1. Step up war on drugs and illicit liquors

    An effective campaign will ensure that people become responsible.

    Drunk man
  2. Involve church, teachers in war on alcohol

    Religious and faith-based leaders command a lot of respect in the communities and millions of people trust them.

    Spirits
  3. Prioritise content that develops the youth

    Publishing content geared towards the personal development of the youth fosters a sense of community and belonging.

    Highschooler pullout
  4. Emulate Nyeri on illicit liquor crackdown

    Therefore, governors and other leaders should not wait until their people die to take the necessary action.

    Drunk man
  5. The youth should embrace digital literacy

    Digital literacy is opening doors of opportunity and igniting a spirit of innovation and empowerment.

    Pupils Digital Literacy Programme
  6. Embracing economic diversity through free market currencies

    As one might expect, one currency might be mismanaged, a charge some levy towards bitcoin.

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  7. Strive to curb ballooning loan defaults

    CBK data show the banking sector’s gross non-performing loans rose by 25.67 per cent to Sh635.8 billion last November.

  8. Take decisive action on illicit liquors now

    The government must take decisive action to combat the producers of illicit liquors.

    torched bar
  9. Mandatory retirement age petition meritous

    The right to work should not be limited to a person reaching old age, unless the person has health-related issues.

  10. Ambuka: Ruto’s sense of self-importance bad for Kenya

    In a democracy such as Kenya, it is imperative for a leader to negotiate with citizens and critical stakeholders.

    William Ruto