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Opinion
What Kenya can learn from France when politics leads to death
For instance, unlike France, where the incumbent Emmanuel Macron is serving his second and final term, Kenya’s William Ruto will be defending his seat.
By Alex Ogutu
9h ago
Tehran will call on its allies, the Houthis in Yemen, the Popular Mobilisation Forces in Iraq and Hezbollah in Lebanon which – have the capacity to expand the conflict throughout the region.
By Arshin Adib-Moghaddam
9h ago
By Catherine Muyeka Mumma
9h ago
By Robert Wesonga
1d ago
By Mutahi Mureithi
1d ago
By Dr Joseph Wangila Makhakha
1d ago
Land grabbing scandals in Kenya continue unabated, implicating both current and former national and county government officials and highlighting deep-seated corruption.
By Mutahi Mureithi
1d ago
Dr Isaac Kalua Green reclaims the “grass is greener” metaphor, turning it into a powerful call for purpose, resilience, and personal transformation.
By Dr Joseph Wangila Makhakha
1d ago
Kenya is pursuing economic transformation using Singapore as a benchmark, but stark differences in GDP and productivity highlight the need to address factors limiting income growth.
By Dr. Boni Wanjau
1d ago
Countries cannot navigate a volatile era of technology shocks, debt restructuring and climate risk without the ability to negotiate from a position of savviness and confidence.
By Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf
1d ago
The diplomatic community in Mogadishu has been in a frenzy as they try to salvage what little remains of the high-level talks between Somalia’s federal government and the opposition.
By David Okwembah
1d ago
How different are these prowling professional groupings and elders’ councils from our usual extremists touting power and claiming ownership of voting blocs?
By Mark Oloo
1d ago
When Ngugi wa Thiong’o declared that Gikuyu would be the vehicle of his creative work, it felt like a personal challenge. He was not merely theorising; he was acting.
By Egara Kabaji
1d ago
Nations do not collapse from lack of information. They falter when those in power cannot interpret reality with humility.
By Gitile Naituli
1d ago
In every constitutional democracy, there comes a quiet test of character, a moment when power must decide whether it serves the crowd or the country.
By Ndong Evance
3d ago
For the people of Turkana, the arid winds carry a new scent not just of dust and resilience, but of tangible, burgeoning hope.
By John Ariko
3d ago
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