Pope and US senator's fear of uncontrolled AI justified

Pope Leo XIV and Senator Bernie Sanders, warn that AI could undermine human society if it becomes uncontrollable.

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How Ruto's political troubles pushed him toward Vision 2060

Since Ruto repeatedly talks of his brilliance and ignores complaints and grievances because he is president, tensions developed in the country.

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Why Sifuna-Gachagua euphoria faces the Matiba-Jaramogi dilemma

Article compares Sifuna and Gachagua’s political momentum to the Matiba-Jaramogi era, warning that overconfidence could repeat the opposition’s 1992 mistakes.

By Macharia Munene 1 month ago

As our politicians behave badly, scholars imagine a better Kenya, world

Despite depressing political hullabaloo in July 2026, in which policy makers displayed loss of maturity and self-dignity, there are those who showed ability to think in positive ways.

By Macharia Munene 1 month ago

Ol Kalou outcome shows voters can prevail against disruptive gov't forces

Ol Kalou has shown that people can protect their interests if government proves unreliable and has become a political template on how to anticipate and deflate disruptive forces.

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The man of Olepolos: How Waruinge helped to turn USIU-A into a word class university

Bernard Chege Waruingi was a visionary who left a lasting legacy through his contributions to education, leadership, cultural preservation, and innovation.

By Macharia Munene 1 month ago

Success of 'PITO' principle and the fear it has sparked in Europe and United States

The rise of the New Right movement in the West, is a reaction to globalisation, migration and demographic change rather than simply a political shift.

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From Harry Thuku to Gen Zs: How youths have raised hope during difficult times

Kenyan youth activism in resisting oppression and shaping the country's political development has been very vital over the years.

By Macharia Munene 1 month ago

Food poverty in Kenya is contrived through policy incompetence and neglect

Main causes of food shortages are not technical limitations but poor policies, neglect of small-scale farmers, and inadequate investment in agricultural infrastructure.

By Macharia Munene 2 months ago

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On Gachagua's judgment, the High Court ended up impeaching itself

The court delivered a contradictory judgment by finding that the Senate violated Gachagua’s constitutional right to a fair hearing while simultaneously upholding the impeachment outcome.

By Macharia Munene 2 months ago

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Same old politics: Why the Kikuyu remain Kenya's default villains

Former Senator Omar Hassan criticised the Kikuyu and personalised those attacks by targeting the Kenyatta family, but he faced no public reprimand despite language widely viewed as divisive.

By Macharia Munene 2 months ago

President's local and international visits and the tough times ahead

The country's handling of economic challenges, including fuel price increases and the high cost of living, has highlighted public concern over the President's use of a private jet for foreign travel.

By Macharia Munene 3 months ago

The threat of artificial intelligence, AI

In the 21st Century, technology picked up speed with the rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in ways that threaten humans, its creators.

By Macharia Munene 3 months ago

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Breaking the Odinga spell on the Luo

The Odinga family’s long political influence over the Luo community is waning, with emerging leaders and shifting alliances signalling the end of “Odingaism.”

By Macharia Munene 4 months ago

Pope and US senator's fear of uncontrolled AI justified

Pope Leo XIV and Senator Bernie Sanders, warn that AI could undermine human society if it becomes uncontrollable.

By Macharia Munene 24 days ago

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How Ruto's political troubles pushed him toward Vision 2060

Since Ruto repeatedly talks of his brilliance and ignores complaints and grievances because he is president, tensions developed in the country.

By Macharia Munene 25 days ago

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Why Sifuna-Gachagua euphoria faces the Matiba-Jaramogi dilemma

Article compares Sifuna and Gachagua’s political momentum to the Matiba-Jaramogi era, warning that overconfidence could repeat the opposition’s 1992 mistakes.

By Macharia Munene 1 month ago

As our politicians behave badly, scholars imagine a better Kenya, world

Despite depressing political hullabaloo in July 2026, in which policy makers displayed loss of maturity and self-dignity, there are those who showed ability to think in positive ways.

By Macharia Munene 1 month ago

Ol Kalou outcome shows voters can prevail against disruptive gov't forces

Ol Kalou has shown that people can protect their interests if government proves unreliable and has become a political template on how to anticipate and deflate disruptive forces.

By Macharia Munene 1 month ago

The man of Olepolos: How Waruinge helped to turn USIU-A into a word class university

Bernard Chege Waruingi was a visionary who left a lasting legacy through his contributions to education, leadership, cultural preservation, and innovation.

By Macharia Munene 1 month ago

Success of 'PITO' principle and the fear it has sparked in Europe and United States

The rise of the New Right movement in the West, is a reaction to globalisation, migration and demographic change rather than simply a political shift.

By Macharia Munene 1 month ago

From Harry Thuku to Gen Zs: How youths have raised hope during difficult times

Kenyan youth activism in resisting oppression and shaping the country's political development has been very vital over the years.

By Macharia Munene 1 month ago

Food poverty in Kenya is contrived through policy incompetence and neglect

Main causes of food shortages are not technical limitations but poor policies, neglect of small-scale farmers, and inadequate investment in agricultural infrastructure.

By Macharia Munene 2 months ago

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On Gachagua's judgment, the High Court ended up impeaching itself

The court delivered a contradictory judgment by finding that the Senate violated Gachagua’s constitutional right to a fair hearing while simultaneously upholding the impeachment outcome.

By Macharia Munene 2 months ago

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Same old politics: Why the Kikuyu remain Kenya's default villains

Former Senator Omar Hassan criticised the Kikuyu and personalised those attacks by targeting the Kenyatta family, but he faced no public reprimand despite language widely viewed as divisive.

By Macharia Munene 2 months ago

President's local and international visits and the tough times ahead

The country's handling of economic challenges, including fuel price increases and the high cost of living, has highlighted public concern over the President's use of a private jet for foreign travel.

By Macharia Munene 3 months ago

The threat of artificial intelligence, AI

In the 21st Century, technology picked up speed with the rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in ways that threaten humans, its creators.

By Macharia Munene 3 months ago

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Breaking the Odinga spell on the Luo

The Odinga family’s long political influence over the Luo community is waning, with emerging leaders and shifting alliances signalling the end of “Odingaism.”

By Macharia Munene 4 months ago

Pope and US senator's fear of uncontrolled AI justified

Pope Leo XIV and Senator Bernie Sanders, warn that AI could undermine human society if it becomes uncontrollable.

By Macharia Munene 24 days ago

Premium

How Ruto's political troubles pushed him toward Vision 2060

Since Ruto repeatedly talks of his brilliance and ignores complaints and grievances because he is president, tensions developed in the country.

By Macharia Munene 25 days ago

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Why Sifuna-Gachagua euphoria faces the Matiba-Jaramogi dilemma

Article compares Sifuna and Gachagua’s political momentum to the Matiba-Jaramogi era, warning that overconfidence could repeat the opposition’s 1992 mistakes.

By Macharia Munene 1 month ago

As our politicians behave badly, scholars imagine a better Kenya, world

Despite depressing political hullabaloo in July 2026, in which policy makers displayed loss of maturity and self-dignity, there are those who showed ability to think in positive ways.

By Macharia Munene 1 month ago

Ol Kalou outcome shows voters can prevail against disruptive gov't forces

Ol Kalou has shown that people can protect their interests if government proves unreliable and has become a political template on how to anticipate and deflate disruptive forces.

By Macharia Munene 1 month ago

The man of Olepolos: How Waruinge helped to turn USIU-A into a word class university

Bernard Chege Waruingi was a visionary who left a lasting legacy through his contributions to education, leadership, cultural preservation, and innovation.

By Macharia Munene 1 month ago

Success of 'PITO' principle and the fear it has sparked in Europe and United States

The rise of the New Right movement in the West, is a reaction to globalisation, migration and demographic change rather than simply a political shift.

By Macharia Munene 1 month ago

From Harry Thuku to Gen Zs: How youths have raised hope during difficult times

Kenyan youth activism in resisting oppression and shaping the country's political development has been very vital over the years.

By Macharia Munene 1 month ago

Food poverty in Kenya is contrived through policy incompetence and neglect

Main causes of food shortages are not technical limitations but poor policies, neglect of small-scale farmers, and inadequate investment in agricultural infrastructure.

By Macharia Munene 2 months ago

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On Gachagua's judgment, the High Court ended up impeaching itself

The court delivered a contradictory judgment by finding that the Senate violated Gachagua’s constitutional right to a fair hearing while simultaneously upholding the impeachment outcome.

By Macharia Munene 2 months ago

Premium

Same old politics: Why the Kikuyu remain Kenya's default villains

Former Senator Omar Hassan criticised the Kikuyu and personalised those attacks by targeting the Kenyatta family, but he faced no public reprimand despite language widely viewed as divisive.

By Macharia Munene 2 months ago

President's local and international visits and the tough times ahead

The country's handling of economic challenges, including fuel price increases and the high cost of living, has highlighted public concern over the President's use of a private jet for foreign travel.

By Macharia Munene 3 months ago