By: Fr Kongowea To sit beside Francis Atwoli, the titan of Kenyan trade unionism, is to prepare...
Opinion
By Ndung’u Wainaina First, I wish all sovereign people of Kenya a healthy, safe, humane, and dignified...
Crime in Kenya is no longer a distant headline—it is a daily reality gnawing at the nation’s...
Christmas is no longer just about crowded halls, endless feasts, and glittering lights—it is about finding meaning...
Mental health is not a luxury—it is the invisible foundation holding our lives together. Yet in Kenya...
Kenya Doesn’t Have A Leadership Problem. It Has A Voter Problem; And That’s Why Justice Terrifies Us
Kenya Doesn’t Have A Leadership Problem. It Has A Voter Problem; And That’s Why Justice Terrifies Us
By Gitile Naituli There is a comforting lie societies tell themselves when they are unwilling to confront...
Diaspora voices are no longer whispers from afar—they are thunderclaps shaping politics at home. In today’s interconnected...
Across Kenya, Chamas—informal cooperative savings and investment groups—have grown into powerful financial networks that shape communities and...
In Kenya, the youth are often celebrated as the leaders of tomorrow, yet when it comes to...
Gender-based violence (GBV) remains one of the most pressing and harmful issues in today’s society. It affects...