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Ash consciousness: When leaders forget they are dust, nation bleeds

Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent with a solemn call to repentance and reflection, symbolised by the tracing of ash and the reminder of human mortality.

By Tony Ngare 2 months ago

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Beyond projects: Why leaders must choose love to build lasting legacy

Leaders must prioritise love and moral integrity over projects to build a lasting legacy and inspire true societal progress.

By Tony Ngare 2 months ago

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Christian leadership is not optional, the church cannot be alternative

Christian leadership, the author argues, must be central and formative rather than a marginal “alternative” that merely coexists with dominant cultural norms.

By Tony Ngare 2 months ago

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Ndindism shows calm, competent leadership can beat political drama

Truth be told, Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro embodies the skill and spirit of the leader Kenyans nationwide are thirsting for.

By Tony Ngare 3 months ago

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Why faith and science must stand together to heal and advance life

A society that belittles medicine belittles life itself, and a faith that demonises science misunderstands the God who gives knowledge, wisdom, insight, and steady hands.

By Tony Ngare 3 months ago

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Ash consciousness: When leaders forget they are dust, nation bleeds

Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent with a solemn call to repentance and reflection, symbolised by the tracing of ash and the reminder of human mortality.

By Tony Ngare 2 months ago

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Beyond projects: Why leaders must choose love to build lasting legacy

Leaders must prioritise love and moral integrity over projects to build a lasting legacy and inspire true societal progress.

By Tony Ngare 2 months ago

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Christian leadership is not optional, the church cannot be alternative

Christian leadership, the author argues, must be central and formative rather than a marginal “alternative” that merely coexists with dominant cultural norms.

By Tony Ngare 2 months ago

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Ndindism shows calm, competent leadership can beat political drama

Truth be told, Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro embodies the skill and spirit of the leader Kenyans nationwide are thirsting for.

By Tony Ngare 3 months ago

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Why faith and science must stand together to heal and advance life

A society that belittles medicine belittles life itself, and a faith that demonises science misunderstands the God who gives knowledge, wisdom, insight, and steady hands.

By Tony Ngare 3 months ago

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Ash consciousness: When leaders forget they are dust, nation bleeds

Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent with a solemn call to repentance and reflection, symbolised by the tracing of ash and the reminder of human mortality.

By Tony Ngare 2 months ago

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Beyond projects: Why leaders must choose love to build lasting legacy

Leaders must prioritise love and moral integrity over projects to build a lasting legacy and inspire true societal progress.

By Tony Ngare 2 months ago

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Christian leadership is not optional, the church cannot be alternative

Christian leadership, the author argues, must be central and formative rather than a marginal “alternative” that merely coexists with dominant cultural norms.

By Tony Ngare 2 months ago

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Ndindism shows calm, competent leadership can beat political drama

Truth be told, Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro embodies the skill and spirit of the leader Kenyans nationwide are thirsting for.

By Tony Ngare 3 months ago

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Why faith and science must stand together to heal and advance life

A society that belittles medicine belittles life itself, and a faith that demonises science misunderstands the God who gives knowledge, wisdom, insight, and steady hands.

By Tony Ngare 3 months ago

Traffic gridlocks stifle economic growth

Approach any urbanite and ask him or her to list top three nightmares associated with living in a big city.

By Tony Ngare 10 years ago

Have the right information to be safe

Failure to have all these items in the car would put me at loggerheads with law enforcement and regulatory authorities, the message poignantly warned.

By Tony Ngare 10 years ago

Pedestrians too need to obey traffic rules

More Kenyans have so far died in road accidents this year than the whole of last year, according to statistics from the National Transport and Safety Authority.

By Tony Ngare 10 years ago

Motoring lessons from Obama weekend

The euphoria over the visit by US President Barack Obama is over and normal services which can as well be traffic gridlocks have resumed.

By Tony Ngare 10 years ago

Multiple joys for double cab owners

The Government’s announcement that double cab pick-up trucks will no longer be categorised as commercial vehicles is a welcome relief to many.

By Tony Ngare 10 years ago

School buses too must follow rules

In the past few weeks, Embakasi has been in the news for all the wrong reasons as far as transport matters are concerned.

By Tony Ngare 10 years ago

Age will soon be a painful number

They say age is nothing but a number, but try telling that to the Treasury mandarins on vehicle importation.

By Tony Ngare 10 years ago

High taxes driving motorists up the wall

Since independence, every finance minister has found taxing motorists irresistible. It is like that pretty girl in the front pew in church.

By Tony Ngare 10 years ago