Any law that causes more harm than good to citizens is not law

Every government has the power to regulate how owners utilise and manage their private land.

By Kethi D Kilonzo 7 years ago

White House could save Kenya from meeting her Waterloo over China

How will the world look after the Chinese is done conquering it? After witnessing the unfolding events in Sri Lanka and Djibouti,

By Kethi D Kilonzo 7 years ago

No government should levy ‘Robbing’ Hood tax to finance programmes

The decision by government to levy it and, at the same time to give it the legend of “Robin Hood,” is as perplexing as it is disturbing.

By Kethi D Kilonzo 7 years ago

Slashing of Judiciary’s funds not retaliatory but an austerity measure

The announcement of the slashing of Judiciary funds was made soon after the President’s decree that government will no longer invest in new projects.

By KETHI D KILONZO 7 years ago

Let's embrace amnesty in war against graft

Fight against corruption cannot be fought and won by the President alone. Integrity means doing the right thing even when no one else is around.

By KETHI D KILONZO 7 years ago

Did the Opposition ever intend to win the 2017 presidential poll?

Between August 2016 and July 2017, NASA’s legal team mounted one of the most effective litigation strategy this country has ever witnessed.

By Kethi D Kilonzo 7 years ago

Why State’s housing agenda should be pegged on 2019 census data

For the second time, I got it wrong. Statistics in Kenya are not collected, compiled and released by IEBC as reported two...

By Kethi D Kilonzo 7 years ago

Failure to specify funding for Uhuru’s Big Four plan a fundamental omission

Jubilee’s 2018 Budget Policy makes for interesting reading. The underlying theme of the policy is the “Big Four Plan.”

By Kethi D Kilonzo 7 years ago

It will be a misstep for Senate, counties to skip planning for census

Five months from now, the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) will conduct the 2019 population census.

By Kethi D Kilonzo 7 years ago

Miscarriage of justice brings little consolation to acquitted suspects

On June 4, 2010 Evans Mawere left his mobile phone business in Dandora for town in a matatu. That ride in the matatu would change his life forever.

By Kethi D Kilonzo 7 years ago

NASA must reflect on whether an illegality will usher in electoral justice

The course proposed by NASA, to swear in Raila and Kalonzo as president and deputy on January 30, is unconstitutional.

By Kethi D Kilonzo 7 years ago

Judgement on petition shows laws and courts don’t operate in vacuum

Any person, including a corporate entity can file a presidential petition

By Kethi D Kilonzo 7 years ago

Look in the mirror, there you will see why our nation is falling

Why is Kenya failing? Go look into a mirror. The only way to fix Kenya is for you to reset the values of the man or woman in that mirror to reflect the values of the Kenya you would want to live in.

By Kethi D Kilonzo 7 years ago

Jubilee Party’s bid to change electoral laws before polls is futile

The electronic transmission of presidential results is the main target of the proposed changes to the laws governing elections.

By Kethi D Kilonzo 7 years ago

Why Njoki's report on IEBC forms supports the majority judges decision

Some 48 hours after the presidential election petition was filed, the IEBC deposited in the Supreme Court, 1 Form 34C, 291 Forms 34B and 41,451 Forms 34A

By Kethi D Kilonzo 7 years ago

Let's shift focus from IEBC team, streamline all our electoral systems

Far too many times has the nation been on the edge because of a presidential election. For too many elections have Kenyans stood in line for hours to vote for their president of choice only to be disappointed.

By Kethi D Kilonzo 7 years ago