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Situated at the edge of Kakamega town, a few metres off the Kakamega - Webuye road, is Daisy Special Needs School.

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It's Ruto who loses every time he trades insults with his former deputy

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On the third floor of the Daisy Centre, a school situated along the Bukura-Butere Road, is a 50-seater, fully equipped computer lab. 

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There is an old trick in the Kenyan political playbook, older than harambees and more effective than hustler economics

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Government must now dismantle blocks of violence that're being built

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We should actualise the ideals that Rev Jackson resolutely stood for

Rev Jesse Jackson built his life and career on the conviction that no government has the right to prey upon its people, and that power, however intoxicating, is answerable to those who confer it.

By Alexander Chagema 2 months ago

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How Oburu Oginga's dalliance with UDA is quickly driving ODM to its deathbed

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By Alexander Chagema 2 months ago

Atwoli's views on presidential term limits shallow and misleading

Indefatigable Atwoli is categorical that a president needs uninterrupted 20 to 30 years to make an impact.

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State's persecution of Gachagua adds muscle to his political stature

Some people in places of influence view Gachagua as a rabble-rouser, hence the desperate need to intimidate and silence him while fully aware that this infringes on his right to free speech.

By Alexander Chagema 3 months ago

Older leaders should give way as youths gradually stake their claim

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By Alexander Chagema 3 months ago

ODM is suffering from serious leadership and ideological paucity

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By Alexander Chagema 3 months ago

Voters should punish politicians who disappear after winning polls

With 2027 designated a turning point in Kenya's history, politicians across the board are expected to take viable political stands and mark their territories well in advance.

By Alexander Chagema 3 months ago

Trump's military adventurism poses threat to global peace and order

While the US is resorting to brawn, China is increasingly becoming the real global powerhouse with its implementation of sound economic policies abroad, devoid of military interventions.

By Alexander Chagema 3 months ago

Special needs school disabled by lack of finances and support

Situated at the edge of Kakamega town, a few metres off the Kakamega - Webuye road, is Daisy Special Needs School.

By Alexander Chagema 1 month ago

Kenya should hurry up to meet requirements for hosting Africa's greatest football tourney

Reports on Kenya’s lack of readiness based on Confederation of African Football guidelines have emerged.

By Alexander Chagema 1 month ago

Premium

It's Ruto who loses every time he trades insults with his former deputy

Rigathi Gachagua has gained political advantage over President William Ruto by provoking him with insults, exploiting responses without needing a formal platform or policy.

By Alexander Chagema 1 month ago

How robotics is aiding critical thinking, innovation in rural areas

On the third floor of the Daisy Centre, a school situated along the Bukura-Butere Road, is a 50-seater, fully equipped computer lab. 

By Alexander Chagema 1 month ago

Politicians rearing monster that will turn around and devour them

Kenya's gangs are being watered by political patronage — deployed to disrupt opposition rallies, suppress protests, and perform the violence that politicians require but cannot officially commission.

By Alexander Chagema 1 month ago

Don't let Gachagua turn you into his village entertainment, Prof Kindiki

There is an old trick in the Kenyan political playbook, older than harambees and more effective than hustler economics

By Alexander Chagema 1 month ago

Government must now dismantle blocks of violence that're being built

Kenya is getting into an election period that could easily become the most combustible since the 2008 post-election violence unless the growing tensions are defused now.

By Alexander Chagema 2 months ago

We should actualise the ideals that Rev Jackson resolutely stood for

Rev Jesse Jackson built his life and career on the conviction that no government has the right to prey upon its people, and that power, however intoxicating, is answerable to those who confer it.

By Alexander Chagema 2 months ago

Premium

How Oburu Oginga's dalliance with UDA is quickly driving ODM to its deathbed

Unfortunately, Oburu and his co-conspirators who are currently dining at the UDA table, and others who political scientists call ‘useful idiots’, see Sifuna as an impediment.

By Alexander Chagema 2 months ago

Atwoli's views on presidential term limits shallow and misleading

Indefatigable Atwoli is categorical that a president needs uninterrupted 20 to 30 years to make an impact.

By Alexander Chagema 2 months ago

State's persecution of Gachagua adds muscle to his political stature

Some people in places of influence view Gachagua as a rabble-rouser, hence the desperate need to intimidate and silence him while fully aware that this infringes on his right to free speech.

By Alexander Chagema 3 months ago

Older leaders should give way as youths gradually stake their claim

Most of our aged leaders have become conceited and delusional after enjoying the perks of power for too long and have developed a sense of entitlement to leadership.  

By Alexander Chagema 3 months ago

ODM is suffering from serious leadership and ideological paucity

Since Raila's death last year, leadership and ideological bankruptcy within ODM have been amplified by the now cliche phrase, "Raila left us in the broad-based government."

By Alexander Chagema 3 months ago

Voters should punish politicians who disappear after winning polls

With 2027 designated a turning point in Kenya's history, politicians across the board are expected to take viable political stands and mark their territories well in advance.

By Alexander Chagema 3 months ago

Trump's military adventurism poses threat to global peace and order

While the US is resorting to brawn, China is increasingly becoming the real global powerhouse with its implementation of sound economic policies abroad, devoid of military interventions.

By Alexander Chagema 3 months ago

Special needs school disabled by lack of finances and support

Situated at the edge of Kakamega town, a few metres off the Kakamega - Webuye road, is Daisy Special Needs School.

By Alexander Chagema 1 month ago

Kenya should hurry up to meet requirements for hosting Africa's greatest football tourney

Reports on Kenya’s lack of readiness based on Confederation of African Football guidelines have emerged.

By Alexander Chagema 1 month ago

Premium

It's Ruto who loses every time he trades insults with his former deputy

Rigathi Gachagua has gained political advantage over President William Ruto by provoking him with insults, exploiting responses without needing a formal platform or policy.

By Alexander Chagema 1 month ago

How robotics is aiding critical thinking, innovation in rural areas

On the third floor of the Daisy Centre, a school situated along the Bukura-Butere Road, is a 50-seater, fully equipped computer lab. 

By Alexander Chagema 1 month ago

Politicians rearing monster that will turn around and devour them

Kenya's gangs are being watered by political patronage — deployed to disrupt opposition rallies, suppress protests, and perform the violence that politicians require but cannot officially commission.

By Alexander Chagema 1 month ago

Don't let Gachagua turn you into his village entertainment, Prof Kindiki

There is an old trick in the Kenyan political playbook, older than harambees and more effective than hustler economics

By Alexander Chagema 1 month ago

Government must now dismantle blocks of violence that're being built

Kenya is getting into an election period that could easily become the most combustible since the 2008 post-election violence unless the growing tensions are defused now.

By Alexander Chagema 2 months ago

We should actualise the ideals that Rev Jackson resolutely stood for

Rev Jesse Jackson built his life and career on the conviction that no government has the right to prey upon its people, and that power, however intoxicating, is answerable to those who confer it.

By Alexander Chagema 2 months ago

Premium

How Oburu Oginga's dalliance with UDA is quickly driving ODM to its deathbed

Unfortunately, Oburu and his co-conspirators who are currently dining at the UDA table, and others who political scientists call ‘useful idiots’, see Sifuna as an impediment.

By Alexander Chagema 2 months ago

Atwoli's views on presidential term limits shallow and misleading

Indefatigable Atwoli is categorical that a president needs uninterrupted 20 to 30 years to make an impact.

By Alexander Chagema 2 months ago