El Niño Is Coming: Will Kenya Harvest Rain or Count the Losses?
Some warnings carry memories. A recent discussion about another powerful El Niño has taken me back to 1997 and 1998. I witnessed that season…
Transformative Thoughts & Published Articles by Dr. Kalua Green
Why Kenya’s New Inflation Report Is Really About the Price of Survival
Recently, Susan, my wife, returned from shopping, surprised that the same amount of money bought less. That day, Abraham Moti, whom Susan and I…
How Kenya grows the world’s tea and gives away the fortune
On Friday night, I stood with the CITAM Men’s Chorale inside PCEA Kahawa Farmers during an overnight hymn session of praise and worship. Somewhere…
MY35: LET EVERY FAMILY GROW KENYA’S FUTURE
Sometimes a nation’s biggest questions begin with a simple reflection: How old are you? Imagine your life measured in trees, each bearing your name, story, and…
Why Kenya Must Stop Waiting for Heroes
Last Friday, I stood beside two graves that reminded me how quickly life can change and how long a meaningful life can continue to…
How Kitui’s ‘Run for Rain’ Can Become a New Template for Solving Kenya’s Oldest Problems
This week as I prepared for the ‘Kitui Run for Rain’ race, the country woke up to yet another school tragedy where sixteen girls…
Kenya Is Over-Politicized and Under-Systemized
Over the past few weeks, many Kenyans woke up angry again. Fuel prices had risen sharply. Transport costs followed suit. Food prices quietly began…
Kenya Must Convert Its Import Bill into a Green Production Plan
In Kavisuni market in Kitui, a livestock farmer named Mutonga once boasted that he did not need arithmetic because his eyes could count cattle.…
Leaders Must Build the History Kenya Will Be Proud to Read
Many Kenyans think history is what dead stones remember. Greece recently taught me that history is what living leaders write every day. In 2025,…
Kenya will not change until justice stops negotiating with power and starts governing it
“Leo wacheni niseme kinitoke.” This Swahili slang means ‘allow me to free myself by saying it all!’ For far too long, we have believed…
This Easter, Kenya must eliminate asbestos before the next generation suffers its health effects
In Kenya, an old roof is often mistaken for a reliable one. In too many schools, hospitals, and public offices, that assumption is dangerously…
A country that floods today and faces drought tomorrow has a management problem
In Greek mythology, Sisyphus was condemned to roll a heavy stone uphill every day, only for it to roll back down just before reaching the top.…
When leadership becomes a circus, the nation must remember it is also the audience
There is a Kamba saying that always comes to mind in moments like this. Musyi wa mutuku, utungilawawa vala waumila.An arrow that hits you at…
Kenya Airways must be rebuilt as a national system of trust
Kenya Airways will not be saved by planes alone. It will be saved by judgment under pressure. In aviation, the true test of leadership…
Why Emotional Inflation Is Kenya’s Real Crisis
Six years ago, a close friend shared a story I once mentioned in this column, and I have never forgotten it. He was walking…
What the Airport Strike Revealed About Kenya’s Alignment
Last week, as airport operations slowed across Kenya, the effects were immediate. Flights were delayed. Families were stranded. Cargo sat idle. Meetings were postponed.…
