Lobby says increased investments in renewable sources have not cured the problem forcing manufacturers to relocate to other regional economies.
Even though I often engaged in training others on leadership skills, including political leadership skills, I never considered myself as a politician. In fact, I had even grown to hate politics.
Millie Odhiambo says she was invited to one of debates that focused on women’s issues in the Constitution. The debates often had political heavyweights on both sides.
I had a little wound on my head, courtesy of a bad chemical used on it a while earlier at a salon in Rwanda. Because of the pressure, the wound spread and my head started producing puss.
There was a time when a super-rich male colleague tried to hit on me by telling me that I needed to have a socio-political financier in order to survive in politics.
At the turn of age 30, Narc Kenya party leader Martha Karua quit the comfort of the Judiciary as a senior resident magistrate after serving six years to set up a law firm in Nairobi.
If Geoffrey Kariithi, former head of civil service in Kenyatta and Moi governments was a big tree, Martha Karua was the small axe that fell him.
By the time Martha Karua sat for her O-Levels, she had switched schools severally. In all instances, she’d stood up for her rights as a student and questioned unjust conventions condoned by students.
Among the lessons life has thrown her way is the necessity of listening to the inner voice that is always guiding, and firing us up from within.
In 2002, the Rainbow Coalition was handed a blank cheque to birth a new republic in the manner of the vision they had expounded for years.
In her spirited defence of President Mwai Kibaki’s votes in 2007, Martha Karua fired on all cylinders.
Many deserving Kenyans have been snubbed as leaders with questionable credentials are honoured.‘Githeri man’ was recognised ahead of many distinguished Kenyans.
Like Karanja before him, Rigathi Gachagua neither knew the day nor the hour the political thuggery and vindictiveness he practiced on others, would be deployed on him.
In six years, he ran three presidential elections, stoking controversy at each turn. In the wake of each, it was praise and condemnation in equal measure.
A coalition dubbed by pundits as the “Kenya coalition” features the CDU/CSU whose colors are black, SPD (red) and the Greens, with the combined semblance to the Kenyan flag.
The eyes of the international community are turning towards the enablers of Sudan civil war, days after the country’s militias formed a parallel government in Nairobi.
Sam Mugumya captures the vanity of power in its ephemeral element. Mugumya is an ex-political prisoner who braved eight years in a DRC prison.
Kenyans will cough in excess of Sh2 billion to compensate the owners of Nakumatt Ukay mall demolished at the crack of dawn by a multi-agency government team back in 2018.
Noordin Haji and Gen Charles Kahariri publicly opened up on state of the country’s security, speaking firmly about their resolve to maintain a constitutional order.
Security chiefs warned of national challenges that need to be contained. Haji said institution has been misrepresented because of its nature