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Ruto has his homework to do on youth charter
Beyond Nyota programme, our government has some homework to do to open up more platforms for youth engagement.
By Mark Oloo
2h ago
Confusing tax measures and the use of taxation for short-term political gains are putting pressure on taxpayers and threatening economic growth.
By Patrick Muinde
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By Faith Wekesa
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1w ago
Journalism will bend further around AI. Creativity and human flair will be threatened, and newsroom ‘laziness’ will be the ogre
By Mark Oloo
1w ago
Over the last decade, government audit reports and parliamentary briefings have repeatedly flagged excessive spending on travel, accommodation, conferencing and per diems.
By Thomas Musau
1w ago
Candidates who hope to stay ahead must invest in controlling their narratives by authenticating their communications and engaging the public more in real time.
By Faith Wekesa
1w ago
Benevolent dictatorship is a sugar rush offering fleeting highs but guarantees a bitter crash. The appeal is understandable.
By Lawi Sultan Njeremani
2w ago
Somalia’s full participation in EALA is considered a cornerstone of that membership, giving Mogadishu a direct voice in shaping regional laws and policies
By David Okwembah
2w ago
It is a solemn obligation for any leader to protect the interests of her people and preserve their national heritage in international geopolitics.
By Patrick Muinde
2w ago
Under CBC, Senior School is not a narrow corridor but a wide, well-lit highway of possibilities. Learning at this level is organised into pathways.
By Prof Egara Kabaji
2w ago
Binyavanga sought to revolutionise literary and thematic concerns by African artists with a view to shaping relations between Africa and the rest of the world.
By Mulang'o Baraza
2w ago
The greatness Africa has been gasping for over the past few centuries is not merely infrastructural. Rather, it is mainly moral and ethical.
By Henry Munene
2w ago
It is tempting to conclude that society is biased in favour of women and quick to dismiss men’s issues but this is not entirely true.
By Faith Wekesa
2w ago
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