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Welcome to the jungle where survival belongs to loudest engine
Kenya's dangerous driving culture and the daily struggles faced by owners of small cars and motorists, while the traffic police prioritise bribes, is causing co
Recklessness and arrogance bad for Mbadi's presidential ambition
CS Mbadi should work on some elements of his personality. He easily comes out as both reckless and arrogant, qualities that are inimical to his own declared amb
Take action to save children from savages
The rising threat against children points to a decadent society. A society in which people inflict pain on children and the vulnerable and even kill them is rot
Why many office workers today suffer from chronic back pain
While a worker is planted at an office desk for hours is considered disciplined and serious, we rarely question the effects of the modern chair we use.
'Learned' in Latin, lost in reality: The strange case of Kenya's justice system
Kenya's legal system remains highly influenced by colonial traditions, language, and legal frameworks, with clarity cross-examined until it confesses to confusi
Fuel strike may have been settled but seeds of budget protest germinating
Although the fuel strike has eased, concerns are growing that rising fuel costs and budget pressures could trigger wider public unrest over the government's eco
The President must respect the court's decision on graffiti
Matatu culture has grown offensive and increasingly lawless, and as the court ruled against matatus bearing graffiti, President Ruto refuses to honour the rulin
Transport sector strike has exposed deeper fuel crisis lessons
The fuel strike highlighted Kenya's fragile transport system, rising energy pressures and the urgent need for mass transit and fuel reserves.
Prof Wandiga, the village boy who hid his identity to chart pathways for the young
Prof Shem Oyoo Wandiga was the primary technical architect of the higher education funding system and personally negotiated a $60 million World Bank credit line