Hope for the elderly as former nurse in UK starts care centre
An audit by the National Gender and Equality Commission shows there are few institutions uniquely established for the care of old people.
By Mark Oloo 2 years ago
Hope for the elderly as former nurse in UK starts care centre
Gay debate can’t be sole reason to ban films
The zeal to wipe out “sinful” sex-related content is justifiable in a country that detests homosexuality.
By Mark Oloo 2 years ago
Gay debate can’t be sole reason to ban films
Electoral code has become a comic book
What impartiality, values are we talking about in a county where results-relaying devices are made to fail, IEBC seals off servers, sits on poll data.
By Mark Oloo 2 years ago
Electoral code has become a comic book
Don’t turn integrity vetting into a charade
Some home truths have to be told on this process – its efficacy, application and what the future portends for public offices.
By Mark Oloo 2 years ago
Don’t turn integrity vetting into a charade
Let everyone do their part in taming hate
In a political year, embellished attention on newsrooms is plausible, only that it fails to bring balanced perspective into actual role of media.
By Mark Oloo 2 years ago
Let everyone do their part in taming hate
Health team meets to review sector's curriculum needs
Senior ministry officials, trainers and health stakeholders are converging in Mombasa tomorrow to review training needs of health professionals.
By Mark Oloo 2 years ago
Health team meets to review sector's curriculum needs
Celebrating Moi’s legacy
At the time of succeeding Kenyatta, the country had only one public university - University of Nairobi.
By Mark Oloo 2 years ago
Celebrating Moi’s legacy
Time to revisit wealth disclosure debate
In Kenya, many aspirants will use every means to rebut questions on their wealth.
By Mark Oloo 2 years ago
Time to revisit wealth disclosure debate
Fresh bid to bridge skills gap, revitalise industry leadership
In the wake of emerging needs, experts say world requires solid, authentic, and credible leaders to build organisations.
By Mark Oloo 2 years ago
Fresh bid to bridge skills gap, revitalise industry leadership
Fallacy of Africa’s woes solved by Africans
Many African leaders wildly brand as colonial and imperial, foreign institutions and individuals willing to fix a problem.
By Mark Oloo 2 years ago
Fallacy of Africa’s woes solved by Africans
Tame wild claims on the campaign trail
More than six months to this year’s elections, the atmosphere is pregnant with unease and apprehension.
By Mark Oloo 2 years ago
Tame wild claims on the campaign trail
How some counties have slept on the job
Let’s spread the benefits of devolution without widening socio-economic inequalities.
By Mark Oloo 2 years ago
How some counties have slept on the job
Let us clean our politics in coming polls
As we vote this year, let’s take a firm stand on Kenya’s future. I predict an end to politics of deceit that has pulled us back for eons.
By Mark Oloo 2 years ago
Let us clean our politics in coming polls
You worsen the climate crisis by throwing away food, experts say
Surveys show every Kenyan throws away an average of 99 kilos of food every year.
By Mark Oloo 2 years ago
You worsen the climate crisis by throwing away food, experts say
Kenya risks being a graveyard of parties
Parties must prove to be vital avenues for aiding citizens to make empowered political decisions, period.
By Mark Oloo 2 years ago
Kenya risks being a graveyard of parties
What Ruto, Raila must know on free speech
Uhuru, who was ‘bullied’ out of social media, was right when he told former CJ David Maraga to get used to foul bloggers and trolls.
By Mark Oloo 2 years ago
What Ruto, Raila must know on free speech
Public interest: Will Fourth Estate falter in 2022?
Becoming a public educator and a dialogue platform devoid of profiling makes the media an agent of democratic growth.
By Mark Oloo 2 years ago
Public interest: Will Fourth Estate falter in 2022?
How about a reward scheme for good deeds?
The law is the bloodline of a nation yet many of us are notoriously lax about obeying it.
By Mark Oloo 3 years ago
How about a reward scheme for good deeds?
Seminar series on Kenyan scholar Prof Juma starts next week
Prof Juma died on December 15, 2017 at age 64. He was a professor at the Harvard Kennedy School in the US.
By Mark Oloo 3 years ago
Seminar series on Kenyan scholar Prof Juma starts next week
A bold Uhuru would have reshaped public service
The trend has been junior officers get sacrificed when sins of omission and commission come to bear on their bosses.
By Mark Oloo 3 years ago
A bold Uhuru would have reshaped public service
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Reconcile Uhuru and Ruto, yes, but what drove them apart?
When Kenya’s post-2010 Constitution history is written, the woes of Jubilee will have a chapter.
By Mark Oloo 3 years ago
Reconcile Uhuru and Ruto, yes, but what drove them apart?
Kenya among countries picked for artificial intelligence research
Following a rigorous selection and evaluation process, the first cohort of 10 scholars of the AI4D Africa scholarship have been selected from Kenya.
By Mark Oloo 3 years ago
Kenya among countries picked for artificial intelligence research
Innovation seminars kick off in honour of Prof Calestous Juma
In his career spanning decades, Prof Juma’s work focused on analysing how knowledge and innovation could be harnessed for development.
By Mark Oloo 3 years ago
Innovation seminars kick off in honour of Prof Calestous Juma
IEBC reforms should inspire confidence
Electoral system does not inspire confidence due to systemic failures within the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission.
By Mark Oloo 3 years ago
IEBC reforms should inspire confidence
Boost for home learning in eight ‘marginalised’ counties
During the closure that began in March, millions of learners in rural areas stayed idle.
By Mark Oloo 4 years ago
Boost for home learning in eight ‘marginalised’ counties
Duale: I have no regrets, only grief for the turmoil in Jubilee
For the first time since his ouster, Duale speaks to Sunday Standard's Mark Oloo.
By Mark Oloo 4 years ago
Duale: I have no regrets, only grief for the turmoil in Jubilee
Governor Obado vows to fight ouster to the bitter end
Obado believes he is a mere cannon fodder in the 2022 scheme of things.
By Mark Oloo 4 years ago
Governor Obado vows to fight ouster to the bitter end
We’re messing up virus fight by favouring elite
While Sakaja has publicly apologised, the incident exposes the sense of entitlement the ruling elite exhibit
By Mark Oloo 4 years ago
We’re messing up virus fight by favouring elite
Benga enters a lull as Ohangla artistes thrive online
The Covid-19 restrictions have in a big way slackened efforts by many musicians to grow listenership and thrive.
By Mark Oloo 4 years ago
Benga enters a lull as Ohangla artistes thrive online
Chebukati should stop singing his own dirge
IEBC uploaded faulty elections data on its website only to recall it after public uproar.
By Mark Oloo 4 years ago
Chebukati should stop singing his own dirge
Harambee Stars removal from World Cup qualifiers will be a let-down
Kenya is on the verge of being removed from the Fifa 2022 World Cup qualifiers. Reason? Football Kenya Federation (FKF) failed to pay former...
By Mark Oloo 4 years ago
Harambee Stars removal from World Cup qualifiers will be a let-down
What all aspiring leaders can learn from Moi’s career
Moi’s biggest leadership strength was his ability to be fully in-charge of his nation
By Mark Oloo 4 years ago
What all aspiring leaders can learn from Moi’s career
Why Chinese who live in Kenya fear local hospitals
When they get sick, they treat themselves with medicines from home, seek Chinese Traditional Medicines in Kenya or travel back home
By Mark Oloo 4 years ago
Why Chinese who live in Kenya fear local hospitals
Madrid climate talks close with 'no deal' amid mixed bag for Africa
The UN-led climate conference ended in the Spanish capital of Madrid, marred by civil society protests and failure by negotiators to hammer deal.
By Mark Oloo 4 years ago
Madrid climate talks close with 'no deal' amid mixed bag for Africa
Corrupt individuals biggest losers as new currency out
The coming period expected to be frantic as individuals trade in the old currency before the period lapses.
By Mark Oloo 5 years ago
Corrupt individuals biggest losers as new currency out
It’s not too late for dialogue on new curriculum
First, what is the need for reforming the curriculum? Second, what is informing the shift from 8-4-4 curriculum to CBC?
By Mark Oloo 5 years ago
It’s not too late for dialogue on new curriculum
Epic duel looms in Wajir West after court verdict
Kolosh of ODM laughed off his loss, vowing to bounce back and reassuring his supporters that he would be the man to beat
By Mark Oloo 5 years ago
Epic duel looms in Wajir West after court verdict
Ruto message to Uhuru is clear, he will not turn the other cheek
The Jubilee Party now runs the risk of implosion following unprecedented infighting among key officials.
By Mark Oloo 5 years ago
Ruto message to Uhuru is clear, he will not turn the other cheek
Uhuru, Raila unity shouldn’t blind us from task ahead
With two weeks to the end of an eventful 2018, a few home truths may have to be digested.
By Mark Oloo 5 years ago
Uhuru, Raila unity shouldn’t blind us from task ahead
Fresh plan to make science subjects more attractive
This is in response to challenges identified in teaching the subjects in most schools, which include lack of interest among girls in ‘hard sciences’.
By Mark Oloo 6 years ago
Fresh plan to make science subjects more attractive
Rigathi Gachagua escapes after chaos in Limuru
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