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March 30, 2024

Here is How the Easter Message Can Help Renew our Commitment Against Corruption

Virtually all politicians in this country rightfully lash out against corruption during public rallies. Most Kenyans also detest corruption. Yet this scourge remains entrenched…

Business, Economy

March 16, 2024

How Kenyan CEOs Can Secure the Future of our Nation

At least seven out of ten working Kenyans are engaged in the private sector. Seemingly unappreciated by many, this data from the Kenya National…

Economy

March 9, 2024

Why the Current Passport Gridlock Must Not Not Be Allowed to Persist

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…

Economy, Environment

March 2, 2024

Here are Four Ways Kenya Can Embrace Progress and Celebrate Success as We Forge a Sustainable Future

The United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA) recently wrapped up its business in Nairobi, with Kenya once again playing a leading role in global environmental…

Healthcare

February 24, 2024

Here’s How We Can Confront Kenya’s Healthcare Crisis and Medical Errors because Life and Death is in the balance

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…

Business

February 17, 2024

How Sports Is the Game Changer That Can Transform Kenya’s Future

As we reflect on the recent Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) where Côte d’Ivoire triumphed over Nigeria, and as we mourn the loss of…

Automotive Industry, Environment

February 10, 2024

Here Is Why We Must Call for Transparency and Consumer Protection In The Used Car Market

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…

Environment, Leadership

February 3, 2024

How Tapping into the Creativity of Children can Save Us From Current Downturn

In a period marked by Kenya’s complex struggles, the narrative of Adora Kavengi Kioli, my 9‑year-old niece who recently assumed the role of president…

Economy

January 27, 2024

Here is a Full Dose for Getting Kenya Out of Its Economic Sickbed

I spent the last week in Zambia where I met one of the world’s most renown economists and a former World Bank team member.…

Economy

January 20, 2024

Why there is an Urgent Need for NTSA’s Efficiency in Kenya’s Motorcycle Industry

Today, I am extremely unhappy, as the motorcycle industry, a cornerstone of Kenya’s mobility sector and a key employer of youth, faces an unprecedented…

Environment

January 13, 2024

Why We Must Focus on Water Security, Agricultural Productivity and Food Safety

God has forever shown kindness to Kenya, a nation often grappling with water scarcity, and now, we are witnessing an unusual meteorological phenomenon —…

Environment

January 6, 2024

Why Our Environmental Conservation Efforts Must Have a Human Face

My peaceful New Year’s break in my village in Kitui, was abruptly interrupted by the relentless roar of a chainsaw. The sound persisted for…

Environment, Leadership

December 16, 2023

Why UN Climate Conferences Need a Radical Re-Think

So, global delegations have just returned home after attending a major Climate Change Conference in Dubai. Separately, if you are a farmer, you have probably…

Economy, Environment

December 9, 2023

How We Can Maximize Community Benefits from Carbon Credits Far Beyond Current Broker Profits

As negotiators battle it out on matters loss and damage of climate change impacts at COP 28 in Dubai, Kenyan communities can earn significantly…

Economy

December 2, 2023

How E‑waste Can Inject Billions into Kenya’s Economy While Transforming Livelihoods

Last week’s experience at the prestigious 3rd Africa International eWaste Conference hosted by WEEE Centre in Nairobi, where I had the honor of speaking,…

Economy, National Cohesion

November 25, 2023

This is How We Can Use Our Brains to Transform Kenya

Tumia akili! Use your brain! This phrase is commonly used in Kenya when an agitated person lashes out at their offender, urging them to…

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