Magesha Ngwiri: Oligarchy or democracy gone bad? Now many politicians are raring to join what they think is the “winning ticket” a year to the elections, and they have little time for anything else.
Njoki Chege: Kenya is ready for a woman Chief Justice This time, Martha Koome, Prof Kameri-Mbote and Alice Yano have put themselves out there for the top job.
Eric Ng’eno: Of a convulsed House, unstoppable Executive and collapsing democracy The assembly of this country’s worst nightmare is underway, right before our disbelieving eyes.
Gabriel Oguda: This holy month, let’s fast and pray for our country Our previous prayers might have fallen on dry rock.
Eric Ng’eno: Of a convulsed House, unstoppable Executive and collapsing democracy The assembly of this country’s worst nightmare is underway, right before our disbelieving eyes.
Magesha Ngwiri: Oligarchy or democracy gone bad? Now many politicians are raring to join what they think is the “winning ticket” a year to the elections, and they have little time for anything else.
Njoki Chege: Kenya is ready for a woman Chief Justice This time, Martha Koome, Prof Kameri-Mbote and Alice Yano have put themselves out there for the top job.
Faith Oneya: Defilement by any other name is still defilement When a girl or boy is defiled, love is not in the picture.
Abdilatif Adan: Time for generational change in northern Kenya leadership Many promising young leaders have fallen by the wayside as they don’t get the backing of the elders.
Mutuma Mathiu: Suluhu must seize the moment President Hassan has a fantastic opportunity to leave her mark in this world and to blaze the trail for women in the region.
Peter Mwaura: Unmasking of interviewees for CJ vacancy and media impact The interviews have been marked by candour, plain talk, straight shooting and physical unmasking of the candidates.
Readers' feedback: Exposing people on matters of religion, sexuality not right While a discussion on religion in Kenya is ripe, let the discourse be well guided and well researched.
Charles Onyango-Obbo: Down south, Somalis face an old problem but won’t blink In recent days, immigrant spaza shop owners, mostly Somalis, have been driven out of Atlantis, in South Africa’s Western Cape.
