We are fuelling inflation with voter bribery

Basic economics tells us that any money that is not supported by productivity is inflationary. You pay money for a service that is expected to add to the national wealth.

By Mutahi Mureithi 1 month ago

Pork barrel politics will be the end of us

Politicians pray for a new term so that they can continue preying on the electorate while the false prophet preys on those he’s purportedly praying for. What a messed-up country!

By Mutahi Mureithi 1 month ago

Whoever dreams of these speed limits?

The speed cameras have the potential to instill discipline on our roads, but the logic behind some of the country’s speed limits is equally puzzling.

By Mutahi Mureithi 1 month ago

A billion shillings has today lost meaning

We have money but we seem to have our priorities upside down.

By Mutahi Mureithi 1 month ago

Remove all obstacles to business growth

We must infuse a culture of being business friendly to our regulators. They should not view everything from a rent-seeking perspective but rather from the lens of business growth.

By Mutahi Mureithi 2 months ago

Of kickbacks and spectre of stalled projects

Remember a pink line that was painted on the outer lane that was supposed to be for the Bus Rapid Transport, yet today, not even a smudge of it can be seen anywhere.

By Mutahi Mureithi 2 months ago

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Awaken the tourism giant that Kenya is

Kenya has vast tourism potential but under-markets it, missing opportunities despite rich landscapes and wildlife, while other countries aggressively promote theirs.

By Mutahi Mureithi 2 months ago

For the corrupt, the day of reckoning is nigh

The time of reckoning is coming. The transiency of power will hit you at one time or another since the power structure must change as a matter of course.

By Mutahi Mureithi 2 months ago

Housing projects: Sort out basic needs first

The affordable housing concept is shrouded in a deep mystery that has failed all understanding, and only the Housing Ministry Principal Secretary appears to understand this thing.

By Mutahi Mureithi 3 months ago

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A parody of dunces in the energy sector

I have always regarded Energy Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi as a generally dour character.

By Mutahi Mureithi 3 months ago

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Bring out the chinaware, guests are coming

Instead of Emmanuel Macron and 30 African heads of state, the tables had been turned in my dream

By Mutahi Mureithi 3 months ago

The goon culture has now been legitimised

We were recently treated to much-needed comic relief by the county leadership of Nairobi, which awakened the Kenyan spirit of finding a joke even when the situation calls for tears.

By Mutahi Mureithi 3 months ago

Companies must look beyond profit motive

A couple of Kenyan companies have shown what a little portion of their profits can do for the less privileged in society.

By Mutahi Mureithi 4 months ago

We are fuelling inflation with voter bribery

Basic economics tells us that any money that is not supported by productivity is inflationary. You pay money for a service that is expected to add to the national wealth.

By Mutahi Mureithi 1 month ago

Pork barrel politics will be the end of us

Politicians pray for a new term so that they can continue preying on the electorate while the false prophet preys on those he’s purportedly praying for. What a messed-up country!

By Mutahi Mureithi 1 month ago

Whoever dreams of these speed limits?

The speed cameras have the potential to instill discipline on our roads, but the logic behind some of the country’s speed limits is equally puzzling.

By Mutahi Mureithi 1 month ago

A billion shillings has today lost meaning

We have money but we seem to have our priorities upside down.

By Mutahi Mureithi 1 month ago

Remove all obstacles to business growth

We must infuse a culture of being business friendly to our regulators. They should not view everything from a rent-seeking perspective but rather from the lens of business growth.

By Mutahi Mureithi 2 months ago

Of kickbacks and spectre of stalled projects

Remember a pink line that was painted on the outer lane that was supposed to be for the Bus Rapid Transport, yet today, not even a smudge of it can be seen anywhere.

By Mutahi Mureithi 2 months ago

Premium

Awaken the tourism giant that Kenya is

Kenya has vast tourism potential but under-markets it, missing opportunities despite rich landscapes and wildlife, while other countries aggressively promote theirs.

By Mutahi Mureithi 2 months ago

For the corrupt, the day of reckoning is nigh

The time of reckoning is coming. The transiency of power will hit you at one time or another since the power structure must change as a matter of course.

By Mutahi Mureithi 2 months ago

Housing projects: Sort out basic needs first

The affordable housing concept is shrouded in a deep mystery that has failed all understanding, and only the Housing Ministry Principal Secretary appears to understand this thing.

By Mutahi Mureithi 3 months ago

Premium

A parody of dunces in the energy sector

I have always regarded Energy Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi as a generally dour character.

By Mutahi Mureithi 3 months ago

Premium

Bring out the chinaware, guests are coming

Instead of Emmanuel Macron and 30 African heads of state, the tables had been turned in my dream

By Mutahi Mureithi 3 months ago

The goon culture has now been legitimised

We were recently treated to much-needed comic relief by the county leadership of Nairobi, which awakened the Kenyan spirit of finding a joke even when the situation calls for tears.

By Mutahi Mureithi 3 months ago

Companies must look beyond profit motive

A couple of Kenyan companies have shown what a little portion of their profits can do for the less privileged in society.

By Mutahi Mureithi 4 months ago

We are fuelling inflation with voter bribery

Basic economics tells us that any money that is not supported by productivity is inflationary. You pay money for a service that is expected to add to the national wealth.

By Mutahi Mureithi 1 month ago

Pork barrel politics will be the end of us

Politicians pray for a new term so that they can continue preying on the electorate while the false prophet preys on those he’s purportedly praying for. What a messed-up country!

By Mutahi Mureithi 1 month ago

Whoever dreams of these speed limits?

The speed cameras have the potential to instill discipline on our roads, but the logic behind some of the country’s speed limits is equally puzzling.

By Mutahi Mureithi 1 month ago

A billion shillings has today lost meaning

We have money but we seem to have our priorities upside down.

By Mutahi Mureithi 1 month ago

Remove all obstacles to business growth

We must infuse a culture of being business friendly to our regulators. They should not view everything from a rent-seeking perspective but rather from the lens of business growth.

By Mutahi Mureithi 2 months ago

Of kickbacks and spectre of stalled projects

Remember a pink line that was painted on the outer lane that was supposed to be for the Bus Rapid Transport, yet today, not even a smudge of it can be seen anywhere.

By Mutahi Mureithi 2 months ago

Premium

Awaken the tourism giant that Kenya is

Kenya has vast tourism potential but under-markets it, missing opportunities despite rich landscapes and wildlife, while other countries aggressively promote theirs.

By Mutahi Mureithi 2 months ago

For the corrupt, the day of reckoning is nigh

The time of reckoning is coming. The transiency of power will hit you at one time or another since the power structure must change as a matter of course.

By Mutahi Mureithi 2 months ago

Housing projects: Sort out basic needs first

The affordable housing concept is shrouded in a deep mystery that has failed all understanding, and only the Housing Ministry Principal Secretary appears to understand this thing.

By Mutahi Mureithi 3 months ago

Premium

A parody of dunces in the energy sector

I have always regarded Energy Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi as a generally dour character.

By Mutahi Mureithi 3 months ago

Premium

Bring out the chinaware, guests are coming

Instead of Emmanuel Macron and 30 African heads of state, the tables had been turned in my dream

By Mutahi Mureithi 3 months ago

The goon culture has now been legitimised

We were recently treated to much-needed comic relief by the county leadership of Nairobi, which awakened the Kenyan spirit of finding a joke even when the situation calls for tears.

By Mutahi Mureithi 3 months ago

Companies must look beyond profit motive

A couple of Kenyan companies have shown what a little portion of their profits can do for the less privileged in society.

By Mutahi Mureithi 4 months ago

We are fuelling inflation with voter bribery

Basic economics tells us that any money that is not supported by productivity is inflationary. You pay money for a service that is expected to add to the national wealth.

By Mutahi Mureithi 1 month ago