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Opinion

President Ruto’s corruption claims shows graft is part of govt

In mid-August 2025, President William Ruto accused Parliament of corruption, alleging that committees routinely accept bribes to pass bills and influence the impeachment of governors. Although the President offered no documentary evidence, his claims cannot be dismissed outright and they are far from

September 27, 2025

Cindy Aketch Communication and Advocacy Officer, Kisumu Medical and Education Trust (KMET)

Opinion

“Ketna Collo Kaa”, a Bright Evening for the Disabled at Dala 7s

The music had been loud, the crowd electric, and the night buzzing with energy at Jomo Kenyatta Stadium during the Dala 7s Rugby after-party event. Then, in a moment that caught everyone off-guard, Afro-fusion artist Coster Ojwang stopped mid-performance, lowered his microphone,

September 25, 2025

Opinion

Kenya keeps leading Africa’s climate response as the western world retreats

As we mark ten years since the signing of Paris Agreement, I believe Kenya embodies both the urgency and opportunity of this moment. The opportunity lies in Kenya’s example of its ability to lead with bold policies, innovate with renewable energy solutions,

May 12, 2025

Opinion

Lost at sea with five years left to Vision 2030; can Kenya look to China for bearing

If Kenya seizes the moment, Vision 2030 can still be more than a dream. It can be a defining national achievement.

May 7, 2025

Opinion

Kenya needs bold solutions to tackle teenage pregnancies

Proven interventions like comprehensive sex education(CSE) are also often dismissed with the view that they would encourage young people to indulge in sex.

November 29, 2024

Opinion

The Price of Justice in Kenya: Journey of SGBV Survivors

Cases of sexual and gender-based violence are frequently mishandled or dismissed due to insufficient evidence, procedural errors, or even bias against the survivor. The burden of proof is placed squarely on the survivor’s shoulders, requiring them to relive their trauma repeatedly in

October 18, 2024

Opinion

The sizes of Kenyan families are determined by Mothers in Law

Mothers-in-law were also deciding whether or not their daughters-in-law should use any form of contraception

September 27, 2024

Opinion

Eldoret City success hinges on transformation from agriculture to a creative economy

For a long time, the image of Eldoret has been held as a masculine-oriented traditional mane of the historic Kalenjin warriors and rural farming community. However, today, as Eldoret gets recognition as a city today, you will likely find boldly dressed youthful

September 6, 2024

Opinion

Beware of hidden dangers in calls for a Constitutional referendum

Next week, on August 27, Kenya will mark 14 years since the 2010 constitution was inaugurated. Our current constitution has been globally celebrated as among the most progressive, especially for the powers and freedoms it gives Kenyan citizens, as well as the

August 23, 2024

Opinion

The persistence of mosquitos requires affordable interventions

The total cost of malaria hospitalization in Kenya is approximately US$ 58 per infected person in Kenya, 72% of which is borne by the government.

August 20, 2024

Opinion

A note to those carrying out abductions

Money is sweet and makes the world go gaga, everyone is looking for it, myself included. But being paid to abduct your fellow human beings to instil fear in them, or to silence them for good by making them disappear, just for

July 30, 2024

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