The church must rethink and reposition its influence

When Kenya heads to the ballot in 2027, the church remains an unavoidable force. Its congregations, structures, and networks still touch millions.

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Grand projects mean little when the ordinary citizens feel no real change

True progress means not only cutting hours off a journey—but cutting anxiety from a wage-earner’s life.

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The Church should stop pretending the old missionary model still works

The Church cannot limit itself to prayers for prosperity while ignoring the despair of idleness.

By 3 months ago

Bright minds betrayed: How greed turns scholars into empty shells

When PhD-holding leaders act like typical politicians, the value of intellectualism in Kenyan politics is questioned.

By 3 months ago

In an era of greed and impunity, only clergy capital can save this country

When clergy rise with clarity and conviction, they inject sanity into systems, they force thieves to think twice, and serve as societal shepherds not just spiritual decorators.

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A church that won't flatter kings is finally doing its job speaking truth

The State is sending mixed signals about its relationship with the Church.

By 4 months ago

In a broken system, Ojwang's father proved what true leadership means

In death, once-unknown teacher and influencer Albert Ojwang’ exposed a rogue system.

By 6 months ago

Forgiveness must address parents living with graves of their children

Forgiveness is a spiritual act and divine virtue that serves as a preservative for relationships, but in the political arena, forgiveness often functions as a calculated tactic.

By 6 months ago

The church must rethink and reposition its influence

When Kenya heads to the ballot in 2027, the church remains an unavoidable force. Its congregations, structures, and networks still touch millions.

By 1 month ago

Premium

Grand projects mean little when the ordinary citizens feel no real change

True progress means not only cutting hours off a journey—but cutting anxiety from a wage-earner’s life.

By 1 month ago

The Church should stop pretending the old missionary model still works

The Church cannot limit itself to prayers for prosperity while ignoring the despair of idleness.

By 3 months ago

Bright minds betrayed: How greed turns scholars into empty shells

When PhD-holding leaders act like typical politicians, the value of intellectualism in Kenyan politics is questioned.

By 3 months ago

In an era of greed and impunity, only clergy capital can save this country

When clergy rise with clarity and conviction, they inject sanity into systems, they force thieves to think twice, and serve as societal shepherds not just spiritual decorators.

By 4 months ago

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A church that won't flatter kings is finally doing its job speaking truth

The State is sending mixed signals about its relationship with the Church.

By 4 months ago

In a broken system, Ojwang's father proved what true leadership means

In death, once-unknown teacher and influencer Albert Ojwang’ exposed a rogue system.

By 6 months ago

Forgiveness must address parents living with graves of their children

Forgiveness is a spiritual act and divine virtue that serves as a preservative for relationships, but in the political arena, forgiveness often functions as a calculated tactic.

By 6 months ago

The church must rethink and reposition its influence

When Kenya heads to the ballot in 2027, the church remains an unavoidable force. Its congregations, structures, and networks still touch millions.

By 1 month ago

Premium

Grand projects mean little when the ordinary citizens feel no real change

True progress means not only cutting hours off a journey—but cutting anxiety from a wage-earner’s life.

By 1 month ago

The Church should stop pretending the old missionary model still works

The Church cannot limit itself to prayers for prosperity while ignoring the despair of idleness.

By 3 months ago

Bright minds betrayed: How greed turns scholars into empty shells

When PhD-holding leaders act like typical politicians, the value of intellectualism in Kenyan politics is questioned.

By 3 months ago

In an era of greed and impunity, only clergy capital can save this country

When clergy rise with clarity and conviction, they inject sanity into systems, they force thieves to think twice, and serve as societal shepherds not just spiritual decorators.

By 4 months ago

Premium

A church that won't flatter kings is finally doing its job speaking truth

The State is sending mixed signals about its relationship with the Church.

By 4 months ago

In a broken system, Ojwang's father proved what true leadership means

In death, once-unknown teacher and influencer Albert Ojwang’ exposed a rogue system.

By 6 months ago

Forgiveness must address parents living with graves of their children

Forgiveness is a spiritual act and divine virtue that serves as a preservative for relationships, but in the political arena, forgiveness often functions as a calculated tactic.

By 6 months ago

In a broken system, Ojwang's father proved what true leadership means

In death, once-unknown teacher and influencer Albert Ojwang' exposed a rogue system.

By Edward Buri 6 months ago

Forgiveness must address parents living with graves of their children

Forgiveness is a spiritual act and divine virtue that serves as a preservative for relationships, but in the political arena, forgiveness often functions as a calculated tactic.

By Edward Buri 6 months ago

Smoked promises: Kenyans gave up waiting for white smoke to rise

It is not enough that smoke rises within the conclave; it must reach the waiting eyes of the people. White smoke signals good news - it heralds a father, a shepherd.

By Edward Buri 7 months ago

Kenyans must learn to ask the hard questions to grow in justice, truth

A good question delays injustice, interrupts corruption and denies oppression the comfort of fluency. It forces systems to pause - to explain, to account, or at least to lie better.

By Edward Buri 7 months ago

Kenyans pick ethics over optics as they demand more than State jobs

ThE gap between the ruling class and the populace is widening, exposing a fundamental misalignment of priorities.

By Edward Buri 11 months ago

What the church must do to regain its moral compass and win hearts

The church can do without the show-biz donations from politicians, but politicians cannot do without votes of congregations.

By Edward Buri 1 year ago

Church fights for justice and truth as State shies away from criticism

The quick and sharp responses coming from leaders in government make it clear that the State is rattled by the roaring version of the church.

By Edward Buri 1 year ago

Silencing voice of youth on national issues choking the country's future

Government has lost connection with the people and has resorted to use force to lead, which is what we are witnessing through abductions and arbitrary arrests.

By Edward Buri 1 year ago

Fearful church dropped the Gen Z baton, resumed business as usual

How can the church be so passionate about leading people to heaven when it has neither mind nor heart to get young protesters out of a nearby police cell?

By Edward Buri 1 year ago

If only the State fought corruption with the zeal it unleashes on youth

The State's inability to accommodate citizens gathered publicly against it is a vote of little confidence in itself.

By Edward Buri 1 year ago

Three weapons youths are using to smoke out mannerless politicians

. Youths themselves are not perfect, but they are telling the country that they do not want a crisis-mate for a leader.

By Edward Buri 1 year ago

Our youth have made street, not State House, new place of honour

Saying that the Finance Bill was floored by "children" minimizes who the young people are and diminishes their accomplishment.

By Edward Buri 1 year ago

Gen-Z infected with spirit of hope, and it is proving to be contagious

Young people have all come together, not to rise against individual items in the system, but the whole system. This last week has demonstrated they are a real power.

By Edward Buri 1 year ago

It's only a selfish State that would turn a deaf ear to cries of Kenyans

A government that is sensitive to the poor would have a reputation of empathy. The wails of the people should mean something.

By Edward Buri 1 year ago

Leaders who quote scripture but live dual lives are holy hyprocrites

Public citation of spiritual texts in a multi-religious context calls for the skill of accurate global interpretation that lands an inclusive application.

By Edward Buri 1 year ago

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Why Wamuchomba and Omtatah tribe should multiply

Angry citizens have power to keep the powerful awake at night. The Gathoni Wamuchomba and Okiya Omtata tribe must breed and multiply!

By Edward Buri 1 year ago