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…
By Kepher Otieno As Kenya heads toward the 2027 general elections, the country stands at a critical crossroads—not just politically, but morally. At the heart of our democracy lies a…
BY KEPHER OTIENO Every five years, as Kenyans head to the ballot, anxiety grips the nation. The one institution that holds the hopes and fears of millions is the Independent…
By Kepher Otieno In today’s fast-paced, pluralistic world, the importance of socialization in the development of children is indisputable. From early childhood, human beings are wired to connect, interact, and…
By Adede Owala Derep Ruoth (On Facebook) In East Kano, we have a clan called Sidho which are technically assimilated Bantus. Sidho clan is an hybrid of three communities, Abarondo…
