During a recent prayer breakfast, I experienced a long-awaited and truly captivating session with renowned water experts Dr. Alain Gachet, Clement Gachet and their…
Have you ever hiked a mountain? It’s nerve-wracking, extremely tiring, yet quite rewarding and fulfilling. A few years ago, I hiked Mt. Longonot with…
Like millions of other Kenyans, my parents are smallholder farmers. According to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), there are 33 million smallholder farms…
In recent times, Kenya has witnessed a series of unsettling disputes within government circles, marked by infighting and insubordination. Notable incidents include the clash…
Yesterday, I was pleasantly surprised to hear about an innovative strategy that Karura Community Church is developing to engage the youth on mental health.…
Virtually all politicians in this country rightfully lash out against corruption during public rallies. Most Kenyans also detest corruption. Yet this scourge remains entrenched…
At least seven out of ten working Kenyans are engaged in the private sector. Seemingly unappreciated by many, this data from the Kenya National…
Last year on May 31st, Interior Cabinet Secretary Prof. Kithure Kindiki promised to clear the backlog of 42,000 passport applications within 21 days. He…
The United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA) recently wrapped up its business in Nairobi, with Kenya once again playing a leading role in global environmental…
My mind is deeply perturbed by the recurring life-threatening events affecting our people, especially since these incidents are occurring in our hospitals, where lives…
As President Ruto’s entourage battles with jet lag upon returning from a successful trip to Tokyo and Aichi, I am filled with transformative suggestions…