By Jerome Ogola That churches/mosques and any form of worship are categorized as non essential services, and closed alongside bars and brothels, to mitigate the spread of COVID-19, is an issue to ponder for every religionst If indeed prayers were any useful, the authorities would’ve announced that we cease everything and rush to church for […]

By Canon Omondi What shall purify the church? If Jesus had came to the church today, I doubt he would he change the script. But he would have to deal with the effects of COVID-19. He would ride his donkey on streets without the usual processions of Palm Sunday since this government has banned all […]

By Rev’d Canon Omondi Silence… in Gethsemane I become a frequent guest at Gethsemane. Issues concerning our nation drew me to this garden of prayer. They weighed heavy on my heart, the way a nightmare would trouble a waking mind. If only I could mangle and model the country, like children do plasticine or mud […]

By Evans Ombajo Look through the fog: The reason why the Chinese are mad at Africans and now blaming them for covid 19 is because something is happening that they did not foresee. China expected the world to be economically dependent on them after this pandemic, but its becoming evident that countries that had been […]

By Mc’Olonde Irony… When we posit that Kenya is not ready for a lockdown without food aid. You dismiss us with President Nana Ado quotes. You insist the people should be forced to starve for their own good, that somehow they’ll survive 30days without food. Then when a little food aid leads to a little […]

Munglu Dikembe There was nothing wrong, repugnant or taboo in the Siaya burial and Governor Rasanga should be congratulated for it. But first, my condolences to the deceased’s family. The case of the Siaya man must be discoursed within the context of an “emergency burial”. Any burial arising from a suspected COVID case – real […]

Perhaps Uhuru Raila handshake is the most talked about since the 2017 general election but what many forget are the several dangerous political baits at county level that have seen many politicians lose or win various positions; governors, Senators and MPs. It takes more than millions of cash and oratory skills to win an election […]

By Kenyatta Otieno David Ndii decided to belabour his Luos are cheap jab. The economist is suffering from two things. First, he has what I call the Seth Sendashonga pit of political moderates. This is when a political moderate chooses to cross and play in the opponent’s side then a fallout follows. When the fall […]