ODM leaders must sober up and stop party from fading into oblivion

The surprise 2024 working agreement with the United Democratic Alliance that birthed the broad-based government took the steam out of ODM.

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Why destruction of trees will likely lead to fights over water resources

Truphena Muthoni is driven by an unadulterated love for nature, which is ably represented by trees.

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Why councils of elders shouldn't abdicate core responsibilities for politics

In a typical case of the kettle calling the pot black, the Western Elders Forum met in Kakamega last week for two reasons.

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Government should rescue our university education from doldrums

A ban on alcohol, drugs and wild parties in hostels and penalties for those who break the rules can enforce discipline.

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Mini poll wins have fortified President Ruto for epic 2027 election battle

UDA’s win in Malava and Mbeere constituencies has proven that President William Ruto doesn’t easily back off from a fight, and the opposition must rethink its strategies.

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ODM's ideological stand cannot be dictated by individuals' dreams

The contest is now down to Sifuna's stand and Winnie's truth against Mbadi’s dreams.

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Why Suluhu's despotic disposition is bad for democracy in Tanzania

The murder of citizens clamouring for democratic space is a mark of sadism.

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Heed calls for stronger collaboration to bridge gap between research and implementation

Research and innovation are indispensable for achieving universal health coverage and national development priorities.

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Ruto will bag Luo votes if he picks Mama Ida as a running-mate

Mama Ida is not only capable of harnessing Luo and national votes, she has decades of experience in political leadership and organisation, having managed the political affairs of Raila Odinga.

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Unforeseen events have conspired to give President the upper hand

President Ruto surprised many by acknowledging that Raila Odinga propped up his government when it was tottering, besieged by Gen Z, the Opposition and civil society activists.

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Raila's last wish cheated community out of exploitative burial rites

Raila Odinga is one of the very few Kenyan leaders who, though jealously ‘owned’ by their ethnic groups, never lost sight of the bigger picture.

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Raila's sickness shines spotlight on our floundering health services

Mama Ida claimed she would have taken Raila to Migori hospital for treatment if he were sick, but no, he was flown to India.

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Leaders' aversion to change is the fuel of growing youth discontent

Self-aggrandisement by the old leaders only serves to infuriate the youth who want change urgently, and they have demonstrated they are ready to force it if there is need. 

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ODM leaders must sober up and stop party from fading into oblivion

The surprise 2024 working agreement with the United Democratic Alliance that birthed the broad-based government took the steam out of ODM.

By 1 month ago

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Why destruction of trees will likely lead to fights over water resources

Truphena Muthoni is driven by an unadulterated love for nature, which is ably represented by trees.

By 1 month ago

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Why councils of elders shouldn't abdicate core responsibilities for politics

In a typical case of the kettle calling the pot black, the Western Elders Forum met in Kakamega last week for two reasons.

By 1 month ago

Government should rescue our university education from doldrums

A ban on alcohol, drugs and wild parties in hostels and penalties for those who break the rules can enforce discipline.

By 1 month ago

Mini poll wins have fortified President Ruto for epic 2027 election battle

UDA’s win in Malava and Mbeere constituencies has proven that President William Ruto doesn’t easily back off from a fight, and the opposition must rethink its strategies.

By 1 month ago

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ODM's ideological stand cannot be dictated by individuals' dreams

The contest is now down to Sifuna's stand and Winnie's truth against Mbadi’s dreams.

By 2 months ago

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Why Suluhu's despotic disposition is bad for democracy in Tanzania

The murder of citizens clamouring for democratic space is a mark of sadism.

By 2 months ago

Heed calls for stronger collaboration to bridge gap between research and implementation

Research and innovation are indispensable for achieving universal health coverage and national development priorities.

By 2 months ago

Ruto will bag Luo votes if he picks Mama Ida as a running-mate

Mama Ida is not only capable of harnessing Luo and national votes, she has decades of experience in political leadership and organisation, having managed the political affairs of Raila Odinga.

By 2 months ago

Unforeseen events have conspired to give President the upper hand

President Ruto surprised many by acknowledging that Raila Odinga propped up his government when it was tottering, besieged by Gen Z, the Opposition and civil society activists.

By 3 months ago

Raila's last wish cheated community out of exploitative burial rites

Raila Odinga is one of the very few Kenyan leaders who, though jealously ‘owned’ by their ethnic groups, never lost sight of the bigger picture.

By 3 months ago

Raila's sickness shines spotlight on our floundering health services

Mama Ida claimed she would have taken Raila to Migori hospital for treatment if he were sick, but no, he was flown to India.

By 3 months ago

Leaders' aversion to change is the fuel of growing youth discontent

Self-aggrandisement by the old leaders only serves to infuriate the youth who want change urgently, and they have demonstrated they are ready to force it if there is need. 

By 3 months ago

ODM leaders must sober up and stop party from fading into oblivion

The surprise 2024 working agreement with the United Democratic Alliance that birthed the broad-based government took the steam out of ODM.

By 1 month ago

Premium

Why destruction of trees will likely lead to fights over water resources

Truphena Muthoni is driven by an unadulterated love for nature, which is ably represented by trees.

By 1 month ago

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Why councils of elders shouldn't abdicate core responsibilities for politics

In a typical case of the kettle calling the pot black, the Western Elders Forum met in Kakamega last week for two reasons.

By 1 month ago

Government should rescue our university education from doldrums

A ban on alcohol, drugs and wild parties in hostels and penalties for those who break the rules can enforce discipline.

By 1 month ago

Mini poll wins have fortified President Ruto for epic 2027 election battle

UDA’s win in Malava and Mbeere constituencies has proven that President William Ruto doesn’t easily back off from a fight, and the opposition must rethink its strategies.

By 1 month ago

Premium

ODM's ideological stand cannot be dictated by individuals' dreams

The contest is now down to Sifuna's stand and Winnie's truth against Mbadi’s dreams.

By 2 months ago

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Why Suluhu's despotic disposition is bad for democracy in Tanzania

The murder of citizens clamouring for democratic space is a mark of sadism.

By 2 months ago

Heed calls for stronger collaboration to bridge gap between research and implementation

Research and innovation are indispensable for achieving universal health coverage and national development priorities.

By 2 months ago

Ruto will bag Luo votes if he picks Mama Ida as a running-mate

Mama Ida is not only capable of harnessing Luo and national votes, she has decades of experience in political leadership and organisation, having managed the political affairs of Raila Odinga.

By 2 months ago

Unforeseen events have conspired to give President the upper hand

President Ruto surprised many by acknowledging that Raila Odinga propped up his government when it was tottering, besieged by Gen Z, the Opposition and civil society activists.

By 3 months ago

Raila's last wish cheated community out of exploitative burial rites

Raila Odinga is one of the very few Kenyan leaders who, though jealously ‘owned’ by their ethnic groups, never lost sight of the bigger picture.

By 3 months ago

Raila's sickness shines spotlight on our floundering health services

Mama Ida claimed she would have taken Raila to Migori hospital for treatment if he were sick, but no, he was flown to India.

By 3 months ago

Leaders' aversion to change is the fuel of growing youth discontent

Self-aggrandisement by the old leaders only serves to infuriate the youth who want change urgently, and they have demonstrated they are ready to force it if there is need. 

By 3 months ago

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Why destruction of trees will likely lead to fights over water resources

Truphena Muthoni is driven by an unadulterated love for nature, which is ably represented by trees.

By Alexander Chagema 1 month ago