Moderation needed by state, protestors
Both the state and anti-Finance Bill protestors need to cool down or we can drift into a state of anarchy
Opinion
KAGWE: Let freedom ring, justice reign: Listen to the people
Let us reason with each other and secure our peace and our democracy
Protestors should be more specific
It is too simplistic to say that everything would be affordable if corruption and wastage were eliminated.
IKUNDA: Take radical steps to tackle unemployment
More taxes or more borrowing won’t help what with wastage in government and endemic corruption.
KATHIA: Protect dignity of Kenyan women and girls
We must recognise that menstruation is a natural process that should not be a source of shame or disadvantage.
ORWA: Gen Z, Millenials should register and vote in 2027
Youths from from various parts of the country have demonstrated that they are fearless and unbowed; it time they to act.
BARAYAN: The paradox of leadership
Astute successful businessmen often do not make successful politicians as they are geared to maximising for self, not ...
OKUMU: Power of Gen Z: A political and economic warning
Politicians must recognise that ignoring this generation's demands and perspectives could lead to significant political ...
Observations on policing the Gen Z protests in Kenya
The involvement of undercover officers has sparked concerns
GACHOKI: Possible long-term mechanisms for dealing with glut in tea market
The mechanisms we are using as country to offload our teas into the global market need to be reviewed
HUSSEIN: Paradigm shift? Disbanding vetting teams in IDs issuance
The government is reaffirming its commitment to uphold constitutionalism
MWANGI: Keep bars away from schools
Bars, with their allure of alcohol and associated social activities, should not be located near schools.
Let Njuguna save by cutting wastage
The Treasury CS should focus on eliminating wastage rather than threatening cuts in government services
International Widows Day: Strengthening support systems for Kenyan widows
Many Kenyan women face challenges like retrogressive cultural practices and a largely patriarchal society.
ANC must resolve internal conflicts, tackle South Africans' issues or decline further
Jacob Zuma and Julius Malema suffice in cementing the evidence of continued internal discord
UDA ANC merger needs an opposite
Big parties are good for pluralism but a single giant party can monopolise the political space.
MUGA: Prosperity requires institutions, infrastructure
These two provide the enabling environment for private sector investment, which in turn creates jobs.
NJUGUNA: Young people are on their own
It is difficult to navigate the economy where the traditional guarantees of success, such as obtaining a good ...
OBARA: Might Ruto be a one-term President? Never say never
All signs are that a normally apathetic constituency made of Kenya’s millennials and Gen Zs has been awakened from its ...
BWIRE: Attacks on journalists unacceptable and criminal
UN Security Council Resolution 1738 (2006) condemns attacks against journalists in conflict situations.