Stop the war in Middle East now
Retaliatory attacks only serve to perpetuate a cycle of violence.
Retaliatory attacks only serve to perpetuate a cycle of violence.
The total amount if released would greatly boost individuals, households and firms.
If the Political Parties Act were to be fully enforced, most parties would be delisted.
Set corporation tax at 15 percent to make Kenya attractive for both local and foreign investors.
A smaller population makes it easier for governments to provide social services including health and education
Setting up an emergency plan and having a well-funded and working disaster management team is like taking an insurance ...
The recent appreciation of the Kenya shilling has caused losses to some speculators
There would be a conflict of interest if Raila Odinga was simultaneously leader of the African Union and of the Kenya ...
KRA is right to increase tax collection through eTIMS but it should allow more time for the implementation of the new ...
Israel should respect the sanctity of diplomatic missions, even of its enemies.
Nuclear power is too expensive and risky for Kenya which has environmentally friendly resources such as geothermal, ...
A government that cares cannot fold its hands and watch as millions suffer in silence.
Government has mainly been on the defensive instead of using its wide network to curb the trade and secure Kenya's food ...
If the evidence is inadequate, the case will be thrown out. If the court is convinced, a corrupt person will go to jail.
A threat to isolated farmers somewhere is a threat to national food security and quality everywhere.
The new Electronic Travel Authorisation system is cumbersome and worse than what went before.
Kenyan clearing agents and transporters should compete to offer a better service than KPA and its Chinese partners.
The so-called Muhoozi Project has taken another step forward
To fully harness the economic potential of BPOs, Kenya must address key impediments to sectoral growth.
Time to control public wage bill
According to the SRC, the government’s total wage bill hit Sh1.1 trillion by June 30, 2023.