Kenya's Damascus moment with Gen Z, there's nowhere to hide

Just as Paul was radically transformed on the road to Damascus, Kenya is undergoing a significant shift in its political and social landscape, driven by the demands and actions of Gen Z.

By Njora Waweru 1 year ago

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Gen Z revolution: A reflection on sacrifice, freedom

Gen Z is not fighting for freedom of expression or multi-party democracy - we have those. They are fighting for transparency and economic inclusivity.

By Njora Waweru 1 year ago

Those in power must ensure police killings never happen again

May it never happen again that parents have to bury their children for a matter that could easily be resolved through dialogue.

By Njora Waweru 1 year ago

The youths' drive for change means things will never be the same

Revolutions are often spearheaded by the youth. Older generations, having built their lives over the years, tend to be more conservative, fearing the loss of what they have achieved

By Njora Waweru 1 year ago

Educate Kenyans about the importance of registering marriages

The Marriage Act hinges spousal entitlements on registered unions.

By Njora Waweru 1 year ago

Poor planning to blame for Nairobi flood nightmare

A glaring lack of foresight plagues our stormwater drainage systems.

By Njora Waweru 1 year ago

Humble beginnings do not translate into virtuous leadership

History is replete with examples of leaders who ascended to power from humble backgrounds only to succumb to corruption and greed once in office.

By Njora Waweru 1 year ago

Africa must unite if it is to reap from its natural resources

In the face of mounting challenges, Africa stands at a crossroads: unite or perish with analogy of it as a struggling company under receivership capturing the urgency of the situation.

By Njora Waweru 1 year ago

Don't blame rotten leaders, they are a reflection of society

As citizens reflect on leadership woes, the onus lies on each of them to examine their values and aspirations. Only then can we escape the clutches of the paradoxical cycle.

By Njora Waweru 1 year ago

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Why Karen is the new epicentre for Kenya's power elite

High-profile corporate and political leaders are drawn to Karen, Nairobi because of its ample space, spacious residences, and proximity to the President.

By Njeri Waweru, Njora Waweru 1 year ago

Financial innovation is key to unlocking affordable housing

Addressing the exorbitant cost of building materials and approval procedures is paramount.

By Njora Waweru 1 year ago

Real estate's dream lives on amid visible ruins

Real estate investment is typically a long-haul game, with the return on investment averaging 15 years. Hence, an investor has to possess confidence in the country's political and economic stability

By Njora Waweru 2 years ago

Land fragmentation contributes to food insecurity, poverty

In light of recurring droughts and food crises, Kenya's approach to land management requires urgent reconsideration. Our history with colonial rule offers illuminating, albeit harsh, lessons.

By Njora Waweru 2 years ago

Kenya's democracy of exclusion will be our undoing if not checked

Kenya's democracy is at a crossroads. Despite regular elections and Supreme Court-approved victories, our democratic and electoral system remains precarious.

By Njora Waweru 2 years ago