC

Kenyan’s education sector is facing a crisis that calls for honesty and accountability from those in power.

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Gen Zs sincere but sincerely wrong on many fronts

The Gen Z-led protests that erupted in Kenya in June 2024, sparked by opposition to the Finance Bill, were driven more by emotion than understanding of the country’s economic realities.

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Why Gen Z's outrage is based on unverified allegations

A significant number of young protesters often rely on popular but inaccurate talking points which have created fertile ground for misinformation that escalates public anger.

By 3 months ago

There is need to rethink how protests are conducted

In Zambia, 10,000 villagers were once under the watch of a single police officer. When a government official arrived in the region, the villagers had to walk 10 KM to meet the official.

By 3 months ago

Gen Z must channel grievances through constitutional means

Gen Z is acutely aware of social injustice and unafraid to challenge authority. Their passion is commendable. But it must be guided by principle.

By 3 months ago

Don't demonise entire police service because of a few rogue elements

To demonise the entire police force because of a few rogue elements is not only intellectually lazy but dangerous

By 4 months ago

Why 2025 airline financial results may not be as rosy as last year's

The aviation industry often reflects the broader state of the global economy. As such, it can serve as a bellwether; signaling either an impending upswing or forewarning of economic headwinds.

By 4 months ago

This year's Finance Bill should not lead to loss of lives

The Finance Bill 2025 risks becoming yet another flashpoint in the increasingly fractious relationship between the government and sections of the public.

By 4 months ago

Slain activist's critics failed to interrogate what he stood for

Much has been said about Charlie Kirk. To some, he was a polarising and even bigoted figure.

By 1 month ago

Stop criticising public borrowing without explaining its purpose

Kenya is far from being a failed state. While fiscal hurdles remain, portraying the country as being on the brink is inaccurate and unhelpful.

By 1 month ago

Five misconceptions about Kenya's acclaimed Constitution

Last week marked the 15th anniversary of the promulgation of the Constitution of Kenya 2010 – a landmark framework that ushered in a new era of governance.

By 1 month ago

Leaders who buy their way into power can't fight corruption

Bribes are routinely offered to expedite services or bypass bureaucracy, and even those who view themselves as ethical often justify it as a “necessary evil.

By 1 month ago

Profit alone should not be Africa aviation industry's driving force

The African airline industry faces profound operational and financial challenges, yet its role in national development means it must be assessed by more than profitability alone.

By 1 month ago

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If he stabilises the economy, 2027 election will be Ruto's to lose

Dr Ruto, currently in his first term, has announced he will seek re-election. His presidency began with a narrow win and has faced significant opposition, including frequent protests.

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Acknowledge and address problems besetting CBC

Kenyan’s education sector is facing a crisis that calls for honesty and accountability from those in power.

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Gen Zs sincere but sincerely wrong on many fronts

The Gen Z-led protests that erupted in Kenya in June 2024, sparked by opposition to the Finance Bill, were driven more by emotion than understanding of the country’s economic realities.

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Why Gen Z's outrage is based on unverified allegations

A significant number of young protesters often rely on popular but inaccurate talking points which have created fertile ground for misinformation that escalates public anger.

By 3 months ago

There is need to rethink how protests are conducted

In Zambia, 10,000 villagers were once under the watch of a single police officer. When a government official arrived in the region, the villagers had to walk 10 KM to meet the official.

By 3 months ago

Gen Z must channel grievances through constitutional means

Gen Z is acutely aware of social injustice and unafraid to challenge authority. Their passion is commendable. But it must be guided by principle.

By 3 months ago

Don't demonise entire police service because of a few rogue elements

To demonise the entire police force because of a few rogue elements is not only intellectually lazy but dangerous

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