Author: John
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The axe forgets, but the tree remembers. We have seen it and experienced it before. It was not a ‘cool’ experience. Elections are meant to be a celebration of democracy; a time when citizens choose their leaders peacefully and freely. In Kenya, as on the rest of the continent, voting is largely determined by ethnicity, […]
Bei ya gesi ya kupikia (LPG) nchini Kenya imepanda kwa kiwango cha kutisha, na kuwa mzigo mkubwa kwa familia nyingi. Kwa sasa, mtungi wa kilo 13 wa gesi unauzwa kwa wastani wa KSh 3,160, ilhali makampuni ya masoko hununua kwa KSh 1,261 pekee—tofauti kubwa inayozua maswali kuhusu udhibiti wa soko na uadilifu wa bei. Utafiti […]
In every thriving democracy, state institutions serve the people—not the political class. They enforce the law, protect citizens’ rights, and uphold justice without fear or favour. In Kenya, however, troubling signs point to a different reality: one where police, investigative bodies, and regulatory agencies are increasingly being used as political weapons. This is not only […]
A high-level Steering Committee meeting was held today May 13, 2025 in Nairobi to review progress on the Nairobi–Nakuru–Mau Summit–Eldoret–Malaba Road expansion project, one of Kenya’s most strategic infrastructure initiatives. The session, chaired by Dr. Chris Kiptoo, Principal Secretary at the National Treasury, brought together key government leaders to assess implementation milestones and inter-agency coordination. […]
Road accidents in Kenya have become a pressing issue, claiming lives and leaving families devastated. Kisii County, in particular, has witnessed a surge in fatal accidents, creating a ripple effect on the community. This report highlights the impact of road accidents, especially on children, and explores the broader economic and social consequences. Kisii has been […]
The season of Lent is one of the most significant periods in the Christian liturgical calendar. It is a time of reflection, penance, and preparation for the resurrection of Jesus Christ on Easter Sunday. Lent lasts for 40 days and culminates in Holy Week, which includes the celebration of Palm Sunday, Good Friday, and Easter. […]
Since gaining independence in 1963, the Kenyan government has grappled with various challenges in the housing sector, including limited access to affordable housing, inadequate housing conditions, and urbanization issues. The government’s efforts to address these challenges have evolved, with mixed results. Early Initiatives (1960s-1980s): In the early years following independence, the Kenyan government focused on […]
The war in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has been ongoing for decades, with multiple armed groups fighting for control of the country’s vast natural resources. The conflict has claimed the lives of millions of people and displaced millions more, making it one of the deadliest and most protracted conflicts in modern history. The […]
In today’s rapidly evolving world, the way children are raised has shifted dramatically, with many parents embracing a philosophy of overprotective love. While parental affection is undoubtedly essential for a child’s emotional development, the concept of “over love” — characterized by excessive indulgence, coddling, and shielding from any discomfort — has become increasingly prevalent. […]
The state of affairs in third world countries, particularly in Africa. Despite the numerous efforts that have been made to bring about change and development, it seems as though we are still a long way from liberation. One of the major issues plaguing many third world countries is the prevalence of warring nations and conflicts […]
