Why conviction of Sharon killers is a big win against femicide, impunity

The evidence was meticulously collected and presented in such a manner that the murderers had little chance of escaping conviction.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 1 month ago

Why new law will be a game changer for State enterprises

That said, the new law, if implemented, promises a departure from a history of inefficiency of government enterprises.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 1 month ago

Democracy undermined by lack of strict laws on campaign funding

Academic research suggests that the design of campaign laws often dictates their failure.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 1 month ago

Why it's tough season for those living outside their motherland

The recent flare-ups of xenophobic attacks across the continent serve as a stark reminder that Africa’s dream of unity is often betrayed by the reality of its divisions.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 2 months ago

Yes, pay police brutality victims but violence must not define us

There is no place in a constitutional democracy for the level of violence against the citizenry that made the Fund a necessity.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 2 months ago

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Why Uhuru owes us restraint while opposing Ruto's politics

Traditionally, retired presidents have served as elder statesmen.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 2 months ago

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Will Utumishi Girls tragedy be the last of fatal school fires?

Thirty-five years separate the ashes of St Kizito Secondary School from those of Utumishi Girls.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 3 months ago

Mwamuye's verdict on teenage behaviour a win for humanity

Justice Bahati Mwamuye’s decision this week in HSA, AMO, TA & Another Vs Attorney General on the prosecution of adolescents under the Sexual Offences Act is a welcome relief.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 3 months ago

Supporting your former school makes the future brighter for all

This week, my alma mater, Thika High School, celebrated 70 years, an occasion graced by President William Ruto

By Kamotho Waiganjo 3 months ago

Ambitious NIF can transform our public finance and growth

Two months ago, Parliament enacted one of the most ambitious financial laws in Kenya’s recent history: the NIF Act.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 3 months ago

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Justice Warsame fits the bill for our progressive Supreme Court

There is no doubt that Justice Warsame is one of the Judiciary’s good minds. He has been known for delivering pragmatic but progressive decisions.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 4 months ago

Why conviction of Sharon killers is a big win against femicide, impunity

The evidence was meticulously collected and presented in such a manner that the murderers had little chance of escaping conviction.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 1 month ago

Why new law will be a game changer for State enterprises

That said, the new law, if implemented, promises a departure from a history of inefficiency of government enterprises.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 1 month ago

Democracy undermined by lack of strict laws on campaign funding

Academic research suggests that the design of campaign laws often dictates their failure.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 1 month ago

Why it's tough season for those living outside their motherland

The recent flare-ups of xenophobic attacks across the continent serve as a stark reminder that Africa’s dream of unity is often betrayed by the reality of its divisions.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 2 months ago

Yes, pay police brutality victims but violence must not define us

There is no place in a constitutional democracy for the level of violence against the citizenry that made the Fund a necessity.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 2 months ago

Premium

Why Uhuru owes us restraint while opposing Ruto's politics

Traditionally, retired presidents have served as elder statesmen.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 2 months ago

Premium

Will Utumishi Girls tragedy be the last of fatal school fires?

Thirty-five years separate the ashes of St Kizito Secondary School from those of Utumishi Girls.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 3 months ago

Mwamuye's verdict on teenage behaviour a win for humanity

Justice Bahati Mwamuye’s decision this week in HSA, AMO, TA & Another Vs Attorney General on the prosecution of adolescents under the Sexual Offences Act is a welcome relief.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 3 months ago

Supporting your former school makes the future brighter for all

This week, my alma mater, Thika High School, celebrated 70 years, an occasion graced by President William Ruto

By Kamotho Waiganjo 3 months ago

Ambitious NIF can transform our public finance and growth

Two months ago, Parliament enacted one of the most ambitious financial laws in Kenya’s recent history: the NIF Act.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 3 months ago

Premium

Justice Warsame fits the bill for our progressive Supreme Court

There is no doubt that Justice Warsame is one of the Judiciary’s good minds. He has been known for delivering pragmatic but progressive decisions.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 4 months ago

Why conviction of Sharon killers is a big win against femicide, impunity

The evidence was meticulously collected and presented in such a manner that the murderers had little chance of escaping conviction.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 1 month ago

Why new law will be a game changer for State enterprises

That said, the new law, if implemented, promises a departure from a history of inefficiency of government enterprises.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 1 month ago

Democracy undermined by lack of strict laws on campaign funding

Academic research suggests that the design of campaign laws often dictates their failure.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 1 month ago

Why it's tough season for those living outside their motherland

The recent flare-ups of xenophobic attacks across the continent serve as a stark reminder that Africa’s dream of unity is often betrayed by the reality of its divisions.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 2 months ago

Yes, pay police brutality victims but violence must not define us

There is no place in a constitutional democracy for the level of violence against the citizenry that made the Fund a necessity.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 2 months ago

Premium

Why Uhuru owes us restraint while opposing Ruto's politics

Traditionally, retired presidents have served as elder statesmen.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 2 months ago

Premium

Will Utumishi Girls tragedy be the last of fatal school fires?

Thirty-five years separate the ashes of St Kizito Secondary School from those of Utumishi Girls.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 3 months ago

Mwamuye's verdict on teenage behaviour a win for humanity

Justice Bahati Mwamuye’s decision this week in HSA, AMO, TA & Another Vs Attorney General on the prosecution of adolescents under the Sexual Offences Act is a welcome relief.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 3 months ago

Supporting your former school makes the future brighter for all

This week, my alma mater, Thika High School, celebrated 70 years, an occasion graced by President William Ruto

By Kamotho Waiganjo 3 months ago

Ambitious NIF can transform our public finance and growth

Two months ago, Parliament enacted one of the most ambitious financial laws in Kenya’s recent history: the NIF Act.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 3 months ago

Premium

Justice Warsame fits the bill for our progressive Supreme Court

There is no doubt that Justice Warsame is one of the Judiciary’s good minds. He has been known for delivering pragmatic but progressive decisions.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 4 months ago

Why conviction of Sharon killers is a big win against femicide, impunity

The evidence was meticulously collected and presented in such a manner that the murderers had little chance of escaping conviction.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 1 month ago

Why new law will be a game changer for State enterprises

That said, the new law, if implemented, promises a departure from a history of inefficiency of government enterprises.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 1 month ago

Democracy undermined by lack of strict laws on campaign funding

Academic research suggests that the design of campaign laws often dictates their failure.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 1 month ago

Why it's tough season for those living outside their motherland

The recent flare-ups of xenophobic attacks across the continent serve as a stark reminder that Africa's dream of unity is often betrayed by the reality of its divisions.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 2 months ago

Yes, pay police brutality victims but violence must not define us

There is no place in a constitutional democracy for the level of violence against the citizenry that made the Fund a necessity.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 2 months ago

Premium

Why Uhuru owes us restraint while opposing Ruto's politics

Traditionally, retired presidents have served as elder statesmen.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 2 months ago

Premium

Will Utumishi Girls tragedy be the last of fatal school fires?

Thirty-five years separate the ashes of St Kizito Secondary School from those of Utumishi Girls.

By Kamotho Waiganjo 3 months ago