Vetiver grass: What your wet farm needs

It’s popular globally for land reclamation purposes and is tough; with course roots that penetrate up to four meters under within the first one year

By Grace Mureithi-Korir 7 years ago

Juicy deals you can squeeze from tomato

It is the season of tomatoes and the market is flooded. Because of the glut, a significant amount of produce is going to waste. The prices are also in

By Grace Mureithi-Korir 7 years ago

The opposition are your brothers not enemies: My open letter to President Uhuru

Mr

By Sitati Munoko 8 years ago

OPINION: Grace Mugabe should have been allowed to lead Zimbabwe

In my village theres an old adage that a girl child is like a couch grass-it meanders from the source to an unknown place

By Sitati Munoko 8 years ago

Technology that suffocates weeds and boosts crop yield

The plastic film technology; also known as plastic mulch technology is an incredibly effective technology which is highly reputed in various parts of the world.

By Grace Mureithi-Korir 8 years ago

Five major things Kenyans should expect from the Supreme Court Judgement

The recent Supreme Court of Kenya (SCOK) hearing of the presidential election petition filed by Raila Odinga challenging the election of Uhuru Kenyatta as Presi

By Sitati Munoko 8 years ago

OPINION: Why the August election is for NASA to win if they utilize the remaining time well

The National Super Alliance (NASA) which is the main opposition coalition facing the ruling coalition Jubilee has of late flustered the government

By Sitati Munoko 8 years ago

Why Musalia Mudavadi should be NASA’s flagbearer

The people of Kenya are hungry and thirsty, but not for bread nor juice

By Sitati Munoko 8 years ago

Jubilee’s unfulfilled promises may lead to a protest voting in the August general election

“There is no greater fraud than a promise not kept” Gaelic proverb

By Sitati Munoko 8 years ago

Pastors become weary and heavy-laden,as the government tighten the noose

In November, 2014 after an expose by KTN’s Jicho Pevu and the Inside Story by Mohammed Ali and Allan Namu respectively exposed the self-proclaimed Dr. Prophet Victor Kanyari’s under deals to swindle vulnerable Kenyans by false miracles. The following day after the expose, the Attorney General respondent by stopping all new church registrations.

By Sitati Munoko 9 years ago

The Mumias Police brutality is unacceptable and an infringement of the constitution

When the people of Kenya on August 4th 2010 came out in numbers to vote for the new Constitution, they knew what they had gone through and what they wanted. They wanted change. They wanted a new Kenya where human rights and dignity are respected notwithstanding status and gender among others.

By Sitati Munoko 9 years ago

Lessons we can draw from the American elections as we head to 2017

Thomas Jefferson once said that "A government afraid of its citizens is a Democracy. Citizens afraid of government is tyranny” Today in the US, some people are afraid after Donald John Trump was declared the forty fifth President-elect.

By Sitati Munoko 9 years ago

Institutions of higher learning are National Entities, not tribal cocoons

There’ a common saying that you can take a person from the village but you may not take ‘villageism’ out of him.

By Sitati Munoko 9 years ago

Our Sports reputation and legacy should be protected enviously by the President

The South African reggae legend, the late Philip Lucky Dube in one of his songs; “Teach the world” says that it takes a million people to build up a reputation, but it takes one stupid fool to destroy everything done. Good reputation takes time to be built but it can be lost at the blink of an eye whether by the truth or lies.

By Sitati Munoko 9 years ago

Is DP Ruto's support from Central Kenya for his 2022 presidency assured?

Therefore by saying the DP has automatic support of Central Kenya is like limiting the choice of these...

By Sitati Munoko 9 years ago