Two Cents on Political Involvement – By Philomena Irungu
Do you know that even if you do not vote, the elected leaders do rule over you with their decisions […]
Implement the two-third gender rule now, it is long overdue – By Kibet Brian
Of the innovations of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010 the gender parity provision that not more than two-thirds of positions
Do hashtags that push for social justice really connect us? – By Billy Osogo
WHAT IS SARS? SARS is an acronym for the Special Anti-Robbery Squad formed in 1992 to combat armed robbery and
Public Participation; Histrionic yada yada or real? – By Kibet Brian
Article 10 of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010 recognizes public participation amongst others as one of the national values and
Kenya’s Youth: G.O.A.T or Scapegoats? – By Billy Osogo
The death of the two young people in Kenol, Murang’a, should disturb us. I watched poignantly as their families spoke
International Tax Justice Academy 2020 – by Faith Ogega
Illicit Financial Flows are a significant threat to Africa’s Sustainable Development Goals. The International Tax Justice Academy (ITJA) is a
Men, we must check our privilege – By Billy Osogo
Data from the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics’ 2019 census count shows that there are 24, 014, 716 women in
Implement the two-third gender rule now, it is long overdue – by Kibet Brian
Of the innovations of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010 the gender parity provision that not more than two-thirds of positions
Pro Choice, Pro Life: A complicated debate – By Mercy Chepkemoi
Abortion is an emotive, sensitive, and divisive issue often riddled with arguments on the fetus as a right bearer and
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Our politicians are spending too much time focusing on the wrong thing – By Barbra Ouma
To say politics is a dirty game is an understatement. Kenyan politics is a notch higher. It is filled with