Women & Leadership. Women currently occupy the highest constitutional executive offices in 28 countries around the world….
Governance
A look at Kenya’s society, our leaders, our people, and the politics shaping how we live and grow.,
The best thing millennial heads of state in Africa can do is dismantle gerontocracies, Western-state colonisation, and patronage-based political systems.
504 million allocated specifically for the expenses of the Equalisation Fund Secretariat is an insane amount of money being used for just administration for a poor country.
This law allows the “authorities” to restrict access to information held in its database if it believes disclosure would compromise the integrity of operations
We must keep up with this government’s cunning ways and catch these proposals before they enact any into law. We must preserve our good old indigenous systems and food sovereignty.
All learners in Kenya deserve to have a safe and secure learning and boarding environment. Safety standards…
Kenya’s story began as a business deal. A land traded, taxed, and transformed under the guise of commerce. From company to colony, and finally, to country.
Don’t wonder why Our President Ruto had to contribute to the conversation. It is because, when the Hormuz shakes fuel prices rise, local biashara tightens, and every Kenyan will feel it.
When you lack personal integrity, you lose the ability to say ‘no’ to injustice. Politicians will use you as their henchman, and you’ll hurt your own friends and your villagers – and regret it later. We’ve watched some Millennials help oppress a Gen Z movement fighting for us all. It’s a sad reminder that without moral boundaries, anyone can become a weapon against their own people. – Njoki
Everyone in Kenya has been fantasizing about Kenya becoming the next Singapore. But, I don’t think Kenyans…