BY BILLY MIJUNGU Albert Omondi Ojwang is gone. A 31-year-old teacher, a young father, a passionate Kenyan, and a relentless voice for accountability, silenced in the most brutal fashion. His…
BY BILLY MIJUNGU As Kenya inches toward the 2027 General Election, political formations are beginning to crystallize in fascinating, if not unpredictable, ways. One name, however, keeps resurfacing at the…
BY BILLY MIJUNGU The Central Organization of Trade Unions in Kenya was created to protect the rights of workers. It was meant to be a strong voice for the common…
BY KEPHER OTIENO He may appear slow to some, but Migori County Governor Ochillo Ayacko is nothing if not steady, sure, focused, deliberate and resolute. Leadership is not a sprint;…
BY BILLY MIJUNGU There is a silent crisis unraveling across Kenya’s business landscape. A slow, grinding pain that starts with a letter unseen, a flag raised quietly, and a PIN…
BY BILLY MIJUNGU The Nairobi gubernatorial race will be the country’s political barometer. No contest will embody the mood and direction of Kenya’s political future quite like this one. As…
BY KEPHER OTIENO As Kenya marks another Madaraka Day on June 1st, we not only celebrate our hard-won internal self-rule attained in 1963, but also the unfolding promise of equitable…
BY XINHUA WRITER YAN YUJING NAIROBI, May 21 (Xinhua) — As dawn breaks over Kenya’s savannah, a herd of giraffes ambles beneath the 7.5-meter-high arches of the Nairobi-Malaba Standard Gauge…
