Kiplagat report links most ethnic violence to land grievances
The Truth, Justice and Reconciliation Commission report reveals that land injustices played a critical role in fuelling ethnic violence.
Read More »ICC changes judge in Ruto’s case
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has set up two chambers to deal with the two Kenyan cases to reduce workload during the trial.
Read More »Team proposes Reconciliation Day
The Truth Justice and Reconciliation Commission has recommended that the President convenes a National Reconciliation Conference Day within six months of receiving its report.
Read More »Couple sues State for Sh10m compensation
The parents of a student shot dead by flying squad officers 15 years ago are yet to be compensated despite a court order.
Read More »ICC creates two Trial Chambers for Kenyan cases
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has constituted two Trial Chambers for the two Kenyan cases.
Read More »50 years later, political union evades East Africa
As President Uhuru Kenyatta called for the integration of the African Continent in his address at the just concluded World Economic Forum held in Cape Town, he was touching on a union that Kenya and her East African neighbours have grappled with for over 50 years.
MPs seek details on Ruto trip
Members of the National Assembly want details of the recent tour by Deputy President William Ruto to West and Central Africa to end speculation on the trip’s cost.
High cost of mortgages fuelling housing deficit
With just 20,000 home loans taken, owning a house remains the preserve of a few
- Size does matter when choosing pension scheme
- Misery for farmers as row delays fertiliser distribution
- KCB intensifies staff recruitment to increase shareholder value
- Epson targets Kenyan Market with new printers
- The big losers in Safaricom’s Sh12b dividend payout
- NOCK seeks to rollout 100 service stations
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+1.00 last 70.00G4S chief quits after series of embarrassments
G4S, the world's largest security group, is replacing its chief executive after a series of failures including a staffing fiasco at the 2012 London Olympics culminated in a recent profit warning.
Tusker face Gor in a match they must win to retain credibility
Can Tusker afford another loss on the local front? This will be the big question when the team faces Gor Mahia Wednesday in a Kenyan Premier League (KPL) Top eight return match at Nyayo Stadium.
Agriculture key to Kenyan prosperity
Kenya’s agricultural system is amongst the most developed in Africa. Directly or indirectly – agriculture accounts for about half of all economic activity.
- Only State should tackle insecurity, not mobs, vigilantes
- Decisive action must be taken to stem insecurity
- Learn from JAB’s failures by addressing its challenges
- MPs should be paid by performance ranking
- Cabinet Secretaries must sustain spirit of new law
- Here comes the Cabinet, and being new it has chance to effect change
Ex-Nokia team makes rival smartphone
A company made up of former Nokia employees has shown off Jolla, a new smartphone with a custom operating system known as Sailfish.
Lakeside city gripped in fear amid soaring insecurity
It is a little past six in the evening and a handful of patrons gather at a popular pub at the heart of Kisumu’s Central Business District.
Changing face of activism
Kuxi Ghai is a stunning beauty. She schooled in London, stays alone and is single. Then there is Mary Ingabire — a sassy university student, who loves to write about love and boys on her Facebook page.
How political repression can destroy thriving democratic political culture
My death was, unfortunately, very highly exaggerated. As a matter of fact, no such thing happened, and I thought those calling me to find out what had happened were confused by some new calendar, since April Fools’ Day had long come and gone.
- Our varsities should be held accountable for State support
- Focusing on MPs salaries may leave us a penny wise, but pound foolish
- Are Kenyan voters like pigs?
- Nothing like a common rival to keep political friends together
- Public input in picking CDF boards good idea but not ripe yet
- An appreciation of my friend Mutula, a man of quick wit, disarming charm
Why luxury Jet for Ruto and no food for the hungry
It has been recently reported in the media that Deputy President William Ruto has hired himself a sh 100 million jet at tax payers expense at a time when over 60 per cent of the population is living under one dollar per day.
- What proponents of gay marriage should know?
- Why ICC cases against Uhuru, Ruto should not be terminated
- Why government-sponsored university students are disadvantaged
- CJ Mutunga opens to Raila, other critics
- Why Ex-PM ‘back-Door’ admission to 11th Parliament is suicidal
- CJ Mutunga’s reaction on criticism eroding his credibility
A Woman loses her Private Parts After Cheating
A 29-year-old Bulawayo woman from Matshobana suburb got the shock of her life when she woke up in the morning and realised her private parts were missing, it is alleged.
