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The devil is in the details: Why We Need to Review Omnibus Bills Thoroughly
By Derrick Makhandia
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Ward Bill Upsets Separation of Powers by Side-lining County Assemblies
By Gitungo Wamere
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MPs should join hands with Environment ministry to crack down senior government officers abetting illegal logging
Our first Nobel laureate, the late Prof. Wangari Maathai once said that we are faced with a challenge that calls for a shift in our …
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Bill to Amend NHIF Act Timely
Health is one of President Uhuru Kenyatta’s big four agenda. As part of his legacy the President appears keen on making healthcare affordable for all …
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Is Parliament a House of Cards?
Kenya is a country of great paradox. People who run down this country and steal billions of taxpayer’s money and store them in offshore accounts …
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Food insecurity in Kenya is self-inflicted
By Gitungo Wamere
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Why are Kenyans Comfortable With Mediocrity?
By Gitungo Wamere
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Of slaves of debt, wastage and extravagance
By Gitungo Wamere
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Parliament’s adoption of the vetting committee recommendations signals end of their oversight role
If there’s a time Kenyans need to take public participation in parliamentary business seriously, that time is now. The recent vetting of the nine nominees …
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Cabinet Secretary Vetting by Parliament a Charade
Lately, it appears as though breaking the law is the new normal. All politicians are talking about the need to follow the rule of law, …
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The tale of a country marred by illegalities
The Revolution Will Not Be Televised was a song done by Gil Scott-Heron. An American spoken word artist, Musician and Poet. On 30th January NASA’s …
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Parliament still a dead beat dad; is there hope for better?
In a country where it’s normal for some citizens to miss certain meals; live in shacks unworthy of a pig sty and spend their days …