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Democrats-turned-turncoats: Unpacking Raila Odinga and Makau Mutua
Prof Makau Mutua is bosom friends with Raila Odinga, the most misunderstood Kenyan politician.
By Kutete Matimbai 5 months ago
Democrats-turned-turncoats: Unpacking Raila Odinga and Makau Mutua
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Why State should not pay families of kin killed by police less than Sh150m each
Recently, President William Ruto acknowledged that since 2017, Kenyans have suffered greatly, while others have died needlessly during public protests at the hands of police.
By Kutete Matimbai 6 months ago
Why State should not pay families of kin killed by police less than Sh150m each
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ODM's insatiable hunger amid plenty is dangerous
The excitement, eagerness and enthusiasm by ODM 'experts' to please President Ruto is embarrassing, particularly to Kenyans who believed that the party stood for accountable governance.
By Kutete Matimbai 6 months ago
ODM's insatiable hunger amid plenty is dangerous
Maraga is right, Kenya is at 'the critical juncture'
As a nation, we are at a watershed moment where choices made during this period always have lasting consequences.
By Kutete Matimbai 7 months ago
Maraga is right, Kenya is at 'the critical juncture'
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Empowerment 'harambee' is nothing but political fraud
At independence, honest men and women held harambees to pull together in building schools, hospitals and dams. In the '80s, '90s and today, crafty men and women hold harambees to pull us apart.
By Kutete Matimbai 7 months ago
Empowerment 'harambee' is nothing but political fraud
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Why Mwai Kibaki should be blamed for Saba Saba chaos, death and destruction
Kibaki thought the economy was everything. Instead of making an inventory and a checklist of the cause and course of Saba Saba, Kibaki talked about economics.
By Kutete Matimbai 7 months ago
Why Mwai Kibaki should be blamed for Saba Saba chaos, death and destruction
Kipchumba Murkomen wants to revive harsh 17th-century British law
While the murderous Riot Act of 1714 gave protesters at least one hour to disperse, Murkomen gave Kenyans not a minute to disperse but instant death to whoever approached a police station.
By Kutete Matimbai 8 months ago
Kipchumba Murkomen wants to revive harsh 17th-century British law
The great lie: Raila has for long pretended to be what he is not
All successive governments, from Jomo to Moi to Kibaki, Uhuru, and now Ruto, erroneously associated Raila with the wrong political ideology.
By Kutete Matimbai 8 months ago
The great lie: Raila has for long pretended to be what he is not
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Forget the haters! Who said Njahi has no market value?
The lablab bean, scientifically called Lablab purpureus (or Dolichos lablab), and locally known as Njahi, is a versatile subtropical and tropical nitrogen-fixing legume.
By Kutete Matimbai 3 years ago
Forget the haters! Who said Njahi has no market value?
My brother-In-law, his kidney, my second chance at health and life
Health & Science
By Rosa Agutu
13 mins ago
Pension assets in fixed deposits drop 11pc on low interest rates
Business
By Graham Kajilwa
13 mins ago
Matiang'i has failed us, Jubilee aspirants in Mt Kenya region say
Politics
By Ndung’u Gachane
13 mins ago
From secret affair to murder charge: Obado's long trial over Sharon death
Crime and Justice
By Nancy Gitonga
13 mins ago
Dr Obwaka spends third night in police custody
National
By Emmanuel Kipchumba
5 hrs ago
Fund to scale up climate and nature business in Africa
Health & Science
By Nanjinia Wamuswa
6 hrs ago
Hero or traitor? Atwoli bags sixth term as workers' payslips shrink
National
By Standard Reporter
6 hrs ago