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MAN TO FACE MUSALIA IN UDF CONTEST

YOUNG KENYAN WOMEN NEED A BOOST TO DEVELOP ICT SOLUTIONS

KBA LAUNCHES A MONTH LONG CAMPAIGN ON ATM SAFETY

INTERNATIONAL DAY AGAINST HOMOPHOBIA CALLS FOR ACCEPTANCE OF HOMOSEXUALITY

TWO CHILDREN ELECTROCUTED IN MOMBASA

YOUNG LAWYERS TO OPPOSE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Moses Kuria

GEMA A and GEMA B Ought to Off Politics

Wednesday, 18 April 2012 14:09 BY MOSES KURIA

A section of Gema elders during the meeting at Limuru Jumuia Conference Center on March 23 Photo Ben Ndonga

Today, a group of people from GEMA communities are gathering in Limuru for what has been dubbed Limuru 2B, a counter to the Limuru 2 GEMA meeting that took place on 23rd March, 2012 Whilst the organizers are going on a limb to show that what they will be discussing are fresh ideas on how to drive the community and the nation forward, I remain highly skeptical. I wonder why they were not gripped by these noble thoughts before Limuru 2 m...

The More Kenya Changes, Raila Still Remains The Same

Sunday, 25 March 2012 23:59 BY MOSES KURIA

FRIENDS OR FOES? Deputy Prime Minister Musalia Mudavadi with Prime Minister Raila Odinga in Bondo last month. Photo/PMPS

Many Kenyans have reacted with consternation to the comments by Raila Odinga on the judiciary. They are shell shocked to imagine that the self-proclaimed high prince of reform and democracy would go to an extent of branding our courts as ‘bandia’ or fake courts. I was not surprised. Not at all. For a long time, some of us who have had the opportunity to work with Raila Odinga since the clamour for multi-partyism have been warning t...

Who Will Replace Michuki, Karume?

Wednesday, 29 February 2012 00:08 BY MOSES KURIA

The passing away of John Njoroge Michuki and James Njenga Karume in the same week is one of the saddest moment in our nation in the last decade. The two led an exemplary life in politics, business and cultural spheres. Their demise is undoubtedly a major loss to their respective families, their constituents and the nation at large. As we mourn their passing, it is intriguing to listen to some of the narratives coming from Central Kenya. The re...

G7 Unity Is Imperative For Victory In 2012

Thursday, 01 December 2011 00:06 BY MOSES KURIA

I have been on a sabbatical. I have toured many parts of this country over the last few months, listening to the real Kenyans, engaging them in their Manyattas, Bomas and Thingiras. As political commentators we always run the danger of being the proverbial night bird that shuts its eyes and ears and then whistling. All it can hear is its own voice. My sabbatical has taught me three vital lessons. Firstly, social media and the Kenyan Diaspora w...

Has ICC Turned Into A Comedy Theatre?

Monday, 19 September 2011 15:17 BY MOSES KURIA

Observing the measly performance of the prosecution at the confirmation of charges hearings in the case of William Ruto, Henry Kosgey and Joshua Arap Sang, I was left wondering whether we should not have globally legislated standards of idiocy. With the likes of Moreno O’Campo in the prowl, we need to have the benchmarks of idiocy so that the world is saved the valuable time we need to solve the problems of hunger, poverty, disasters, hu...

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I hold a Bachelor of Commerce Degree (Finance & Accounting option, 1993) from the University of Nairobi.
I started my career with Total Oil in 1994 before joining Standard Chartered Bank as the senior analyst for re-engineering
business processes across 11 African countries. I worked for Al Rajhi Bank in Saudi Arabia, the
largest Islamic Bank
in the World, as the Project Director for Technology Transformation before joining private consulting practice in 2003.
I returned to Kenya in 2007, I became the Programmes Director for the Party of National Unity during the 2007
campaign, before assuming the role of the spokesman for the expanded coalition. Apart from politics I run a Media & PR
practice.

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