In moments when an ethnic community finds itself in a crisis, its spontaneous response is to blame everyone but itself: introspection becomes anathema – it searches...
The tissue that connects the depoliticisation of development, the blind deployment of technology, and the professionalisation of the cabinet is Jubilee’s shamelessness. No political party is...
CHRISTINE MUNGAI explores Kenya's new prison industrial complex and unearths the fundamental flaws in Jubilee's plan to make jails profitable.
DAUTI KAHURA explores the similarities between the Change-the-Constitution movement orchestrated by the so-called Kiambu Mafia in the 1970s and current calls to amend the constitution that...
WANJALA S. NASONG’O uses dialectical laws to explain why kingmakers never become kings in Kenya.
As the economy takes a turn for the worse, many of President Uhuru Kenyatta’s disappointed followers are seeking solace in religion. By DAUTI KAHURA
