Politicians must not spark anarchy with their hate-filled tongues

The words of our leaders, their semantic choices, and the multiple interpretations of their statements tend to foment chaos and unrest.

By Benedict Toroitich 5 months ago

NG-CDF kitty is indispensable and needs to be cemented in law

There exists a lacuna in law regarding the true position of the NG-CDF, yet it has wholly transformed the society.

By Benedict Toroitich 5 months ago

'Echoes of war' isn't an innocent play; it's incitement to violence

The Kenya Schools Drama Festival should be a platform for artistic expression, cultural identity, and national unity while also serving as a training ground for future talents.

By Benedict Toroitich 6 months ago

Let's make Kenya an oasis of unity and peaceful diversity

The foundation of a nation is dependent on its people. Therefore, we must take upon ourselves the responsibility to correct what we believe is wrong

By Benedict Toroitich 6 months ago

Ruto and Raila 'marriage' is not forever; they will surely fall out

Kenyan politics is a maze so intricate that even the so-called smartest minds often fail to grasp its shifting dynamics.

By Benedict Toroitich 7 months ago

Invisible foreign interests fueling debilitating conflict in DR Congo

The simmering conflict in the DRC has reached unprecedented levels. The nation is suffering on all fronts, with rebels capturing foreign missions and high commissions.

By Benedict Toroitich 8 months ago

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Matiang'i will lose badly if he contests against Ruto in 2027

As Kenya approaches the 2027 general elections, speculation about potential presidential candidates is increasing. One, Fred Matiang'i, is positioning himself as a legitimate contender.

By Benedict Toroitich 9 months ago

Why Matiang'i stands no chance against Ruto in 2027

Ruto promised radical economic transformation, and many Kenyans feel that the benefits are now being realised.

By Benedict Toroitich 9 months ago

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Why Ruto will win resoundingly in 2027

Imagine Uhuru, Ruto, and Raila in the same boat! Who can competently challenge the deep-pocketed Ruto-Uhuru-Raila political axis during this interim period?

By Benedict Toroitich 10 months ago

Political protest songs breed ethnic disharmony in Kenya

Coded ethnic and political undertones that elevate one community or region above other Kenyans are unacceptable from whatever angle one looks at it.

By Benedict Toroitich 10 months ago

Tribal politics biggest threat to democracy, national cohesion

The greatest peril we continually face as a nascent democracy is not the lack of quality leadership, but rather the presence parochial interests domiciled within tribal cells.

By Benedict Toroitich 11 months ago

Fake certificates and products hurting Kenya's progress

Even as Kenya grapples with economic challenges, political turmoil, flooding, and skyrocketing food prices, our value systems have been eroded by the proliferation of counterfeits.

By Benedict Toroitich 11 months ago

Similarities between Ruto leadership, former President Moi

During Moi's tenure, structural adjustment programmes were implemented to stabilise the economy, similarly, Ruto's administration is facing significant economic challenges.

By Benedict Toroitich 1 year ago

How Jubilee can use Pope Francis' visit to their advantage

As the Pope wrapped up his African tour, his message was clear: African leaders need to change their hearts and concentrate on the welfare of their subjects

By Benedict Toroitich 9 years ago

Why Nkaissery was wrong to accuse journalist

It is quite unfortunate that Interior Cabinet Secretary Joseph Nkaissery can issue orders for the arrest of a journalist who has uncovered rot in his ministry.

By Benedict Toroitich 9 years ago

Jubilee administration still saddled with greed and graft

The nation is bleeding on all fronts. Strikes have affected the education system and the nation’s workforce.

By Benedict Toroitich; Frankline Omondi 9 years ago

Will graft stain President's tenure?

Corruption has torn apart the social fabric of the country and is threatening to shut down the economy.

By Benedict Toroitich 9 years ago

Let’s be optimistic and wish our leaders well

Notwithstanding corruption allegations being levelled against the Jubilee administration, at least we need to give credit to the leadership of President Uhuru Kenyatta and his deputy William Ruto.

By Benedict Toroitich 10 years ago

Disarming Pokots alone is unjust

To live peacefully and in harmony is a recipe for socio-economic, political and cultural development. Hatred and conflicts are enemies of development.

By Benedict Toroitich 10 years ago