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Robert Kituyi

The origin of America's big brother syndrome

In one of the most extraordinary and controversial foreign policy actions of the 21st century, the US carried out a military operation in Venezuela that resulted in the capture of Nicolás Maduro.

The origin of America's big brother syndrome

East Africa ushers in the New Year carrying unresolved political, economic wounds

East Africa ushers in the New Year carrying unresolved political, economic wounds

Syokimau residents expose cartels abusing system, seizing public land

Syokimau residents expose cartels abusing system, seizing public land

Ruto's animal farm and his art of political, economic gaslighting

Ruto's animal farm and his art of political, economic gaslighting

Kenya's diplomacy clouded by foreign supply routes for RSF

Security analysts say Kenya must urgently explain how crates marked with its identifiers were found in an RSF warehouse.

Kenya's diplomacy clouded by foreign supply routes for RSF

How Samia's rule is fueling East Africa's rise as repression hub

Once hailed as a symbol of renewal, Samia Suluhu’s reign now mirrors authoritarian excess.

By 2 months ago

How Samia's rule is fueling East Africa's rise as repression hub

Tanzania's post-election clampdown now targets Kenyans

At the Namanga border post, the busiest crossing between Kenya and Tanzania, security that now includes military was dramatically reinforced.

By 2 months ago

Tanzania's post-election clampdown now targets Kenyans

Why Suluhu was sworn into office without cheering crowds, songs of unity

When Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu Hassan, 65, took the oath of office for her second term on Monday, the scene was a stark departure from the hopeful celebrations four years ago.

By 2 months ago

Why Suluhu was sworn into office without cheering crowds, songs of unity

Tanzania election marred with violence, low turnout and internet disruption

In Dar-es-Salaam, multiple polling stations in Ubungo, Kimara, and near Mlimani City Mall were reportedly attacked and set ablaze by unidentified groups early this morning.

By 2 months ago

Tanzania election marred with violence, low turnout and internet disruption

We buried a hero on Sunday and crowned 'hypocrites' on Monday

On Mashujaa Day, as the nation celebrated more than 180 individuals nominated as “heroes”, Parliament’s “honour roll” stood out like a scar on our collective conscience.

By 2 months ago

We buried a hero on Sunday and crowned 'hypocrites' on Monday

Kenya's political earthquake starts as nation lays Raila Odinga to rest

The fierce, unpredictable, and potentially transformative battle for Raila's political crown begins in earnest tomorrow morning.

By 2 months ago

Kenya's political earthquake starts as nation lays Raila Odinga to rest

Kenya's diplomacy clouded by foreign supply routes for RSF

Security analysts say Kenya must urgently explain how crates marked with its identifiers were found in an RSF warehouse.

Kenya's diplomacy clouded by foreign supply routes for RSF

How Samia's rule is fueling East Africa's rise as repression hub

Once hailed as a symbol of renewal, Samia Suluhu’s reign now mirrors authoritarian excess.

By 2 months ago

How Samia's rule is fueling East Africa's rise as repression hub

Tanzania's post-election clampdown now targets Kenyans

At the Namanga border post, the busiest crossing between Kenya and Tanzania, security that now includes military was dramatically reinforced.

By 2 months ago

Tanzania's post-election clampdown now targets Kenyans

Why Suluhu was sworn into office without cheering crowds, songs of unity

When Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu Hassan, 65, took the oath of office for her second term on Monday, the scene was a stark departure from the hopeful celebrations four years ago.

By 2 months ago

Why Suluhu was sworn into office without cheering crowds, songs of unity

Tanzania election marred with violence, low turnout and internet disruption

In Dar-es-Salaam, multiple polling stations in Ubungo, Kimara, and near Mlimani City Mall were reportedly attacked and set ablaze by unidentified groups early this morning.

By 2 months ago

Tanzania election marred with violence, low turnout and internet disruption

We buried a hero on Sunday and crowned 'hypocrites' on Monday

On Mashujaa Day, as the nation celebrated more than 180 individuals nominated as “heroes”, Parliament’s “honour roll” stood out like a scar on our collective conscience.

By 2 months ago

We buried a hero on Sunday and crowned 'hypocrites' on Monday

Kenya's political earthquake starts as nation lays Raila Odinga to rest

The fierce, unpredictable, and potentially transformative battle for Raila's political crown begins in earnest tomorrow morning.

By 2 months ago

Kenya's political earthquake starts as nation lays Raila Odinga to rest

Kenya's diplomacy clouded by foreign supply routes for RSF

Security analysts say Kenya must urgently explain how crates marked with its identifiers were found in an RSF warehouse.

Kenya's diplomacy clouded by foreign supply routes for RSF

How Samia's rule is fueling East Africa's rise as repression hub

Once hailed as a symbol of renewal, Samia Suluhu’s reign now mirrors authoritarian excess.

By 2 months ago

How Samia's rule is fueling East Africa's rise as repression hub

Tanzania's post-election clampdown now targets Kenyans

At the Namanga border post, the busiest crossing between Kenya and Tanzania, security that now includes military was dramatically reinforced.

By 2 months ago

Tanzania's post-election clampdown now targets Kenyans

Why Suluhu was sworn into office without cheering crowds, songs of unity

When Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu Hassan, 65, took the oath of office for her second term on Monday, the scene was a stark departure from the hopeful celebrations four years ago.

By 2 months ago

Why Suluhu was sworn into office without cheering crowds, songs of unity

Tanzania election marred with violence, low turnout and internet disruption

In Dar-es-Salaam, multiple polling stations in Ubungo, Kimara, and near Mlimani City Mall were reportedly attacked and set ablaze by unidentified groups early this morning.

By 2 months ago

Tanzania election marred with violence, low turnout and internet disruption

We buried a hero on Sunday and crowned 'hypocrites' on Monday

On Mashujaa Day, as the nation celebrated more than 180 individuals nominated as “heroes”, Parliament’s “honour roll” stood out like a scar on our collective conscience.

By 2 months ago

We buried a hero on Sunday and crowned 'hypocrites' on Monday

Kenya's political earthquake starts as nation lays Raila Odinga to rest

The fierce, unpredictable, and potentially transformative battle for Raila's political crown begins in earnest tomorrow morning.

By 2 months ago

Kenya's political earthquake starts as nation lays Raila Odinga to rest

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