Why Constitution is yet to be fully implemented

Disagreements and impediments holding back Kenya’s progress

By Ismail Noor 5 years ago

NMS, posting soldiers to City Hall unlawful

Nairobi woes: Transfer of functions was a civilian coup against the sovereign will of the people

By Ismail Noor 5 years ago

Kenya is crying out for a credible opposition

While it is important to have a strong government, the weakening and marginalisation of the opposition is dangerous

By Ismail Noor 6 years ago

Why devolution is key to Kenya’s economy

Devolution will work well only if decentralised entities have access to adequate revenues

By Ismail Noor 6 years ago

State capture has been Kenya’s biggest enemy

Daily, Kenyans see examples of abuse of power, manipulation of the rules and regulations of state institutions and attacks on civic spaces.

By Ismail Noor 6 years ago

Time to put brakes on Jubilee borrowing spree

On average this financial year, the country will spend Sh500 billion on loan interest repayment alone. This is catastrophic.

By Ismail Noor 6 years ago

Police reforms lack political will

The Kenya Police Service has a long history of engaging in unprofessional, corrupt, and criminal conduct.

By Ismail Noor 9 years ago

Why we need a new model of policing

A credible, impartial and independent police service is crucial to the development of a stable democracy, the creation of an open-market economy and the development of political and social structures representative of the values and needs of society.

By Ismail Noor 10 years ago

Kenya Parliament has abandoned oversight role

An effective independent parliament knows its roles and responsibilities, and parliamentarians fully knowledgeable and capable of rising to the challenge will ensure effective oversight is enforced.

By Ismail Noor 10 years ago

Urgently needed: A new education system for Kenya

The Kenya Curriculum Development Institute has announced the process of reviewing the curriculum and the education system.

By Ismail Noor 10 years ago

Weak institutions compromise war on corruption

The Constitution imposed an obligation on the State to establish and maintain an independent body to combat corruption and organised crime.

By Ismail Noor 10 years ago