President Cyril Ramaphosa expresses, on behalf of all South Africans, his profound sadness at the passing today, Sunday 26 December 2021, of Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Mpilo Tutu. Archbishop Tutu, the last surviving South African laureate of the Nobel Peace Prize, passed away in Cape Town at the age of 90. President Ramaphosa expresses his heartfelt […]

By Pauline Njoroge If I were to advice every university (undergraduate) student and every college student who is participating in active politics this season, I would tell them not to lose sight of what really matters. I have heard stories and I know others, of people who took a sabbatical from their studies to engage […]

The South Sudan government is nearly grinding into a halt after it emerged that 70% of the tax collected doesn’t go into government coffers but is siphoned away by none other than the man incharge of South Sudan Tax agency, a Tanzanian Patrick K Mugoya. The Tanzanian who got the job last year, immediately formed […]

Kenyan politics is weird man. Rachael Shebesh, can disappear to God-knows-where for five years, and the last year to election, she shows up at the Luo festival, charge the crowd with Tibim! chantings and say,”Raundi hii tunapanda mlima, na lazima tufike…” And just like that she will be a CS in Raila’s government. Last elections […]

Memo 79 From The National Welfare Desk of Men {LONG, 10-Minute Read} WHY MILLENNIALS SHOULD PARENT THEMSELVES Do you sometimes meet some adults, and you feel like this one deserves a nyahunyo, or that backhand slap that can recalibrate their mind to default settings? Often, I do. Every day, I am meeting men and women […]

Scholar Dennis Ouma decides to educate Kenyans on Dholuo vocabularies after ‘Twak Makende’ tag on the newly unveiled Ramogi TV sparked intense debate on social media. Ouma: “Twak Makende (special interview. Let’s get some more Dholuo. Ombulu( votes), Diel ( A goat).Thum( Music) ,Bika( come here). Abiro( I’m coming), Osiepa (my friend). Abiro goyi (I […]