The Paris Agreement and the fossil fuel industry
The Paris Agreement of 2015 outlines the commitment of 117 member states to reduce the impacts of climate change brought by Green House Gas emissions.
By Ordia Akelo 8 years ago
The Paris Agreement and the fossil fuel industry
Why Civil Society must be involved in shift to renewable energy
Kenya has been a vibrant breeding ground for civil societies for a long time now. This is partly due to the power of democracy that we wield so freely in our fists every time we rise to state, we are fed up with the status quo.
By Ordia Akelo 8 years ago
Why Civil Society must be involved in shift to renewable energy
Atletico Madrid are favourites to win Champions League
The eagerly awaited Champions League epic final match tomorrow between Atletico Madrid and Real Madrid at the famous San Siro stadium in Italy is, without doubt, going to be a real thriller.
By Enock Onsando 8 years ago
Atletico Madrid are favourites to win Champions League
Raila, most of your troops are not voters
Dear Raila Odinga, three Kenyans lost their lives last Monday as a result of incidents that were linked to the anti-IEBC demos which you called over a month ago.
By Stan Oyunga 8 years ago
Raila, most of your troops are not voters
I married KDF soldier for protection, Garissa attack survivor
A female student from Moi University who survived the April 2015 Garissa University College attack says she married a KDF soldier because she feels secure around him.
By Irvin John. Jalango 8 years ago
I married KDF soldier for protection, Garissa attack survivor
Sossion opposes Matiang’i’s school calendar change
The Kenya National Union of Teachers (Knut) Secretary General Wilson Sossion opposed recent changes in the school calendar proposed by Education Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang’i to curb cheating in exams.
By David Kariuki 8 years ago
Sossion opposes Matiang’i’s school calendar change
Why refugee camps should not be shut
The Government’s announcement that it will close the Dadaab refugee camp has stirred serious debate.
By Samson Nyasimi 8 years ago
Why refugee camps should not be shut
Police PR tactic failed
After the Monday riots, which saw three people dead and several others injured in Nyanza region, the Kenya Police Service decided to airlift some officers they claimed were injured during the protests for specialised treatment at Nairobi West Hospital.
By Philip Ouma 8 years ago
Police PR tactic failed
School orders parents to pay illegal fees
I am a parent at Nakuru Boys High School and there is an issue I wish to highlight as it affects many other people.
By Concerned parent 8 years ago
School orders parents to pay illegal fees
Economic impact of tear gas Monday unfolding
CORD and Jubilee are the two biggest political parties in Kenya. But instead of cooperating with each other, they have been carrying out a feud.
By Ndirangu Ngunjiri 8 years ago
Economic impact of tear gas Monday unfolding
Shitanda was a politician who served his people well
Peter Soita Shitanda, the former Malava Mp and housing minister passed on Wednesday afternoon sparking a countrywide state of mourning.
By Collins Musanga 8 years ago
Shitanda was a politician who served his people well
Why numerous Kenyans don’t like IEBC
The government of President Uhuru Kenyatta is facing some serious political turbulence as exemplified by the ongoing weekly demonstrations.
By Kariuki Muiri 8 years ago
Why numerous Kenyans don’t like IEBC
Matiang'i should lift ban on prayer days
I welcome measures by Education Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang’i to end exam cheating.
By David Njunge 8 years ago
Matiang'i should lift ban on prayer days
Real reason candidates cheat in exams
It is unfortunate that the education sector today has to deal with the headache of exam leakage.
By William Okumu 8 years ago
Real reason candidates cheat in exams
Surprising reason Kenya lost pipeline deal to Tanzania
Kenya has been the nerve centre for the East African Community.
By Kariuki Gathuitu 8 years ago
Surprising reason Kenya lost pipeline deal to Tanzania
Why youth’s disinterest in politics is a big problem
Asking the youth to obtain national ID cards in readiness to vote in the 2017 General Election is a good thing but are they aware of the responsibilities that come with it?
By Billian Sawenja 8 years ago
Why youth’s disinterest in politics is a big problem
Kenya is now officially a bandit economy
It is now official; Kenya is a “bandit economy“; our land has reached the lowest point in graft.
By Benard Amaya 8 years ago
Kenya is now officially a bandit economy
Actions Kenya is taking to break free from fossil fuels
The demand for energy in Kenya has grown substantially over the past five years. Going by Vision 2030 and The Least Cost Power Development Plan, there are clear indications that it will grow further.
By Ordia Akelo 8 years ago
Actions Kenya is taking to break free from fossil fuels
Leaders must respect constitutional term limits for true democracy
Last week, President Yoweri Museveni was sworn into office for the fifth time, extending his stay in power beyond the current 30 years
By David Kode 8 years ago
Leaders must respect constitutional term limits for true democracy
Academic calendar change will help fight exam irregularities
Students cheating in exams in Kenya has been a wound that despite the efforts to treat it, no healing has ever been witnessed.
By Emmanuel Mulwa 8 years ago
Academic calendar change will help fight exam irregularities
Consensus needed on IEBC before lives are lost
The current onslaught on election commissioners by the public, politicians, lawyers and religious groups is not something worth ignoring.
By Denis Mbau 8 years ago
Consensus needed on IEBC before lives are lost
Expose pupils to sex education early
It was shocking to learn that seven students were not registered by a school in Kakamega for this year’s KCSE exams because they were pregnant.
By Moses Kidi 8 years ago
Expose pupils to sex education early
Church offers to mediate talks between government and opposition
The proposal by church leaders to mediate in talks between the government and opposition over the IEBC is indeed noble.
By Peter Mwangi 8 years ago
Church offers to mediate talks between government and opposition
I applaud CBK governor for good work
The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) should be applauded for its work. CBK Governor Patrick Njoroge has brought a lot of sanity in the banking sector and ensured that it is no longer business as usual.
By William Okumu 8 years ago
I applaud CBK governor for good work
Blogging is no different from gutter press
In days gone, we had newspapers whose publication, distribution and marketing was shrouded in secrecy; they were considered illegal. My encounter with merchants of this trade will forever remain etched on my mind.
By Collins Musanga 8 years ago
Blogging is no different from gutter press
Are we back to the dictatorial era?
We ushered in a youthful government and sighed with relief. Perhaps our votes had put an end to the old tiresome era synonymous to assassinations and police brutalities.
By Mevin Cheruiyot 8 years ago
Are we back to the dictatorial era?
Boy-child is now an endangered species
Last week, the Independent Medico-Legal Unit released its findings on the killing of eight youth on April 19 by police at Mukuru kwa Reuben. It said the eight were shot at close range while either kneeling or lying on the ground.
By Francis Waweru 8 years ago
Boy-child is now an endangered species
Police brutality must stop
Kenyan security officers are very brutal when handling ordinary citizens during protests or arrests.
By Nicholas Ouma 8 years ago
Police brutality must stop
Rift among Knut teachers could destroy their union
Kenyan teachers are known for their unparalleled unity. And the glue that has held them together over the years is the Kenya National Union of Teachers (Knut).
By Nobert Oluoch Ndisio 8 years ago
Rift among Knut teachers could destroy their union
Social media is fuelling ethnicity
In the olden days, we had newspapers whose publication, distribution and marketing was shrouded in secrecy. These newspapers, dubbed gutter press, were considered illegal.
By Collins Musanga 8 years ago
Social media is fuelling ethnicity
KQ is world‘s leading carrier
There is no other airline better placed to be the world‘s leading carrier than Kenya Airways!
By David Kyalo 8 years ago
KQ is world‘s leading carrier
Mobile banking godsend to the poor
The leading telecommunication firm Safaricom announced its annual financial report this week, with net profit of Sh38.1 billion.
By Ndirangu Ngunjiri 8 years ago
Mobile banking godsend to the poor
Refugee camps source of crime
The plan to close Dadaab and Kakuma refugee camps is highly commendable.
By Enock Onsando 8 years ago
Refugee camps source of crime
HIV is the number one youth killer
The revelation by the Health Metrics and Evaluation study that HIV and Aids is the number one killer of youth in Kenya is saddening.
By Joseph Muthama 8 years ago
HIV is the number one youth killer
Free Chepkorir from hospital
After exhausting her insurance money, salary, savings and selling two cows, she had not expected another more 30 days in the ICU.
By Daisy Ngetich 8 years ago
Free Chepkorir from hospital
Opposition’s attempt to have dialogue with Uhuru unreasonable
On Monday, CORD protesters stormed the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) headquarters in Nairobi in a blatant attempt to oust the commissioners.
By Joseph G. Muthama 8 years ago
Opposition’s attempt to have dialogue with Uhuru unreasonable
Motive of colleges is purely profit
In this era of the liberalisation of higher education, various disciplines have been diluted by colleges and universities.
By Benard Amaya 8 years ago
Motive of colleges is purely profit
Pan Paper owners should know how forest will be replenished
The planned re-opening of Pan Paper Mills in Webuye may not be something to celebrate about if the new owners engage in oppressive employment practices.
By Joe Musyoki 8 years ago
Pan Paper owners should know how forest will be replenished
Tribalism still our biggest problem
Loyalty to ones tribe has been given greater significance over nationalism.
By Abraham Obunga 8 years ago
Tribalism still our biggest problem
Why wait for building tragedies to occur?
Let me first take this opportunity to send my heartfelt condolences to the families and relatives of those who lost their loved ones following the collapse of a building in Huruma.
By Joseph Mutua Ndonga 8 years ago
Why wait for building tragedies to occur?
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