MATERE: Cast your lot with our collective problems
Let the ballot define how the economy will perform going forward.
Columnists
FELGONAH: Show empathy, people are facing a lot
People are going through very hard times. Maybe we could try and make life just a little easier.
MUGA: Challenges in forming coalitions
A great deal of clarity on such matters could have been achieved if only BBI had been successful.
KENDO: No free lunch for Kenya Kwanza allies
Lacklustre performance from Mudavadi, Wetang'ula, Kingi and Mutua throws them into oblivion, unless Ruto lowers the ...
DYER: Farewell neutrality: Sweden and Finland
They have no nuclear weapons, and the only way they can have their security guaranteed by a nuclear deterrent is to ...
NAKHURENYA: Why BBI was good for Raila and Ruto
There is a need to change the law to strengthen the opposition to ensure it offers proper checks to government.
WEKATI: Has Ruto perfected science of charlatanism?
He has become a bit of a cult, especially among the youth. His catchy phrases are the vogue among his supporters.
WAIKENDA: Runoff will favour perceived underdog, Ruto
Raila must win round one to win the presidency.
AWITI: Famine stalks Horn of Africa again
Somalia, Ethiopia and Kenya face the driest conditions recorded in four decades.
STEPHEN: How to avoid resource curse
There is nothing like free unclaimed land anywhere. All land has an owner.
SHABAT: 74 years of injustice in Palestine
Foreign occupation, suppression, apartheid, and discrimination on basis of race or religion have no place in today’s ...
OCHIENG: Expressway to transform city transport
Long winding traffic jams on the city’s roads will be a thing of the past.
MWANGI: Why killer cigarettes are still around
They have been manipulated to increase addictiveness by loading them with chemicals.
AfCFTA: Time to move into the fast lane
41 countries have deposited their instruments of ratification but not a single trade has occurred as a result of ...
UhuRuto: Anatomy of a failed presidency
The union between Uhuru and Ruto was not ideological but of convenience.
Radio Africa Group polls are credible
Opinion polls mirror the general public view.
DYER: What’s wrong with the Philippines?
The Philippines is a leading contender for the title of ‘world’s most populist country’.
MUGA: Covid-19 and human nature
People keep coming up with obstructionist ideas in opposition to the medical consensus.
FELGONAH: Be married and practical
No one should beat you black and blue. Nobody should enslave you in his home.
DYER: Russia will not disappear
Russia is as unlikely to split up permanently as France or Japan.