As Kenyans travelled back to Nairobi and Nakuru cities, Nyeri town PSV stages did not have passengers and operators said they were making losses.

The matatu sector in Kenya has undergone immense transformation, from the unregulated, chaotic 1990s to a more client focused and fairly safe industry.

I am a Suba. But my friend Odhiambo Kaumah insists I am a Luo-Abasuba. Now, politically, Suba is an obvious Raila's hotbed of votes. And most of us Subas think as Luos. Our politics, language, culture and identity are, typically, Luo. Something I have blamed on the historical goof by our forefathers but which remains a story for another day. Today I wish only to state why I think The Right Hon. Raila Amollo Odinga should be president-- before he finally exits the stage.

With Mutahi Ngunyi’s tyranny of numbers jingle, the legislators on the jubilee side have been freed from the capacity to think and make sound decisions. T

At last, teachers’ unions have just suspended their strike for three good reasons.

I have followed with keen interest the debate on the proposed three land bills, which revolves around whether they are designed to further the cause of public interest.

My regards to entire ICC ensemble.

Democracy is the rule of the people, by the people either directly or through elected representatives.

The teachers were patriotic for ending the strike and they have shown consideration for the examination candidates.

Science and technology are the main drivers of rapid industrialisation.

With majority of youths educated and aware of their place in society, there has been a clamour for old leaders to step aside.

The scandal that has rocked the National Youth Service (NYS) may be bigger than we think.

Corruption seems to be the cancer gently taking Kenya to its graveyard. The media of late have been replete with stories of corruption in the government.

The Mecca stampede which claimed the lives of over 700 Muslims would have been avoided if the organisers of Hajj did their logistical homework well.

The advocacy by the Holy See for proper mitigation of global warming is laudable. It is important to note that Pope Francis realises the importance of the environment and reiterates that it is a fundamental good that mankind is not authorised to abuse and destroy.

The latest revelation by National Assembly Majority Leader Aden Duale that Kenya has borrowed Sh104 billion in eight months is disturbing.

The Ministry of Devolution lost Sh791 million of tax payer’s money due to fraudulent activities involving procurement.

How the jubilee government has handled the case of teachers strike is a replica of what the past three governments have done with teachers in the past.

Campaigning and advocacy organization of 7 million members on Friday joined the world in celebrating the adoption of the Global Goals for Sustainable Development in New York.

The increased pervasiveness of technology in today’s society and its impact on digitization has, and will, transform the publishing industry in Kenya.