How allegiance undermines graft war in Kenya
The arrest of Ronald Kiprotich Melly who had been serving as the Medical Superintendent of Health at Meteitei Sub-County Hospital in Nandi County without requisite qualifications to render medical services is the latest indication of the bottomless depths to which we have sunk as a country on ethical and corruption issues.
By Suba Churchill 7 years ago
How allegiance undermines graft war in Kenya
Proposal on number of MPs good
Once again, our bloated Parliament has come back to haunt us. An audit by a team set up by the National Assembly has, for the second time in as many years, come up with the inevitable finding that Kenyans are over-represented in the two levels of Government as established by the Constitution.
By Suba Churchill 8 years ago
Proposal on number of MPs good
Why attempt to remove Kidero will flop
Once again the obsession with impeaching governors has erupted, this time in Nairobi City County.
By Suba Churchill 8 years ago
Why attempt to remove Kidero will flop
Find lasting solution to police killings
As human rights defenders fight to end runaway police killings in Kenya, incidents of police killings are being reported in the United States of America with striking similarities, particularly in the manner in which the media cover the shootings.
By Suba Churchill 8 years ago
Find lasting solution to police killings
New law will boost relations between State and NGOs
On September 9, Devolution CS Mwangi Kiunjuri signed and forwarded a gazette notice to the Office of the Attorney General to publish the commencement of the Public Benefit Organizations Act of 2013.
By Suba Churchill 8 years ago
New law will boost relations between State and NGOs
Police killings in Kenya manifest systemic failure
The shooting to death of Jared Otieno Agalo on the night of August 17 in circumstances that clearly point to another case of extra-judicial killing is among the latest incidents in which police have used brutal force in situations that do not warrant it.
By Suba Churchill 8 years ago
Police killings in Kenya manifest systemic failure
Extra-judicial killings continue unabated amidst public outrage as mechanisms seem overwhelmed
The shooting to death of Jared Otieno Agalo on the night of August 17 in circumstances that clearly point to another case of extra-judicial killing is among the latest incidents in which police have used brutal force in situations that do not warrant it. These continue to happen as mechanisms established to hold the police to account seem either overwhelmed or simply conniving to cover up blatant breaches of the law.
By Suba Churchill 8 years ago
Extra-judicial killings continue unabated amidst public outrage as mechanisms seem overwhelmed
Nkaissery must bite the bullet and quit
The Civil Society Reference Group (CS–RG) condemns the brutal murder of lawyer Willie Kimani, his client Josephat Mwendwa and their driver Joseph Muiruri.
By Suba Churchill 8 years ago
Nkaissery must bite the bullet and quit
Use logic in mobilising voters to register
Kenyan politicians have resorted to bizarre and reprehensible tactics of coaxing reluctant would-be voters to enlist with the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) ahead of the August 2017 General Election.
By Suba Churchill 8 years ago
Use logic in mobilising voters to register
County governments undermining devolution
The scandal of Nandi Governor Cleophas Lagat attending the launch of a ghost project illustrates how counties flout devolution laws.
By Suba Churchill 8 years ago
County governments undermining devolution
Admission to Kenyan schools criteria should recognise hard work
Recent reports that the Ministry of Education and the Kenya Private Schools Association (KPSA) had agreed on non-discriminatory Form One admission criteria are welcome.
By Suba Churchill 8 years ago
Admission to Kenyan schools criteria should recognise hard work
Self regulation key to success of new NGO law
The Public Benefits Organisations Act 2013, the new regulatory and administrative framework for non-governmental organisations expected to come into force soon, provides for the establishment of an authority to be known as the Public Benefits Organisations Regulatory Authority.
By Suba Churchill 11 years ago
Self regulation key to success of new NGO law
Kimaiyo should mind his acts and remarks on force reforms
The wave of crime that has hit the country since the conclusion of the General Election has put Inspector General of Police (IGP) David Kimaiyo on the spotlight. Kimaiyo is the first IGP since the position was created under the new Constitution and the National Police Service Act.
By -Suba Churchill 11 years ago
Kimaiyo should mind his acts and remarks on force reforms
Controversial Adani deals expose impotence of MPs
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