Lives and families have been destroyed by a government unwilling to pay for goods and services it consumed.
The first business in the new cabinet’s order paper is, in the words of the prophet Isaiah; to bind up the broken heart of the nation.
This is a window of opportunity that, as a continent, we must seize to be able to navigate the turbulent waters of geopolitical leadership.
The US trip and the Finance Bill will be remembered for how they made the country snap into wakefulness
With Kalonzo Musyoka and his Kamba constituency drifting towards the Gema elites, will the Luos dash headlong into the bosom of William Ruto?
If Kenya Kwanza wants to engage in political shadowboxing, it will be their loss. More than ever, it should focus on humane and sensitive policy interventions.
Whether UDA wants to carve Gachagua as a sacrifice unto the political gods or to carve him as a carcass for the political hounds, the people must reject attempts to drawn into factional wars
As a country, we are ripe for a 'viable alternative revolution'. That revolution must stop government programmes that take from the needy and give to the greedy.
Kenya Kwanza has proven to be a government by blunder. They carefully turned the impeachment of the deputy president into a fully-fledged reality TV show.
As our ally and friend, we the young people suggest that you point it out to your political superiors that high unemployment rates will always manifest in high crime rates.
With two PhD holders at the helm, with humility and political dexterity, we can commence a journey of national renewal.
The street protests of 2023 and the attendant loss of lives were an indictment of our electoral system and our political institutions for their failure to guarantee credible elections.
Kenya Kwanza and her allies directed a series of epithets directed at Bishop Anthony Muheria specifically and the body of Christ generally.
Kenya, has always demonstrated willingness to give women and girls an equal opportunity which are geared towards rallying the international community towards a gender-inclusive world.
It is therefore very disingenuous when the political class try to marry politics and religion whenever they want to mischievously claim the high moral ground.
At the office of Prime Minister, we had the conception of the Lamu Port-South Sudan-Ethiopia-Transport, whose potential in opening the northern corridor remains unmatched.
For instance, there is an attempt to suggest that we have finally fixed the problems in the agriculture sector ostensibly because there was a purported fertiliser subsidy programme.
The man in the house on the hill, I must admit, is a consummate politician, but whose tenure at the top has been marked with a darker version of all the sins he accused his opponents of.
In view of the foregoing, we have collectively been treated to a very bad circus by this regime in regards to the new spate of abductions.
After the President’s many years in politics, after June 25, 2024, he does not need to get irked by the “Ruto must go” online chants.