The Kenyan media reports cases of (alleged) members of the police service in Kenya shooting suspected criminals regularly. One of the…
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Corruption takes many forms. It often entails dishonest or fraudulent conduct by those in power, including bribery, embezzlement, and…
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The National Police Service in Kenya threatens occasionally to take part in go-slows to pressure the government to increase their…
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When people talk about activism in Kenya, it mostly sounds as if it is a bad thing. The reason is that activism (especially political…
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People receive a budget in budget forums. A government budget is a document presenting the government’s proposed revenues, spending…
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People want to see a road and use it. However, they do not care how it came about or who shall maintain it in future. It applies to…
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In an article, former Isiolo Deputy Governor Mohamed Guleid enumerates various points on why Kenya needs a dual political party system.
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The general elections see a massive turnout from Kenyan youth every five years. The youth make nearly two-thirds of the total…
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What does it mean to be literate? It is the ability to read and write. Yet, many literate Kenyans suffer from ignorance, brainwash…
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For Kenyan politics, what you vote for is what you get. Democracy in Kenya does not produce many prudent leaders. It is garbage in…
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It is early morning on the day after Christmas. The time is around 4.30 a.m. I am walking along Moi Avenue in Nairobi heading to The…
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Kenyans still suffer from CDF mentality despite the progressive changes brought by devolution. This new form of governance…
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