Thanks to the American people for nominating Hillary Clinton

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By Alexander opicho 9 years ago

Violence at Raila Rallies in Western not Planned by the Jubilee Government

The local media in Kenya, as well as the social-cum-digital media are all awash with stories about Raila Odinga blaming the incumbent government for influencing the youths in western province to protest with violence against his rallies. Raila implies that president Uhuru Kenyatta and his deputy Mr. William Ruto are the master planners of violence that has rocked his rallies in western Kenya.

By Alexander opicho 9 years ago

Dear Raila, Luhyia voters will not "eat" former Ministers

In your speech you were using very flimsy reasons as your argument for why the Luhyia people in the former Western province of Kenya must...

By Alexander opicho 9 years ago

Why Raila should respect President Uhuru and support him for a second term

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By Alexander opicho 9 years ago

Does Ndii’s sentiments make him a prophet of doom?

Three weeks ago the business community and the people in Kenya and Eastern Africa were woken up to the sad news that Chase bank and all of its branches in Kenya had gone under.

By Alexander opicho 9 years ago

Key enemies to climate talks in France: Cynicism and patrimonial capitalism

Observing the summit on climate change and global warming in France brings out three things.

By Alexander opicho 10 years ago

Wetangula needs to know the source of his political problems

Allegations of corruption against Moses Wetangula are too much

By Alexander opicho 10 years ago

Politicians at The Hague do no represent the interest of Kenyans

Kenyan members of parliament who are at The Hague don’t substantially represent the people of Kenya.

By Alexander Opicho 10 years ago

Were there falsified historical facts in Raila's book, The Flame of Freedom?

This book was published last year in Kenya

By Alexander Opicho 10 years ago

Why Pope Francis will enjoy being in Uganda than Kenya

Uganda and Kenya are only some days shy to the important visit by Pope Francis.

By Alexander Opicho 10 years ago

How Nyerere’s intellectual legacy influenced 2015 voting in Tanzania

Looking into Nyerere legacy on politics and national building in tanzania

By Alexander opicho 10 years ago

Degree, diploma requirements for political leaders is a malicious plot

The question of expertise and technocracy is beautifully taken care of in the Kenya constitution. It provides for the public office of cabinet secretaries. They are supposed to be graduates. They must be vetted by the parliament. They are supposed to be appointed to a ministerial position that is in line with professional education. What is the problem then? Or is this the political syndrome of the bourgeoisie parliament clique always repressing political ventilation of the masses and the working class as Karl Marx prophesized in the 18th Brumaire?

By Alexander opicho 10 years ago

More than ever, peacekeeping needs support

Eighteen months ago, Bentiu, like most towns in South Sudan, was bustling with the restlessness of markets, people trading and children going to school.

By Hervé Ladsous 10 years ago