OBARA: Ruto’s big flaw? lack of imagination
He appears to have failed to internalise the political lessons from recent weeks.
Columnists
OTIENDE: A coalition for a better Kenya
It would bridge ethnic and political divides, fostering national unity, reconciliation.
KENDO: Act fast to defuse shades of widespread anger
Gen Z want actions that will reconfigure public governance. They want accountability.
WAIKENDA: Wave of killings against women worrying
Kware killings shatter the façade of safety and reveal a much bigger menace—rampant violence against women in Kenya.
BARYAN: The value of lived experience
Livid experience has insights as to what may be successfully implemented and what would be doomed to fail.
OKUMU: Reform NHIF, health insurance for UHC
Replacing NHIF with a new entity is unnecessary; we'd rather focus on making it better.
GACHOKI: Tea industry in face of Gen Z revolution
Tea is a Sh250 billion turnover industry, an amount that can be more than doubled with minimal interventions.
WANJOHI: Raising the bar in teacher development, training
The role of quality training for student-teachers cannot be overstated
MAAD: Strengthen governance through merit, competent leadership
Meritocracy revolves around selecting leaders based on their qualifications, skills and proven track record
CHEPKEMEI: Strategy to unlock tourism potential
Imagine the possibilities if we can consistently attract five million visitors annually.
MUGA: Nobody really understands debt
The more I studied this issue of national debt, the more the waters seemed to get murkier.
MUKAINDO & THUO: Honouring Justice David Majanja
His exceptional court management skills contributed to the speedy conclusion of files.
OBARA: The tragedy of David Ndii
He is like a character in a morality play who finds himself in an ethical quagmire of his own making.
NYASIMI: Ruto has opportunity to be best president
The President can end the ongoing protests if he makes changes fast.
KENDO: Political elite faces a black swan moment
The young radicals have no material base to lose, but a present to redeem and a future to claim.
OWUOTH: Sniping Donald Trump: Veteran's musings
Snipers, pretenders or not, are indeed strategic assets after all.
NYANGENYA: Kware murders a wake-up call
We need to address the root causes that allow such crimes to occur and go unnoticed.
GACHOKI: KTDA's unsold teas: Here's what must be done
The only way out is to offload the teas in the market as soon as possible to give the industry a chance to start ...
AMENYA: Soil regeneration necessary ingredient in restoration
Soil, often referred to as planet's skin, plays an integral role in water filtration, carbon sequestration and nutrient ...
MUGA: Roots of youth unemployment crisis
It is only through industrialisation that enough decent jobs could be created.