Lecturers' strike shouldn't have lasted this long

The ongoing lecturers’ strike is not being treated with the urgency it deserves, despite its disastrous impact on the academic calendar.

By 3 months ago

If 'siri ni numbers' prove it now by enlisting as voters

Since the start of continous mass voiter registration, the average number is a mere 1,500 per day, a figure too small for a population that prides itself on numbers and influence.

By 3 months ago

Lecturers' strike shouldn't have lasted this long

The ongoing lecturers’ strike is not being treated with the urgency it deserves, despite its disastrous impact on the academic calendar.

By 3 months ago

If 'siri ni numbers' prove it now by enlisting as voters

Since the start of continous mass voiter registration, the average number is a mere 1,500 per day, a figure too small for a population that prides itself on numbers and influence.

By 3 months ago

Lecturers' strike shouldn't have lasted this long

The ongoing lecturers’ strike is not being treated with the urgency it deserves, despite its disastrous impact on the academic calendar.

By 3 months ago

If 'siri ni numbers' prove it now by enlisting as voters

Since the start of continous mass voiter registration, the average number is a mere 1,500 per day, a figure too small for a population that prides itself on numbers and influence.

By 3 months ago

Lecturers' strike shouldn't have lasted this long

The ongoing lecturers' strike is not being treated with the urgency it deserves, despite its disastrous impact on the academic calendar.

By Mike Nyagwoka 3 months ago

If 'siri ni numbers' prove it now by enlisting as voters

Since the start of continous mass voiter registration, the average number is a mere 1,500 per day, a figure too small for a population that prides itself on numbers and influence.

By Mike Nyagwoka 3 months ago

Students must be responsible for their actions

Litein High School students destroyed an institution built over the years through the collective sacrifices of society to nurture their aspirations and dreams.

By Mike Nyagwoka 4 months ago

My thoughts on Gachagua's 2027 State House dream

Gachagua may have chosen to be selfish about his personal political agenda, where winning the presidency isn't really the target, but his personal influence is.

By Mike Nyagwoka 4 months ago

When we don't punish crime, we're punished

Former Kasipul Kabondo MP Ong'ondo Were and lawyer Kyalo Mbobu, were brazenly assassinated on public roads, and in both cases, the identity of the real killers remains murky.

By Mike Nyagwoka 4 months ago

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Why LSK's Faith Odhiambo should not have taken new task

By her own admission, she would get calls in the dead of the night and, being the diligent servant, she would respond either in person or by proxy.

By Mike Nyagwoka 4 months ago

The curse of the favourite in our top level politics

The 2027 elections are still distant, and current popularity can be a temporary illusion, especially online.

By Mike Nyagwoka 5 months ago

We need a proper system to reward top sportsmanship

A reward system for patriotic endeavours should be a matter of clear, approved policy with established budget lines, not a discretionary gesture.

By Mike Nyagwoka 5 months ago

Don't quarrel State House guests, but question the host

A truly economically empowered people would not be so subservient to a political class that tries to bribe them out of their beliefs.

By Mike Nyagwoka 5 months ago

Orengo's health conundrum and risk of fake news

Recently, there's been talk about Governor James Orengo's health. Some claimed he was poisoned at State House

By Mike Nyagwoka 5 months ago

A word for those gunning for the top seat in 2027

Kenyan politics is a fiercely antagonistic arena, and understanding this is key to unlocking power, as former President Uhuru Kenyatta and President William Ruto demonstrated in their rise.

By Mike Nyagwoka 5 months ago

When taxes fail citizens it is a huge betrayal

Kenyans have consistently fulfilled their end of the bargain. Year after year, they pay taxes, levies, and fees, even as the cost of living soars

By Mike Nyagwoka 6 months ago

Watch former CJ Maraga keenly, he's up to something

Former Chief Justice David Maraga is quietly transforming from a nondescript candidate into a formidable contender.

By Mike Nyagwoka 6 months ago

No more dialogue, Kenyans have said what must change

The President also committed to trimming his advisory team and cutting budgets for institutions like State House and the spouses' offices.

By Mike Nyagwoka 6 months ago

Why no one takes responsibility for anything in Kenya

The tragic death of Albert Ojwang while in police custody is yet another indictment of Kenya's pervasive culture of impunity and alarming nonchalance among public servants.

By Mike Nyagwoka 6 months ago

Which way for Kenya after the protests led by our youth

June 25th has firmly cemented its place in Kenya's national consciousness. It's a date now synonymous with the growing power of its youth.

By Mike Nyagwoka 7 months ago

Let us reclaim a democracy that transcends tribe

The enduring definition of democracy is that it is a government of the people, by the people, and for the people.

By Mike Nyagwoka 7 months ago

Terrible Father's Day for Ojwang's father, son

Grief and Injustice: A Father's Day marked by loss and outrage for Ojwang family.

By Mike Nyagwoka 7 months ago

Kenya is a nation punished by pure waste and not lack

Sadly, Kenya has its share of these "white elephant" projects. Looking at government projects in the last 20 years, it's likely that far more funds have been squandered.

By Mike Nyagwoka 8 months ago

PWD Act signed by Ruto is a step to right direction

The new Persons with Disabilities (PWD) Act 2025, championed by nominated Senator Crystal Asige, marks a significant milestone in Kenya's journey toward full disability inclusion.

By Mike Nyagwoka 8 months ago

Jitters over emerging political groupings reflect our reality

Kebaso Morara's apprehension about Kenya's evolving political landscape is a sentiment shared by many who cling to the ideal of merit-based elections, transcending tribal voting.

By Mike Nyagwoka 8 months ago

Gachagua's history is a liability despite his political acumen

Gachagua is a political bulldozer, which enabled him defy the usual political trajectory and become Deputy President after serving only one term as MP.

By Mike Nyagwoka 9 months ago

Why Ruto's Mt Kenya tour did not yield much

The President's role should be limited to making commitments and returning for commissioning of projects worth his legacy, eliminating unnecessary attention.

By Mike Nyagwoka 9 months ago

Investigate causes of sudden deaths and seek solutions

These are not isolated cases; many Kenyans can recount similar stories within their own circles, painting a picture of a disturbing pattern.

By Mike Nyagwoka 10 months ago

Recent spate of suicide cases in Kenya worrying

When institutions meant to protect rights turn a blind eye to abuses, frustration builds, and for some, suicide becomes the only outlet.

By Mike Nyagwoka 10 months ago

Nyoro ouster could be a wider scheme for the 'mountain'

By painting him as a man battling the system, President Ruto's camp may be intentionally crafting a hero narrative for Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro.

By Mike Nyagwoka 10 months ago

It will take effort to restore public trust in Saccos

SASRA has a monumental task of restoring public confidence in the Sacco sector that has been the backbone of financial inclusion for millions of Kenyans.

By Mike Nyagwoka 10 months ago

Did Kasmuel betray a whole generation in his latest move?

If Rex Maasai were to wake up today, he would likely be heartbroken to see Kasmuel Mc'Oure draped in orange regalia, sharing stages with the very forces against which they fought.

By Mike Nyagwoka 10 months ago

Why Kenya needs Maraga or president with similar belief

If he were to run for president today, Maraga would still give people a run for their money despite his inexperience in politics.

By Mike Nyagwoka 11 months ago

We need strong leaders but also working systems

Kenya's future depends on strong institutions, not just strong leaders. While individual leaders are important, they can't do everything themselves.

By Mike Nyagwoka 11 months ago

Why change cannot be led by those we want to change first

We dream of transformed ethos, free from evils of corruption and tribalism that have plagued our nation for decades. This is the collective wish of every Kenyan.

By Mike Nyagwoka 1 year ago

How Ruto should engage with the young and restless

Young people today have seen how hard their parents have struggled with things like not having enough money, not finding jobs, and unfairness.

By Mike Nyagwoka 1 year ago

When a diploma can be better for you than a degree

Going to university indeed has some prestige attached to it, but not as much if one just wants to squeeze through.

By Mike Nyagwoka 1 year ago

Quest for justice for abductees must not be a political game

The grave matter of abductions is one that would swiftly be addressed were it not for the selfish and parochial politics being played around it.

By Mike Nyagwoka 1 year ago