The recent violence and confrontation in Thika’s Kimuchu area, which led to the tragic death of at least one person,…
Read MoreThe recent decisions by the Kenyan government to dismantle crucial programs within the education sector are not just disappointing; they…
Read MoreThe recent allegations of undue influence on parliamentary committees (National Assembly), particularly concerning the exoneration of CS Mithika Linturi in…
Read MoreThe decision by the government to dissolve vetting committees responsible for issuing national IDs is a commendable and long-awaited step…
Read MoreToday we reflect on the ongoing national discourse surrounding the bloated public sector wage bill and the alarming prevalence of…
Read MoreCases of political intolerance, chaos and downright violence appear to be re-emerging at an alarming rate, a worrying trend that…
Read MoreAs we prepare to celebrate Labor Day in two weeks, it’s important to think about how crucial trade unions have…
Read MorePresident William Ruto’s recent remarks regarding living within our means as a nation, particularly in the context of the ongoing…
Read MoreToday, the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission will release results of the 2023 National Ethics and Corruption Survey. The report provides…
Read MoreOnce again we find ourselves forced to call out the revolting actions of politicians invading funerals to cause untold chaos…
Read MoreThe funding crisis in schools nationwide demands urgent attention and resolution. The delayed allocation of government funds threatens to undermine…
Read MoreDear Kenyans, today, President William Ruto signs the Affordable Housing Bill into law, meaning more deductions from your hard-earned salaries…
Read MoreThe continued imposition of the death sentence by courts in Kenya, despite a longstanding hiatus in actual executions, raises profound…
Read MoreToday our attention is drawn to the apparent rush by government to begin contributions to the yet to be rolled…
Read MoreOnce again, we find ourselves at the mercy of hypocritical legislators who conveniently choose which parts of the law suit…
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