I know things are tough, but we should spend more – Melchizedek Asuma
“On or about 1910,” writes Virginia Woolf, “human character changed.” The truth behind this statement – despite the writer’s conviction- […]
Youth Inclusion – By Halanga Adam
On a daily basis a number of youth support groups and various individuals across the country rally for youth inclusion
Revenue Allocation – Saruni Lemargeroi
The recent debate on the allocation of revenue elicited mixed reactions, offering a glimpse into challenges and opportunities in the
The need to be considerate when electing leaders – Felix Odhiambo
We are the people guided and guarded by the constitution, we are the same people exploited and used in the
Katiba @ 10 – Lincoln Oyugi
“We the people are the rightful masters of both parliament and courts. Not to overthrow the Constitution but to overthrow
Youth should take ownership of their future – Levin Banns Ouma
Talk of youth as future leaders may sound so novel. This is despite the fact that it has always been
Kenya needs Kenyans, now more than ever – Kibet Brian
“Will we succumb to chaos, division, and inequality? Or will we right the wrongs of the past and move forward
What is so public about participation when youth are not involved? – Stephen Gathaga
Considering the fact that the youths are the future and the representation of any nation, Kenya is not exempted from
Repeated lies and accepted truths – By Barbra Ouma
There are always two sides to a story. A story is never complete if you don’t listen to both sides.
Sadly, ten years later after the promulgation of the Constitution, these basic rights are still a dream for the girl child.
Chapter 4 of the Constitution of Kenya is an ambitious aspiration that is meant to promote equality, equity, inclusion, and