Editorials
Demand justice for PEV victims, accused
Continued co-operation with the International Criminal Court is an essential part of Kenya’s foreign policy
Read More »Battle between Senate, Parliament uncalled for
No good can come from the pointless contest between the National Assembly and the Senate over the sharing of revenue between the national government and the counties
Read More »Catfight between Senate and MPs not in the public’s interest
It is not a wise person who takes on a good lawyer. In fact, it is not a very wise person who takes a verbal slugfest to a seasoned courtroom juggler, commonly called senior counsel for there can be only one outcome. Listening to the Senators and Members of the Eleventh Parliament trade a messy tirade and threats to bring the other down came out like a schoolyard altercation.
Read More »Economic growth projection of 6 pc good news but….
The projections that Kenya’s economy is expected to grow by about six per cent in 2013, up from a growth rate of 4.6 per cent last year, driven by growth in sectors like agriculture is good news for the country.
Read More »Kenyans hope Truth report does not end up in another shelf
A potentially explosive report like that just released by the Truth, Justice and Reconciliation Commission usually invites one or two obvious responses. One is that the President receives it and immediately defuses its sting by pledging to study and adopt the findings; Two, is to manufacture some sort of crisis and fly away with public interest and attention.
Read More »Other Stories
- Kidero right to crack whip on rogue city askaris
- Global action against illegal wildlife trade is welcome
- End parody of MPs tearing at the national kitty
- Counties must not devolve mere appetite but more responsibility
- Kenya has right to secure borders against traffickers
- Only State should tackle insecurity, not mobs, vigilantes
- Learn from JAB’s failures by addressing its challenges
- Cabinet Secretaries must sustain spirit of new law
- War is over, but hard work in Somalia begins
- Police must step up intelligence on criminal activities
- Kenya needs laws against torture
- It’s back to the track now athletics polls are over
- Release TJRC final report to stop endless speculation
- Finally, genesis of Busia, Bungoma killings unravels
- As judges take up poll petitions, other cases bound to suffer
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Finally, genesis of Busia, Bungoma killings unravels
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- Battle between Senate, Parliament uncalled for
- Catfight between Senate and MPs not in the public’s interest
- Economic growth projection of 6 pc good news but….
- Kenyans hope Truth report does not end up in another shelf
- Kidero right to crack whip on rogue city askaris
- Global action against illegal wildlife trade is welcome
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