MUGA: Why journalists rarely succeed in politics
Incentive structures for success in journalism are the very opposite of the incentives for success in politics.
Opinion
ODERA & ONYANGO: Primary healthcare, vaccination will help end malaria
In Kenya, malaria is not just a disease, it is an enduring enemy that has plagued the nation for years.
GANDA: Collaborative efforts pave the way to a malaria-free Kenya by 2030
One common lesson can be learnt from every disease that has been defeated in history: unity.
BROUWER: A royal celebration: King-sized success
This year, we also celebrate 60 years of diplomatic relations.
Devastating floods call for urgent action
We urge immediate action to address the critical needs of those affected by the flooding.
Russia-Ukraine war: Who will blink first?
The war is unlikely to be decided by a military victory for either side.
RUSSO: Impact of private sector on sports
Several private sector players have already taken it upon themselves to venture into sponsorships.
KENDO: Tunnel survival plot for marooned MPs
On a typical day, an MP’s mobile telephone handset records about 120 missed calls and 73 ‘Please Call Me Thank You’ ...
WAIKENDA: Expedite hiring of IEBC commissioners
Absence of fully operational electoral agency not only affects execution of elections, but also impedes critical ...
OKUMU: Supply, demand and wages in healthcare
Public sector wages are often constrained by budgetary limits and do not rise as one would expect given the low supply ...
BARAYAN: The path to Mombasa’s Industrialisation
The city is yet to have remarkable industrial, manufacture sector, with it's GDP being just 17.8% of Nairobi's GDP.
BWIRE: Floods are natural but handling them requires tack
Roads, facilities, power lines and related critical infrastructure are being destroyed.
Nigeria repatriates Gold reserves amidst concerns over US economy
This move underscores Nigeria's proactive approach to safeguarding its wealth.
GITURA: Duale's tribute lays to rest Gen Ogolla's Bomas issue
"Let not the passing of General Ogolla be in vain. Let it be the one event that will unite Kenyans."
SHAH: Promoting sand dams for climate resilience
This simple yet effective technology enables communities to store water, transforming dry riverbeds into reservoirs of ...
GACHOKI: Brief history of mechanisation of tea picking in Kenya
It is no brainer that machine plucking in tea is the future, but this needs to be gradual.
ANG'ANA: Sad seeing young graduates flooding mtumba business
This propagates the country’s inclination to only being a service industry, rather than being a manufacturing industry.
OCHIENG': Men should make effort to mentor boys
The understanding of manhood goes beyond initiation rites and rituals.
ONWONG'A: Dialogue key to ending patients' suffering
For a quick resumption of ordinary provision of healthcare services, it is imperative to act fast.
Party elections foster democracy
Very few political parties in Kenya hold internal elections.