Magesha NgwiriGrandiose poll promises not new One can cast a protest vote and give it meaning instead of going with the herd instinct.
Hold tight, professionals in control Tallying is not just a question of adding up figures. It comes with a major security exposure for staff, equipment, premises and reputation.
Njoki Chege: Pleasant surprises despite low youth voter turnout Out of the 22.1 million registered voters, only 39.8 per cent were young people between the ages of 18-35 years
Gabriel Oguda: Constituency Development Fund is dead, long live CDF When it comes to ideas on how to greet public money, our MPs are the most creative of any set of professionals in Kenya.
Ndiritu Muriithi: Lengthy tallying process and why democracy calls for patience The elections are far from over because tallying of the presidential votes is far from complete.
Njoki Chege: Pleasant surprises despite low youth voter turnout Out of the 22.1 million registered voters, only 39.8 per cent were young people between the ages of 18-35 years
Magesha NgwiriGrandiose poll promises not new One can cast a protest vote and give it meaning instead of going with the herd instinct.
Eric Ngéno: Lessons and traumas from Kenya’s chequered quest for poll reforms Chebukati has publicly demonstrated his commitment to complying with the Constitution and the Supreme Court’s requirements.
Peter Mwaura: Decision 2022: Media could have spared public election night fever After voting, people want to know who won and by how much within a reasonable time.
Hold tight, professionals in control Tallying is not just a question of adding up figures. It comes with a major security exposure for staff, equipment, premises and reputation.
Charles Onyango-Obbo: Governors the biggest winners The unintended consequence of the 2010 Constitution is that the electoral contest for the presidency diminishes the value of the prize.
Macharia Gaitho: Let us put candidates on the scale and pick the best We want servants who will do what we expect of them after having passed the job interview
Kaltum Guyo: Politicians should tame their tongues To ask parents to pick their children up in less than 24 hours is cruel.
