MUGA: Kenyan deputy presidency always a crown of thorns
Anyone who ascends to that office should accept this as just part of the way we do things here in Kenya.
MUGA: Welcome to the permanent campaign
To have any hope of victory, you have to start out very early, and campaign relentlessly for years.
MUGA: Two lessons from the floods
Criticism and scorn have been heaped on the current Kenyan administration.
MUGA: Voters seek hope not development
“Development projects” only help you win, insofar as they give the voters reason to hope.
MUGA: Why journalists rarely succeed in politics
Incentive structures for success in journalism are the very opposite of the incentives for success in politics.
MUGA: Why do so many MPs lose?
Being an MP is like serving in an organisation where you must be interviewed every five years by a separate set of ...
MUGA: Why environmental policy is so difficult
Consequences of Aberdares road will not be just on tourism, but also on the water supply to Nairobi.
MUGA: Populism derails institution building
So long as many of our people remain poor, the trend, now so firmly established, will continue.
MUGA: County investor forums of doubtful value
They primarily prestige events intended to demonstrate that the governors are working hard to create jobs.
MUGA: For Kenyans, education is everything
None of the US 'goodies' will mean as much to individual Kenyans as that there are apparently many scholarship ...