Leader

The president wants a Cabinet that can help the government deliver and unite Kenyans.

The old templates used by Moi, Kibaki and Uhuru must be shredded and forgotten.

The individuals he selects must be qualified, competent and have a proven track record of success.

Continued paralysis of major towns is taking a heavy toll on the nation's economy

Kemri's efforts to bring safe drugs to them must be supported

Short of uncovering and stopping the killer squads, they will also be seen as complicit.

We urge President William Ruto to prioritise national healing through a bold act of reconciliation.

Triple Threat must be eradicated entirely, rather than merely reduced.

There must be transparent mechanisms for monitoring and evaluating the team's progress.

The country can save all it wants but unless corruption is dealt a blow, little progress will be achieved.

There is a simple way to raise taxes and minimise cuts in government spending.

Dalliance with politicians at the expense of their key role is an error that should never be repeated.

Kenyans would like to see action, including having the police command answer for these macabre killings.

Protestors should call off their demonstrations now that they have succeeded in getting the Finance Bill withdrawn.

Both the state and anti-Finance Bill protestors need to cool down or we can drift into a state of anarchy