Why Mombasa Port Efficiency Can Revamp East Africa’s Economy
Last week, I was privileged to witness President William Ruto preside over the Port Reforms Working Group Consultative Forum at the Berth 22 of…
Transformative Thoughts & Published Articles by Dr. Kalua Green
Let Us Recapture the Family Values and Rebuild Our Family Units To Heal Our Nation
Last week, my mother was travelling back home from an engagement in Kitui town when a pedestrian meandered onto the road without warning. Luckily,…
Here Are Five Reasons That Demonstrate The Power Of Reconciliation As The Key to Fuel Kenya’s Growth
Kenya’s recent events have reminded me of a Kamba saying that states, “Kimbu kiendaa kavola nikwaa muingi” which translates to “a chameleon which is…
Why The Recent Londiani Accident Should Be A Turning Point For Kenya’s Road Safety
Last Tuesday, I participated in the popular Twitter Spaces discussion organized by Madam Claire Munde of Royal Media Services. This time the subject was…
Why The Current Debate on Kenyan Forests Must Go Beyond the Timber Dollars
This week the government lifted the logging ban, allowing for the harvesting of some trees in our forests. Away from the heated debates, this…
Why Electric Mobility May Be the Key to Kenya’s Transition to A Green Economy
After seven years of relentless efforts by a team of engineers from Europe, Asia and Kenya, Autopax Limited, a company that I founded unveiled…
Why Reconciliation Can be a powerful catalyst for Kenya’s Transformation
Since the National Prayer Breakfast held on June 7th, 2023 at the Safari Park Hotel, my mind has continued to be transfixed by the…
Why Political Controversy Must Not Obscure The Noble Provisions in The 2023/24 Budget
A Hartlaub’s Turaco is a dazzling green bird with dark blue wings, a black tail and a matching black crown. Although these birds can…
How The Bribery Act of 2016 can re-energise Our Flagging War Against Corruption
On October 18th 2016, during a State House Summit on Governance, the then President Uhuru Kenyatta voiced his frustration at the prevalence of corruption…
Why Strengthening the Middle Class Is the Key to Unlocking Kenya’s Economic Potential
If you earn between Sh46,356 and Sh184, 394 in a month, you are part of Kenya’s increasingly beleaguered middle class. You are a hero.…
Why The Finance Bill Might Spell Death Knell for Kenya’s Fledgling Middle Class
Kenya’s middle class is the center that holds the country together. If it falls apart, the country too inevitably falls apart. Last year in December,…
Let Us Consider Homegrown Solutions to Kenya’s Perennial Milk Shortage
There is an acute milk shortage in Kenya. This is according to the Kenya Dairy Board. We are experiencing a deficit of about 20…
Why We Must Inject Integrity into the labyrinth of car Importation from Japan
A labyrinth is a complicated irregular network of passages or paths in which it is difficult to find one’s way. Thousands of Kenyans who…
Here Are Three Key Lessons that Kenya can Learn from Japan
In 2021, Japan’s Prime Minister, 72-year-old Yoshihide Suga resigned after a coronavirus surge that his government failed to control. By doing so, he continued…
How Shakahola Massacre Exposes Kenya’s Three Societal Challenges
Ni kubaya, (slang meaning, things are thick!) This is almost the standard answer in Kenya these days to the question, ‘how are you?’ Are things…
Why The End of Ramadhan Should Provide Key Lessons for All Kenyans
The Holy Month of Ramadan is graciously over. But the lessons of the month should remain ingrained in us. This applies even to non-Muslims…
