Kenya Pipeline Company storage facility in Nairobi. [File, Standard] I was thinking about this privatisation bug that seems to have bitten the powers that be and I concluded that, as much as every government has to set its…
Youth during a past Gen Z protest in Mombasa. To transform Kenya’s youth bulge into a…
The church in Kenya stands again at a moral crossroads. In the last election, it did…
Environmental activist Truphena Muthoni hugs an indigenous tree in Nyeri. [Courtesy] On a cold night in…
Weekly Opnions Round Up
Broad-based or ‘handshake governments’ are not a new phenomenon. Kenya’s governance system – from independence, the advent of multi-party politics, to the present times…
Lions waiting for pray at the Maasai Mara river. [FILE/Standard} Whoever said ‘seeing is believing’ couldn’t be more right. This week, I got an…
Kenya’s 2010 Constitution, through Article 1, proclaims that “all sovereign power belongs to the people of Kenya.” This general will — inalienable and indivisible…
Basic Education PS Julius Bitok receives eight classrooms and three ablution blocks at the Kwa Njenga Primary School in Nairobi from the US ambassador Marc Dillard…