MUGA: Voters seek hope not development
“Development projects” only help you win, insofar as they give the voters reason to hope.
Opinion
PILI: We must demand better from leaders, we deserve better
Inadequate drainage systems stand as a damning testament to broken promises, leaving citizens exposed to the mercy of ...
ANG'ANA: Nairobi: Ten times bitten, still never shy
In this battle between the government and Mother Nature, it is us, the ordinary citizenry, who are hurting.
OGUTU: How Ruto can drive 'fair' bargain in US
National interest is the driving force in international relations.
Impeachment motion against CS Linturi welcome
The fertiliser scandal is a mockery of the President’s agenda to uplift those at the bottom.
HERMAN: Breaking silence surrounding obstetric violence
Obstetric Violence (OBV) is a form of Gender Based Violence - one that rarely makes media headlines.
OMWOYO: Press freedom near yet far, time to turn the tide
It requires unwavering commitment, collaboration, and a shared belief in the rule of law.
KENDO: Perennial flooding exposes dearth of planning
The official advice is always to ask people in flood-prone areas to move to higher grounds.
WATO: General Tonje's legacy in Kenya Defence Forces
Contrary to some media portrayals, Tonje Rules are not about rotating leadership among the three services in a cyclical ...
DYER: Why so many wars in Africa?
There has never been a time in the last half-century when peace has reigned everywhere in Africa.
Teach emergency skills in school
Few members of the public have any basic survival skills such as swimming, how to use a fire extinguisher or first aid.
AYOMBA: Give doctors their due for a healthy Kenya
Investing in doctors is an investment in public health.
JAMWA: Reform public transport for better economic gains
Mass transport can only be a reality if the roads are sanitised.
KIMEU: Good governance is possible with bold leadership, active citizen engagement
At the heart of good governance lies transparency and accountability.
BIGAMBO: Swift response to Nairobi flooding, leaders unity laudable
Above all, there is a need to re-evaluate our approach to urban planning.
SCECSAL librarians celebrate Golden Jubilee at Mombasa Conference
SCECSAL is a regional forum for library and information associations in Africa.
OKUMU: Are we ready for the next pandemic?
Identifying threats is just the first step – our responses must be quick, coordinated and comprehensive.
2d ago Columnists
BARAYAN: Can Mombasa CBD vibrancy be revived?
If we dream of a 24-hour economy, then surely, we must start with at least an 18-hour economy.
WAIKENDA: Linturi impeachment unnecessary
The ongoing flooding threatens food security, healthcare remains a concern and economic recovery needs careful ...
Thymalin Peptide: Research in heart, kidneys and other ...
Studies suggest it may reduce inflammation and discomfort and boost the immune system