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 1 month 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 1 month 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 1 month 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 1 month 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 2 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 2 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 3 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 3 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 4 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 4 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 4 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 4 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 5 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 5 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 1 month 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 1 month 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 1 month 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 1 month 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 2 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 2 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 3 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 3 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 4 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 4 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 4 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 4 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 5 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 5 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 1 month 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 1 month 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 1 month 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 1 month 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 2 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 2 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 3 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 3 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 4 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 4 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 4 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 4 months ago