Matiang'i factor has redrawn the Abagusii political matrix

History is repeating itself in Gusiiland. In 2002, the late Simeon Nyachae turned the region into a Ford People zone. All 10 parliamentary seats went his way.

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 26 days ago

Democracy across the world is only on paper and billboards

Washington, London, Paris, Beijing, Moscow and Canberra market themselves as defenders of democracy, yet their global conduct contradicts their sermon. 

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 1 month ago

To prosper, our country needs truly value-driven citizenry

Without value-driven citizens, Kenya’s social, economic, spiritual and political progress stays a mirage.

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 1 month ago

Kenya-US Ebola deal can work, but full disclosure is needed

The Ebola quarantine centre agreed upon between the United States and Kenya in Laikipia must be viewed through the lens of national interest, not sectarian squabbling.

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 1 month ago

How Ruto's administration can unleash Singapore's magic

Kenya can achieve a rapid economic transformation similar to Singapore if President Ruto pursues bold structural reforms, fiscal discipline, anti-corruption measures, and industrial development.

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 1 month ago

The Odingas will determine whether ODM lives or dies

The Odinga family holds the key to ODM’s survival. To save ODM, they must reunite the ranks, just as Raila did in steering the party through past political storms and entrenching it across Kenya.

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 2 months ago

Why president's political future hangs in the balance

How President Ruto faces mounting political and economic pressures ahead of 2027.

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 2 months ago

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Kenyan diaspora: Their money is welcome but ideas are resisted

Kenyan diaspora sends billions home but remains excluded from decision-making, valued for money more than ideas and expertise.

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 2 months ago

An American President vs an American Pope: Who is right?

The Pope must name Putin’s war in Ukraine, call on Israel to restrain, and press Muslim leaders to disown extremism without caveat or equivocation.

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 3 months ago

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Church should boldly confront the ills bedevilling our world

While political power remains fluid and transient, the spiritual realm, whether expressed through Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, Islam, or Christianity, rests on truth.

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 3 months ago

Nothing meaningful is quickly built overnight

Kenya is full of potential, seen in entrepreneurs, farmers, and professionals competing globally despite limited support. Yet potential alone is not enough.

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 3 months ago

Matiang'i factor has redrawn the Abagusii political matrix

History is repeating itself in Gusiiland. In 2002, the late Simeon Nyachae turned the region into a Ford People zone. All 10 parliamentary seats went his way.

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 26 days ago

Democracy across the world is only on paper and billboards

Washington, London, Paris, Beijing, Moscow and Canberra market themselves as defenders of democracy, yet their global conduct contradicts their sermon. 

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 1 month ago

To prosper, our country needs truly value-driven citizenry

Without value-driven citizens, Kenya’s social, economic, spiritual and political progress stays a mirage.

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 1 month ago

Kenya-US Ebola deal can work, but full disclosure is needed

The Ebola quarantine centre agreed upon between the United States and Kenya in Laikipia must be viewed through the lens of national interest, not sectarian squabbling.

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 1 month ago

How Ruto's administration can unleash Singapore's magic

Kenya can achieve a rapid economic transformation similar to Singapore if President Ruto pursues bold structural reforms, fiscal discipline, anti-corruption measures, and industrial development.

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 1 month ago

The Odingas will determine whether ODM lives or dies

The Odinga family holds the key to ODM’s survival. To save ODM, they must reunite the ranks, just as Raila did in steering the party through past political storms and entrenching it across Kenya.

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 2 months ago

Why president's political future hangs in the balance

How President Ruto faces mounting political and economic pressures ahead of 2027.

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 2 months ago

Premium

Kenyan diaspora: Their money is welcome but ideas are resisted

Kenyan diaspora sends billions home but remains excluded from decision-making, valued for money more than ideas and expertise.

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 2 months ago

An American President vs an American Pope: Who is right?

The Pope must name Putin’s war in Ukraine, call on Israel to restrain, and press Muslim leaders to disown extremism without caveat or equivocation.

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 3 months ago

Premium

Church should boldly confront the ills bedevilling our world

While political power remains fluid and transient, the spiritual realm, whether expressed through Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, Islam, or Christianity, rests on truth.

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 3 months ago

Nothing meaningful is quickly built overnight

Kenya is full of potential, seen in entrepreneurs, farmers, and professionals competing globally despite limited support. Yet potential alone is not enough.

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 3 months ago

Matiang'i factor has redrawn the Abagusii political matrix

History is repeating itself in Gusiiland. In 2002, the late Simeon Nyachae turned the region into a Ford People zone. All 10 parliamentary seats went his way.

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 26 days ago

Democracy across the world is only on paper and billboards

Washington, London, Paris, Beijing, Moscow and Canberra market themselves as defenders of democracy, yet their global conduct contradicts their sermon. 

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 1 month ago

To prosper, our country needs truly value-driven citizenry

Without value-driven citizens, Kenya’s social, economic, spiritual and political progress stays a mirage.

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 1 month ago

Kenya-US Ebola deal can work, but full disclosure is needed

The Ebola quarantine centre agreed upon between the United States and Kenya in Laikipia must be viewed through the lens of national interest, not sectarian squabbling.

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 1 month ago

How Ruto's administration can unleash Singapore's magic

Kenya can achieve a rapid economic transformation similar to Singapore if President Ruto pursues bold structural reforms, fiscal discipline, anti-corruption measures, and industrial development.

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 1 month ago

The Odingas will determine whether ODM lives or dies

The Odinga family holds the key to ODM’s survival. To save ODM, they must reunite the ranks, just as Raila did in steering the party through past political storms and entrenching it across Kenya.

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 2 months ago

Why president's political future hangs in the balance

How President Ruto faces mounting political and economic pressures ahead of 2027.

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 2 months ago

Premium

Kenyan diaspora: Their money is welcome but ideas are resisted

Kenyan diaspora sends billions home but remains excluded from decision-making, valued for money more than ideas and expertise.

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 2 months ago

An American President vs an American Pope: Who is right?

The Pope must name Putin’s war in Ukraine, call on Israel to restrain, and press Muslim leaders to disown extremism without caveat or equivocation.

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 3 months ago

Premium

Church should boldly confront the ills bedevilling our world

While political power remains fluid and transient, the spiritual realm, whether expressed through Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, Islam, or Christianity, rests on truth.

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 3 months ago

Nothing meaningful is quickly built overnight

Kenya is full of potential, seen in entrepreneurs, farmers, and professionals competing globally despite limited support. Yet potential alone is not enough.

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 3 months ago

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How Suluhu changed public perception of female leaders

President Samia Suluhu appears to be poorly schooled in the history of the United Republic of Tanzania under the founding president, Mwalimu Julius Nyerere,

By Joseph Lister Nyaringo 1 year ago