NTURIBI & WACIRA: Medics' right to strike should be limited
Enjoyment of rights by an individual should not prejudice the rights and freedoms of others.
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ONDITI: Address mental health in high-pressure workplaces
Employees are grappling with job insecurity, low wages and often toxic work environments
KENDO: Kenya cries for futuristic leaders
Communities are suffering devastation from years of official neglect.
ANG'ANA: On government’s out-of-touch directives
Let’s not even get to the demolitions happening in Mukuru kwa Njenga.
MULAY: Mobilise blended finance for climate investments
Kenya's climate finance needs span energy, agriculture, water and forestry.
WAIKENDA: Parliament must allocate more funds to counties
Funding is not just about allocating money but boosting the local economies.
KERATO: Why gender-based violence fight is still far from over
Violence against women is pervasive, including on digital platforms.
OKUMU: Equip medics with business skills
Entrepreneurship education can empower them to address critical gaps in the Kenyan healthcare system.
BARAYAN: Making Mombasa CBD a continental trade hub
It is obvious that the Mombasa central business district remains devoid of meaningful commercial activity.
Whitman's transformative diplomacy in Africa
US ambassador's commitment to trade aligns seamlessly with the continent's drive for self-sufficiency.
GACHOKI: The Ethiopian tea industry threat
Ethiopian government recently embarked on a graduate programme to promote tea growing among university graduates.
MUGA: Voters seek hope not development
“Development projects” only help you win, insofar as they give the voters reason to hope.
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.
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.
BIGAMBO: Swift response to Nairobi flooding, leaders unity laudable
Above all, there is a need to re-evaluate our approach to urban planning.
MUGA: Two lessons from the floods
Criticism and scorn have been heaped on the current Kenyan administration.