By Jerome Ogola via FB PRESIDENCY belongs to a community and it is worthy to fight tooth and nail, just to bring it home. It is worth, to invest your emotions in it It is worthy to hate and even attack your a fellow poor man, from the other tribe, so that the rich man […]

By Raila Odinga via FB Transforming Kenya from a poor to a prosperous country will require a very deliberate focus on turning around the fortunes of rural Kenya. As Prime Minister, I championed slum upgrading as a means of ensuring those fleeing rural areas do not end up in more deplorable urban dwellings. President Uhuru […]

By Michael Nanjala Yeah! So the lunatic at gitanga road is at it again, he has sent to members and in breach of data protection laws 444 pages of garbage, using our personal mobile phones which we never gave him nor authorized him to make communication to us privately and when we are out of […]

Photo: United Nations rapporteur general Maina Kiai in a past event with civil society leaders. He is the most trusted Kenyan in human rights matters, a nationalist, Pan Africanists and UN ambassador, he was classmate of President Obama at Harvard Law school By Silas Nyanchwani via FB Those with political brains insist that Central Kenya(read […]

By Odhiambo Levin Opiyo via FB Haiti and the Congo factor. DRC has been beset by political violence for decades despite being one of the richest countries. Even though this may be attributed to external forces and economic factors, rebellion among the Congolese is a deeply entrenched culture that dates back to the period of […]

By Odhiambo Levin Opiyo Tom Mboya , who was assassinated 52 years ago, was one of the front-runners in the struggle to succeed President Jomo Kenyatta, a struggle that was a burning issue in Kenya’s politics. In him, the country lost one of its most brilliant leaders, and his death did intensify the bitter rivalries […]

By Kenyatta Otieno via FB Odhiambo Beda pulled me into this new rule that a degree will be a requirement for seeking elective post in Kenya. First, it is discriminatory because about 1% of Kenyans have degrees. This will lock out the majority from leadership roles. Secondly, the government has never made university education available […]

By Jerome Ogola via FB Sunset has come for Sosion’s tenure at KNUT He has left the giant trade union in ICU, struggling to remain alive He may be a poor strategist, because it is in his tenure that the union collapsed, but again his bravado, confidence and eloquence remains outstanding Apart from his latter […]

By Robert Alai via FB One thing Kenyans must know is that the Luos are not going back to the streets to die for anyone. We died more than anyone else in 2007/2008. We died more than anyone else in 2013 and the same in 2017. Since independence, we have really suffered and our livelihoods […]