Kenyans must stop worshipping money at the altar of democracy

We have replaced the jealous Yahweh with a far more accommodating idol whose name changes with every election cycle: Campaign Cash.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 1 month ago

Refuse to bow to tyrants in public offices, they are your servants

Beneath the Senate building’s signage, emblazoned proudly for all to see, sits the motto: “For the Welfare of Society and the Just Government of the People.”

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 2 months ago

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Why the 13th Parliament should never be forgiven

Never in the recorded history of institutional comedy, have few spectacles rivaled Kenya’s 13th Parliament. In my books, it will go down as the worst Parliament cohort in Kenya’s history.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 2 months ago

Kenya's governance as a living crop needs constant watering

In agronomy, plants require 17 essential nutrients to thrive, 6 macronutrients in larger quantities and 11 micronutrients in trace amounts.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 2 months ago

Current Parliament in a class of it's own in self-preservation bid

If Parliament cannot find the political courage to legislate accountability for its own members, the courts must step in and compel them.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 2 months ago

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Why Tanzanians still side-eye Kenyans in modern day era

A look at how the Njonjo-Nyerere rivalry shaped Kenya-Tanzania relations, influencing regional politics, integration, and enduring stereotypes.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 3 months ago

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How politicised public service and toothless Parliament have failed us

Integrity is reduced to absence of a criminal conviction, while ethnic arithmetic, party loyalty, and coalition balancing decide outcomes.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 3 months ago

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Kenya's financial heartbeat should beat for you and me

An argument that Kenya’s Consolidated Fund lacks transparency and accountability due to blurred roles within the National Treasury.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 4 months ago

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How MPs Bomas boycott put slow puncture on Kenya's sovereignty

In the annals of Kenya’s constitutional history, one statistic should shame every MP into permanent silence.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 4 months ago

Why robots can't fix what bad teachers break in our learners

Robots cannot authentically replicate empathy, genuine esteem-building, or the reciprocal trust that emerges from shared vulnerability and nonverbal cues.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 4 months ago

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Digitise traffic system to make roads safer and more efficient

Matatus and commercial vehicles are stopped with clockwork regularity, not to ensure safety but to trigger the familiar dance of intimidation and extortion.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 4 months ago

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We must give voter registration numbers same dignity as taxes

Parliament and the IEBC have a rare opportunity to send a powerful message: voting is not secondary to paying taxes or renewing a licence. It is the supreme act of citizenship.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 4 months ago

Kenyans must stop worshipping money at the altar of democracy

We have replaced the jealous Yahweh with a far more accommodating idol whose name changes with every election cycle: Campaign Cash.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 1 month ago

Refuse to bow to tyrants in public offices, they are your servants

Beneath the Senate building’s signage, emblazoned proudly for all to see, sits the motto: “For the Welfare of Society and the Just Government of the People.”

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 2 months ago

Premium

Why the 13th Parliament should never be forgiven

Never in the recorded history of institutional comedy, have few spectacles rivaled Kenya’s 13th Parliament. In my books, it will go down as the worst Parliament cohort in Kenya’s history.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 2 months ago

Kenya's governance as a living crop needs constant watering

In agronomy, plants require 17 essential nutrients to thrive, 6 macronutrients in larger quantities and 11 micronutrients in trace amounts.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 2 months ago

Current Parliament in a class of it's own in self-preservation bid

If Parliament cannot find the political courage to legislate accountability for its own members, the courts must step in and compel them.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 2 months ago

Premium

Why Tanzanians still side-eye Kenyans in modern day era

A look at how the Njonjo-Nyerere rivalry shaped Kenya-Tanzania relations, influencing regional politics, integration, and enduring stereotypes.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 3 months ago

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How politicised public service and toothless Parliament have failed us

Integrity is reduced to absence of a criminal conviction, while ethnic arithmetic, party loyalty, and coalition balancing decide outcomes.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 3 months ago

Premium

Kenya's financial heartbeat should beat for you and me

An argument that Kenya’s Consolidated Fund lacks transparency and accountability due to blurred roles within the National Treasury.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 4 months ago

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How MPs Bomas boycott put slow puncture on Kenya's sovereignty

In the annals of Kenya’s constitutional history, one statistic should shame every MP into permanent silence.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 4 months ago

Why robots can't fix what bad teachers break in our learners

Robots cannot authentically replicate empathy, genuine esteem-building, or the reciprocal trust that emerges from shared vulnerability and nonverbal cues.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 4 months ago

Premium

Digitise traffic system to make roads safer and more efficient

Matatus and commercial vehicles are stopped with clockwork regularity, not to ensure safety but to trigger the familiar dance of intimidation and extortion.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 4 months ago

Premium

We must give voter registration numbers same dignity as taxes

Parliament and the IEBC have a rare opportunity to send a powerful message: voting is not secondary to paying taxes or renewing a licence. It is the supreme act of citizenship.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 4 months ago

Kenyans must stop worshipping money at the altar of democracy

We have replaced the jealous Yahweh with a far more accommodating idol whose name changes with every election cycle: Campaign Cash.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 1 month ago

Refuse to bow to tyrants in public offices, they are your servants

Beneath the Senate building’s signage, emblazoned proudly for all to see, sits the motto: “For the Welfare of Society and the Just Government of the People.”

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 2 months ago

Premium

Why the 13th Parliament should never be forgiven

Never in the recorded history of institutional comedy, have few spectacles rivaled Kenya’s 13th Parliament. In my books, it will go down as the worst Parliament cohort in Kenya’s history.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 2 months ago

Kenya's governance as a living crop needs constant watering

In agronomy, plants require 17 essential nutrients to thrive, 6 macronutrients in larger quantities and 11 micronutrients in trace amounts.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 2 months ago

Current Parliament in a class of it's own in self-preservation bid

If Parliament cannot find the political courage to legislate accountability for its own members, the courts must step in and compel them.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 2 months ago

Premium

Why Tanzanians still side-eye Kenyans in modern day era

A look at how the Njonjo-Nyerere rivalry shaped Kenya-Tanzania relations, influencing regional politics, integration, and enduring stereotypes.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 3 months ago

Premium

How politicised public service and toothless Parliament have failed us

Integrity is reduced to absence of a criminal conviction, while ethnic arithmetic, party loyalty, and coalition balancing decide outcomes.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 3 months ago

Premium

Kenya's financial heartbeat should beat for you and me

An argument that Kenya’s Consolidated Fund lacks transparency and accountability due to blurred roles within the National Treasury.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 4 months ago

Premium

How MPs Bomas boycott put slow puncture on Kenya's sovereignty

In the annals of Kenya’s constitutional history, one statistic should shame every MP into permanent silence.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 4 months ago

Why robots can't fix what bad teachers break in our learners

Robots cannot authentically replicate empathy, genuine esteem-building, or the reciprocal trust that emerges from shared vulnerability and nonverbal cues.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 4 months ago

Premium

Digitise traffic system to make roads safer and more efficient

Matatus and commercial vehicles are stopped with clockwork regularity, not to ensure safety but to trigger the familiar dance of intimidation and extortion.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 4 months ago

Premium

We must give voter registration numbers same dignity as taxes

Parliament and the IEBC have a rare opportunity to send a powerful message: voting is not secondary to paying taxes or renewing a licence. It is the supreme act of citizenship.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 4 months ago

Kenya's governance as a living crop needs constant watering

In agronomy, plants require 17 essential nutrients to thrive, 6 macronutrients in larger quantities and 11 micronutrients in trace amounts.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 2 months ago

Current Parliament in a class of it's own in self-preservation bid

If Parliament cannot find the political courage to legislate accountability for its own members, the courts must step in and compel them.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 2 months ago

Premium

Why Tanzanians still side-eye Kenyans in modern day era

A look at how the Njonjo-Nyerere rivalry shaped Kenya-Tanzania relations, influencing regional politics, integration, and enduring stereotypes.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 3 months ago

Premium

How politicised public service and toothless Parliament have failed us

Integrity is reduced to absence of a criminal conviction, while ethnic arithmetic, party loyalty, and coalition balancing decide outcomes.

By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 3 months ago