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Many people have cut deal with the devil directly or indirectly
If you will fight or maim or kill in the name of a politician or a political party or leader, you are more steeped in cultism than the fellows getting exhumed in Shakahola.
By Muchiri Karanja 2 years ago
Many people have cut deal with the devil directly or indirectly
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Why only old bones can save Agikuyu from Mukami's curse
Unless someone looks for some old bones to convince Mukami's spirit that her husband's body has finally been found, the country will be haunted by two restless spirits.
By Muchiri Karanja 2 years ago
Why only old bones can save Agikuyu from Mukami's curse
Forget the spin and live with it, cost of living won't come down
The cost of living has been rising and will continue rising every day, as it should in any normal economics curve
By Muchiri Karanja 2 years ago
Forget the spin and live with it, cost of living won't come down
Time for media and government to stop playing 'cat-and-mouse' game
To a large extent, American TV cartoon series, Tom and Jerry, best describes the relationship between the media and government in Kenya.
By Muchiri Karanja 2 years ago
Time for media and government to stop playing 'cat-and-mouse' game
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Cut Ruto some slack, he became Kenya's CEO during hard times
Kenya might have to cut its new CEO some slack: He is a good CEO trying his best to run the ship in the middle of hard times.
By Muchiri Karanja 2 years ago
Cut Ruto some slack, he became Kenya's CEO during hard times
Maternal and child health key to Kenya’s growth
Low education, low contraceptive use, inimical cultures such as Female Genital Mutilation and child marriage that derail women's self-determination and inadequate health services have kept the region perpetually posting poor health indicators.
By Ambassador Mette Knudsen and Siddharth Chatterjee 9 years ago
Maternal and child health key to Kenya’s growth
Maternal and child health key to growth
Two out of every three cases of maternal deaths occur in areas affected by a humanitarian crisis or fragile conditions like North-Eastern Kenya where focus is being put to give pregnant mothers a fighting chance to survive child birth.
By Ambassador Mette Knudsen and Siddharth Chatterjee 9 years ago
Maternal and child health key to growth
Global firm acquires local insurance platform mTek
Business
By Nanjinia Wamuswa
54 mins ago
Governor Mutuma recounts interaction with slain Meru blogger
Courts
By Kimaku Chege
54 mins ago
Second case filed against Mombasa's Sh17b waste tender
Courts
By Joackim Bwana
54 mins ago
Courts and judicial temperament in Kenya
Opinion
By Ndong Evance
54 mins ago
Up close: Why I shared a bed with my teenage son for two nights
Opinion
By Muchiri Karanja
54 mins ago
Will KPA dock at the Mombasa Port with WBLA gold?
Basketball
By Elizabeth Mburugu
54 mins ago