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Leaders Should Learn a Thing or Two from Our Heroes.
The fanfare during the Mashujaa Celebrations at the Mama Ngina Water Front in Mombasa was a good attempt at making up for the silent return …
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The excellence displayed by Kipchoge should not be in vain
Eliud Kipchoge took Kenya and the world to the moon, chances are we may not be getting back down to earth soon. What he achieved …
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The state should harness the potential in art for inclusive governance
The curtains of the 2019 Too Early for Birds (TEFB) Tom Mboya edition came down after five 3-hour shows that were a rollercoaster of emotions. …
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Government agencies let down Mariam and her daughter
It’s certainly become a norm for death stories to top daily broadcasts to a point where we’re becoming numb to it. News of the death …
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The Ground Addresses a Great Concern For Frequented Oversight
Kwa Ground Vitu Ni Different a common Kenyan phrase among the youth, which translates matters on the ground are different. The same is the state …
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Normalization of menstruation needs to start from the top
Aisha Hinds of the Shots Fired series once said, “It goes against natural order for a parent to bury their child.” Jackeline Chepng’eno’s parents were …
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Rise above political entitlement and focus on making an impact
“It is written: ‘My house will be called a house of prayer. But you’re making it ‘a den of robbers’,” said Jesus as he drove …
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Strengthening the National Values in Our Civic Space
‘I'd rather die on my feet, than live on my knees,’ states Spencer Sankale a senior accountant in Maasai Mara University in an expose dubbed …
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The success or failure of the census all lies in the planning
Unto whom much is given, much is expected. This aptly applies to Dr Fred Matiang’i, a man on whose shoulders many responsibilities have been placed. …
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Stalemate on Revenue Bill will only hurt Kenyans
The current show of might between the National Assembly and the Senate is escalating to unpleasant heights and the casualty of this is not only …
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Law to effect public participation is a timely proposal.
The timing of the Public Participation Bill sponsored by Senator Amos Wako couldn’t have been better with the rising interest by Kenyans to take part …
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On the matter of citizens’ perception on MPs’ roles
“If I don’t promise my people roads, bridges, hospitals and schools, I won’t be elected as an MP,” said nominated Senator Abshiro Halake during Civic …