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A society that belittles medicine belittles life itself, and a faith that demonises science misunderstands the God who gives knowledge, wisdom, insight, and steady hands.
Truth be told, Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro embodies the skill and spirit of the leader Kenyans nationwide are thirsting for.
Christian leadership, the author argues, must be central and formative rather than a marginal “alternative” that merely coexists with dominant cultural norms.
Leaders must prioritise love and moral integrity over projects to build a lasting legacy and inspire true societal progress.
Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent with a solemn call to repentance and reflection, symbolised by the tracing of ash and the reminder of human mortality.
As political power shifts, questions arise over whether morality and ethics can keep pace, especially when ousted party members are expected to vanish from the scene.
Auditor General Nancy Gathungu delivers impactful reports through numbers and data, quietly shaking the nation without speeches or fanfare.
When leaders at the highest level describe opponents using crude references—especially to body parts—and offer no apology, something fundamental shifts.
Gen Z in Kenya is one such movement.
On the night of May 4, Reverend Julius Ngari Ndumia of Tabuga Parish in the Presbyterian Church of East Africa was murdered.
The family unit has been stretched to breaking point. When parents cannot feed, educate or clothe their children, authority shifts.
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