Opinion
Faith or Fraud? The Rise of Rogue Churches in Kenya and the Urgent Call for Stricter Regulation
By Emmanuel Rono There has been a phenomenal boom in religious institutions especially the churches in the last decade in Kenya. In Kenya, freedom of worship is guaranteed by the …
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Navigating Mental Health: Finding Balance in Life’s Circus
By Catherine Olivia Maintaining good mental health can often feel like juggling flaming swords while riding a unicycle—a balancing act that’s tricky but entirely possible. “Mental health isn’t about being …
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Raila Odinga: Kenya Needs You Back in the Opposition
By Emmanuel Rono Over the years, Raila Odinga has repeatedly appeared in the Kenyan politics, contesting and losing elections, enduring betrayals, and weathering political storms that would have made one …
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Ubuntu Democracy: Reclaiming Kenya’s Constitutional Promise Through Grassroots Power
By Chebusiit Araap Keter Kenya's 2010 Constitution begins with a radical declaration: "All sovereign power belongs to the people... and shall be exercised only in accordance with this Constitution" (Article …
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The Shadow of Colonialism in Kenya’s Education System: Perpetuating Class Divisions and the Quest for True Liberation
By Chebusiit Araap Keter When Kenya gained independence in 1963, the nation inherited more than just a flag and an anthem. It inherited a colonial education system meticulously designed to …
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Liteito: The Timeless Art of Sharpening Tools and Minds
By Baroswa Francis K. Araap Talam Throughout history, sharpening stones have played a crucial role in shaping human civilization. From farm implements to weapons, early humans relied on various techniques …
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Kenya's Journey to Constitutional Reform: From Independence to the 2010 Constitution and the Unfulfilled Promise of Executive Accountability
By Chebusiit Araap Keter Kenya’s pursuit of constitutional reform has been a protracted struggle, marked by political upheaval, public activism, and hard-fought compromises. The culmination of this journey—the promulgation of …
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The Foreign Aid Paradox: How Monies from the Poor in Wealthy Nations end up in the Hands of the Rich and Powerful in Poor Nations
By Chebusiit Araap Keter Foreign aid has long been framed as a moral obligation—a lifeline from wealthy nations to uplift struggling communities. But beneath this noble veneer lies a thornier …
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Breaking the Cycle: How Kenya’s Politics Lost Its Soul—And How We Can Reclaim It
By Chebusiit Araap Keter The Golden Era of Service—When Politics Meant Sacrifice In the early years of independence, Kenya’s political landscape was painted with hope. Leaders like Martin Shikuku, Jean-Marie …
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Corruption and the Plunder of Kenya’s Wealth: A Historical and Contemporary Analysis
By Chebusiit Araap Keter Kenya’s story since independence is one of stolen dreams. A nation blessed with sunlight, geothermal steam, minerals, and fertile soils has watched its wealth vanish into …
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