Critics interpret the narrative as an attempt by the DP to mobilise and organise his political base to cause a class war.

In the arrangement, if the president is from the North, the vice president must come from the South and vice versa.

Should the Executive be expanded to include President, Deputy President, Prime Minister and two Deputy Prime Ministers?

We now have a new opportunity to strengthen ties that bind us as well as deepen constitutionalism.

In Kenya, food insecurity was the reason the government hesitated on imposing a total lockdown in regions such as Kibra after the virus cases soared.

Away from the gloom brought about by the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, the State has announced reforms that will transform the tea sector

The BBI has now been hijacked by selfish political leaders and other actors out to advance sectarian interests

The importance of Mau forest to Kenyans and indeed East Africans’ lives, and sustainability of its natural resources have never been in dispute

The task force recommended the putting in place of a productivity improvement programme.

The political temperature is rising every day courtesy of President Uhuru Kenyatta’s-led anti-corruption crusade.

Uhuru has come up with a new team to steer his Big Four Agenda, which is outlined as food security, affordable housing, manufacturing and healthcare

The taskforce to review forestry management in the face of massive deforestation, which has wiped out more than 500,000 acres of exotic and indigenous

The push for national dialogue to resolve political issues that always resurface during elections cannot be buried and forgotten.

President Uhuru Kenyatta’s pledge during his second inauguration, that he will devote his time and energy to build bridges and unite all Kenyans is welcome at a time the country is divided along tribal and political lines. Indeed, his inauguration came at a time Kenya is facing the biggest test on whether to remain together as one Republic or split into small entities as proposed by some political players. In democratic societies, the main connection voters have with their rulers is the ballot box. In this regard NASA, which commands a large political base, is right to feel slighted by Kenyatta’s inauguration since they did not participate in the repeat election on grounds that there was a predetermined outcome.

The National Super Alliance nationwide boycott campaign for products from Bidco Africa, Safaricom Ltd and Brookside Dairies together with their subsidiaries for allegedly funding the Jubilee Government needs to be interrogated soberly.

As expected, the proposed changes to election laws have elicited mixed reactions which is healthy in any democracy such as Kenya

Barack Obama reminded Kenyans that politics based solely on tribe and ethnicity is doomed and can tear a country apart. He described such politics as a failure of imagination.

A dry port in Naivasha will thus increase productivity at Mombasa Port because larger container ships would dock without fear of prevalent demurrage charges accruing due to port inefficiency.

<p>One of the masterstrokes of the Jubilee administration was the establishment of Huduma centres across the country

The bold plan by the Jubilee Party to expand food and agricultural production by doubling the fertilizer subsidy initiative and reducing the cost to farmers to less than Sh1,500 is commendable.

<p>As a party whose heart is always with the farmer and whose vision is to see the realisation of an environmentally sustainable, food secure, and healthy Kenya, we are proud to associate ourselves with the Jubilee administration, which has turned around the agricultural sector, the backbone of Kenya’s economy and source of livelihood for the majority of the rural population

It is no longer in doubt that the 11th Parliament is not serving the national interest. It is also true that least in guiding MPs' day-to-day operations is posterity.