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How clergy can avoid 'egg in the face' in 2025
The Church-State relationship must not be sycophantic. While the two should focus on public good, religious opportunism must end with 2024.
By Mark Oloo
2w ago
The fact that the majority of Kenyans appear to have enjoyed their Christmas season doesn't negate the reality of hard economic times.
By Patrick Muinde
2w ago
By Ben Ahenda
2w ago
By Benedict Toroitich
3w ago
By Denis Kabaara
3w ago
By Denis Kabaara
1mo ago
President Ruto has returned to dynasties in 2024 to salvage his “hustler” presidency and “bottom-up” administration in the name of a broad-based government.
By Denis Kabaara
3w ago
The proper hierarchy of democratic order should be people as principal, nation/country, state and finally government. Our leaders have colonized us into the incorrect reverse of this.
By Denis Kabaara
1mo ago
For the record, graft is systemic, not something inherent in the population’s blood. It’s bad behaviour shaped by economic hardship, inequality and political circumstances.
By Mark Oloo
1mo ago
Our eagerness to celebrate foreign pressure as the reason these deals were cancelled understates the important role played by local whistleblowers.
By Dennis Kabaara
1mo ago
Overconfidence, disunity and an inability to form broad coalitions will lead Ruto's rival to repeat the mistakes of FORD in 1992.
By Mark Oloo
1mo ago
Halting the Adani deals has helped President Ruto lessen the pressure on his government and himself, although this may turn out to be a temporary relief.
By Biketi Kikechi
1mo ago
Was there an evaluation of the previous round of performance contracts, and is it public?
By Denis Kabaara
1mo ago
Rigathi Gachagua must shake hands with fourth President Uhuru Kenyatta at all costs. As long as Gachagua and Uhuru are at odds, Mt Kenya will be huffing and puffing.
By Mark Oloo
1mo ago
The church has struggled with continuous public attacks of being helpless and powerless before politicians, which hampers its ability to position itself as a voice for the people.
By Rev Edward Buri
1mo ago
It is not enough for the president to just cancel the public engagements with Adani on the airport and powerline deal.
By Patrick Muinde
1mo ago
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