Long gone are the days when citizens needed permission from police or public authorities to express dissent in public spaces.
May the real patriots stand up; Kenya ni nchi yetu, tuwe tayari kuilinda.
Bridging borders, building futures
Persistent gaps exacerbated by mismanagement, inconsistent rollout of reforms and underinvestment continue to limit the sector’s full potential.
What emerges is not a streamlined system, but a complicated regime of overlapping mandates and financial burdens.
We’ve all seen this movie before. Not long ago, Ruto was a smooth-talking, populist outsider, billed by many journalists as a hustler with fresh ideas.
These are two momentous symbols of government and which must remain the venues where the public must express opprobrium.
This infrastructure advancement symbolises hope, progress
National Water’s master plan projects a sharp rise in water demand by 2030, underscoring the urgency for bold and strategic action.
