Opinion
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Building the financial framework for a sustainable built environment
By Zaharaa Khanbhai In Africa, a house is more than a roof over one’s head. It is a symbol of…
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From smoke to sustainability, LPG for schools programme timely
By Ezra Terer Clean cooking conversations in Kenya often revolve around solutions for our homes and businesses. But what about…
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NPS, IEBC must guarantee peace and fairness in upcoming mini-polls
The upcoming November by-elections present yet another critical test for Kenya’s democratic stability, and the National Police Service (NPS) must…
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Service delivery by government is a legitimate right, not favour
The essence of governance lies in service to the people. When Kenyans elect leaders or pay taxes, they do so…
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Respecting the rule of law: The best way to mourn Raila Odinga
The passing of Raila Amolo Odinga has left Kenya in collective grief. A man whose life was inseparable from the…
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Time to resuscitate Kenya’s waning private sector lobbies to help shape policy
By Larry Lesian Kenya’s private sector has long been hailed as the engine of economic growth, innovation, and job creation.…
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Exit of LSK President from rights abuses victims’ compensation panel was inevitable
The exit of the Law Society of Kenya (LSK) President Faith Odhiambo from the Panel of Experts on Compensation of…
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Why life insurance is not competing with your investments
People ask: “Should I buy life insurance or invest the money instead?” Wrong question. You’re comparing tools that serve entirely…
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Silencing Dissent: What Wamatangi’s treatment during yesterday’s burial in Kikuyu signals about Kenya’s politics
The spectacle that played out yesterday in Gikambura in Kikuyu constituency, Kiambu county during the burial ceremony of National Assembly…
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Turf wars as KTDA board-cartels fight escalates as farmers languish in poverty
A silent war is erupting in Kenya’s tea sector; not over land, not over crops, but over justice, accountability, and…
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