PREMIUM Gaitho: President Ruto, sack inefficient officers; the buck stops with you President Ruto can no longer allow himself to be beholden to those unsuited for the jobs he has given them.
PREMIUM Guyo: Blame politicians’ greed for hardship A politician will even show up in a private helicopter to open a straw-built bridge that hardly lasts the next rainy season.
PREMIUM Makau Mutua: Why I reject men-only crusades Men-only ‘crusades’ and conferences are affairs coming from a dark and hateful place in the human hearts.
PREMIUM Gaitho: President Ruto, sack inefficient officers; the buck stops with you President Ruto can no longer allow himself to be beholden to those unsuited for the jobs he has given them.
PREMIUM Guyo: Blame politicians’ greed for hardship A politician will even show up in a private helicopter to open a straw-built bridge that hardly lasts the next rainy season.
PREMIUM Kanyinga: Democracy wanes on the back of government failure Only 54 percent of Kenyans think the elections they last voted in were free and fair.
PREMIUM Bindra: Bringing humanity to your business in customers race Customers don’t just buy products, they buy feelings. The best purchase stirs the right feelings.
PREMIUM Kang'ata: Tilt the scale in favour of workers in gig economy Think of the member of parliament who does not contribute in the plenary and is paid notwithstanding.
PREMIUM Mshindi: Governance issues that spell danger for health initiatives At the county level, it was crucial to involve other county departments to achieve a common understanding.
PREMIUM Makau Mutua: Why I reject men-only crusades Men-only ‘crusades’ and conferences are affairs coming from a dark and hateful place in the human hearts.
PREMIUM Kagwanja: Somalia in EAC? Behold ‘the End of History’ in the Greater Horn Entry into EAC brings to a blissful close the age of explosive and competing ideologies.
PREMIUM Oguda: Governors must stop shouting about El Nino funds, find something else to do We hope that El Nino rains have convinced those who did not believe in God to reevaluate their choices in life and start walking in the light.
PREMIUM Ng’eno: Graft agencies need liberation Historically, the greatest direct and indirect obstacle to improvements was the church.
