Makueni teaches us that universal health coverage is doable and that we do not need to have the resources of an industrialised country to achieve it.
Africans a-liberate Zimbabwe I’n’I a-liberate Zimbabwe. So sang the late, great, Jamaican reggae star, Bob Marley in 1979, just a year before the country was finally...
Eliminating traffic deaths and injuries is an achievable goal. But to do it, Kenya must change, not just its roads and its drivers, but itself.
In his op-ed for the Washington Post, Kenya’s President Uhuru Kenyatta expressed “every confidence that the impasse in Kenya would be resolved by the new vote.”...
Corruption is Kenya’s favorite political pastime. It is the grease that oils the machinery of the extractive colonial state and an effective stick for the opposition...
The Kenyan Supreme Court surprise decision at the beginning of September to annul the country’s presidential election wrong-footed most commentators. It has left egg on many,...
For the second time in as many elections, presidential candidate Raila Odinga has taken his case to Kenya’s highest court, the Supreme Court, alleging that he...
Kenya is today truly in the grip of election fever. Political temperatures are rising, the economy is at a standstill as votes are counted and tallied....
When Kenyan troops crossed the proverbial Rubicon and entered Somalia nearly six years ago, it caught almost everyone by surprise. It was Kenya’s first sustained and...
Nairobi, Kenya – AGENDA NUMBER ONE IS POMBE In July 2015, Kenya’s President Uhuru Kenyatta summoned Members of Parliament from the country’s central region to State House...
The war on drugs has failed. It has failed to stop, or even slow, the production, trafficking and consumption of drugs.