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(OPINION)The Courage to Stand: Lessons from Our Upbringing on Facing Bullies

By Philip Miyawa The recent viral video showing students from Riara University harassing their colleague in a club restroom has rightly sparked outrage across the nation. The disturbing footage of…

OPINION: Linda Mwananchi photos of dusty Homa Bay roads confirms why we will stick with RUTO- WANGA

BY GLADYS NYASUNA WANGA The dust on the Mbita–Sindo–Kiabuya–Sori corridor tells a story. But it is not the story of a people who have failed. It is the story of…

OPINION: Light weight? Why ORENGO will be at the presidential negotiation table- MIJUNGU

BY BILLY MIJUNGU There is a political calculation taking shape in Kenya, and those dismissing Siaya governor James Orengo’s movements as routine political courtesy may wake up too late. Bob…

OPINION: Pray for Orengo, Babu as Kikuyu billionaires have settled on Sifuna- OWIDI

‘MADEMONI’ EPISODE 2 BREWING. BY ODOYO OWIDI In 2012, Uhuru Kenyatta signed a memorandum of understanding with Hon Musalia W Mudavadi, pledging to support his presidential bid against Raila Odinga….

OPINION: Why you should be worried that Kenyans bet away Sh330bn in a year, more than investment in stock- HERSI

BY MOHAMMED HERSI I woke up this morning to a headline that should shame every policymaker in this country. Kenyans staked Ksh330.5 billion on gambling in the year to June…

How can the police protect us in the dark?

By Lynet Obanda  How can the police protect citizens when they are left in the dark without a single drop of water? Several police stations across Nairobi County including Kamukunji,…

Solve recurring water problems troubling Nairobi residents

BY Lynet Obanda Most residents in Nairobi County wake up early for work, while others return home thoroughly exhausted. Spending hours standing in lines just to fetch water is deeply…

OPINION: Government fails Kenyans when we cant trust medicine despite raids- MUSA

BY RUTH MUSA For decades, Kenyans have walked into pharmacies carrying one thing that cannot be bought or prescribed, trust. A doctor writes a prescription, a pharmacist dispenses medicine and…