Why Kenya's motorcycle moment demands we turn plans into cash

A boda boda rider is not just a transporter but a breadwinner. Yet predatory loans and harsh repossession cycles have trapped many.

By 1 month ago

Parliament: House of 'transaction' that has simply refused to step up

Former Speaker Justin Muturi revealed a quieter form of corruption: “sweeteners” embedded in constitutional amendments like the NG-CDF and NGAAF meant to buy MP loyalty.

By 1 month ago

When school bells stop ringing, who steps in to parent children?

We must remind ourselves of this truth: every child follows the path available to them, and in today’s Kenya, that path is lined with both golden bridges and dark alleys.

By 1 month ago

Kenya's elders continue working since the system has failed them

A generation is working far beyond its strength, not out of choice but out of desperate necessity.

By 1 month ago

Why cleaning Nairobi rivers is a game changer, act of patriotism

While our nation is distracted by noise and political unrest, something quietly significant is unfolding; not on television or social media, but along the banks of Nairobi’s rivers.

By 2 months ago

New IEBC team should make our elections not always smell blood

Today, around this fire, I welcome the seven of you. You are the newly sworn team of Kenya’s Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission.

By 2 months ago

Reject Passaris Bill and adopt intelligence over suppression

There are two times when wise people avoid making decisions: When they are too angry or too excited. Kenya has ignored both.

By 2 months ago

Let's break the silence and stem the growing mental health crisis

I choose to sound like a broken record this week because I believe this quiet national crisis could soon overwhelm us if we don’t sit up and pay attention.

By 2 months ago

Empower farmers for genuine economic growth, less politics

Beyond politics: Growing Kenya’s economy by empowering farmers.

By 3 months ago

How CBK's bold moves can help unlock our economy's potential

CBK’s bold moves: Fuelling Kenya’s growth from the ground up.

By 3 months ago

How we can address rising cost of living, averting a fresh crisis

Tackling the cost of living surge and strategies to prevent the next economic shock.

By 3 months ago

Kenya must take a long, hard look at its moral fabric for better future

At the 22nd National Prayer Breakfast in Nairobi, American preacher and former NFL player Rickey Bolden delivered words that brought the room to a hush and, momentarily, a nation to reflection.

By 3 months ago

Why Kenya's motorcycle moment demands we turn plans into cash

A boda boda rider is not just a transporter but a breadwinner. Yet predatory loans and harsh repossession cycles have trapped many.

By 1 month ago

Parliament: House of 'transaction' that has simply refused to step up

Former Speaker Justin Muturi revealed a quieter form of corruption: “sweeteners” embedded in constitutional amendments like the NG-CDF and NGAAF meant to buy MP loyalty.

By 1 month ago

When school bells stop ringing, who steps in to parent children?

We must remind ourselves of this truth: every child follows the path available to them, and in today’s Kenya, that path is lined with both golden bridges and dark alleys.

By 1 month ago

Kenya's elders continue working since the system has failed them

A generation is working far beyond its strength, not out of choice but out of desperate necessity.

By 1 month ago

Why cleaning Nairobi rivers is a game changer, act of patriotism

While our nation is distracted by noise and political unrest, something quietly significant is unfolding; not on television or social media, but along the banks of Nairobi’s rivers.

By 2 months ago

New IEBC team should make our elections not always smell blood

Today, around this fire, I welcome the seven of you. You are the newly sworn team of Kenya’s Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission.

By 2 months ago

Reject Passaris Bill and adopt intelligence over suppression

There are two times when wise people avoid making decisions: When they are too angry or too excited. Kenya has ignored both.

By 2 months ago

Let's break the silence and stem the growing mental health crisis

I choose to sound like a broken record this week because I believe this quiet national crisis could soon overwhelm us if we don’t sit up and pay attention.

By 2 months ago

Empower farmers for genuine economic growth, less politics

Beyond politics: Growing Kenya’s economy by empowering farmers.

By 3 months ago

How CBK's bold moves can help unlock our economy's potential

CBK’s bold moves: Fuelling Kenya’s growth from the ground up.

By 3 months ago

How we can address rising cost of living, averting a fresh crisis

Tackling the cost of living surge and strategies to prevent the next economic shock.

By 3 months ago

Kenya must take a long, hard look at its moral fabric for better future

At the 22nd National Prayer Breakfast in Nairobi, American preacher and former NFL player Rickey Bolden delivered words that brought the room to a hush and, momentarily, a nation to reflection.

By 3 months ago

Why Kenya's motorcycle moment demands we turn plans into cash

A boda boda rider is not just a transporter but a breadwinner. Yet predatory loans and harsh repossession cycles have trapped many.

By 1 month ago

Parliament: House of 'transaction' that has simply refused to step up

Former Speaker Justin Muturi revealed a quieter form of corruption: “sweeteners” embedded in constitutional amendments like the NG-CDF and NGAAF meant to buy MP loyalty.

By 1 month ago

When school bells stop ringing, who steps in to parent children?

We must remind ourselves of this truth: every child follows the path available to them, and in today’s Kenya, that path is lined with both golden bridges and dark alleys.

By 1 month ago

Kenya's elders continue working since the system has failed them

A generation is working far beyond its strength, not out of choice but out of desperate necessity.

By 1 month ago

Why cleaning Nairobi rivers is a game changer, act of patriotism

While our nation is distracted by noise and political unrest, something quietly significant is unfolding; not on television or social media, but along the banks of Nairobi’s rivers.

By 2 months ago

New IEBC team should make our elections not always smell blood

Today, around this fire, I welcome the seven of you. You are the newly sworn team of Kenya’s Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission.

By 2 months ago

Reject Passaris Bill and adopt intelligence over suppression

There are two times when wise people avoid making decisions: When they are too angry or too excited. Kenya has ignored both.

By 2 months ago

Let's break the silence and stem the growing mental health crisis

I choose to sound like a broken record this week because I believe this quiet national crisis could soon overwhelm us if we don’t sit up and pay attention.

By 2 months ago

Empower farmers for genuine economic growth, less politics

Beyond politics: Growing Kenya’s economy by empowering farmers.

By 3 months ago

How CBK's bold moves can help unlock our economy's potential

CBK’s bold moves: Fuelling Kenya’s growth from the ground up.

By 3 months ago

How we can address rising cost of living, averting a fresh crisis

Tackling the cost of living surge and strategies to prevent the next economic shock.

By 3 months ago

Kenya must take a long, hard look at its moral fabric for better future

At the 22nd National Prayer Breakfast in Nairobi, American preacher and former NFL player Rickey Bolden delivered words that brought the room to a hush and, momentarily, a nation to reflection.

By 3 months ago

Why Kenya's motorcycle moment demands we turn plans into cash

A boda boda rider is not just a transporter but a breadwinner. Yet predatory loans and harsh repossession cycles have trapped many.

By Isaac Kalua Green 1 month ago

Parliament: House of 'transaction' that has simply refused to step up

Former Speaker Justin Muturi revealed a quieter form of corruption: "sweeteners" embedded in constitutional amendments like the NG-CDF and NGAAF meant to buy MP loyalty.

By Isaac Kalua Green 1 month ago

When school bells stop ringing, who steps in to parent children?

We must remind ourselves of this truth: every child follows the path available to them, and in today's Kenya, that path is lined with both golden bridges and dark alleys.

By Isaac Kalua Green 1 month ago

Kenya's elders continue working since the system has failed them

A generation is working far beyond its strength, not out of choice but out of desperate necessity.

By Isaac Kalua Green 1 month ago