Premium

Tabitha Karanja is crying, but who will come to her rescue?

The Government is scaring a local investor, a role model and living proof that with the right environment, Kenyans can thrive in the industry.

By Mike Nyagwoka 4 years ago

Wanga's Bill on royalties is a good start for artistes

The Copyright Amendment Bill 2021 by Gladys Wanga is one of the more progressive Bills towards the enhancement of artist welfare in Kenya.

By Mike Nyagwoka 4 years ago

For UHC to work, improve quality in public hospitals

The Government should work towards building confidence that public medical facilities can provide similar or even better services.

By Mike Nyagwoka 4 years ago

Church must be called to order even if by self-regulation

The church must be regulated so that the few rogue con men and women do not come in the way of the genuinely commissioned men and women of God.

By Mike Nyagwoka 4 years ago

We must convince the youth to take part in coming polls

The truth is young people, who are the main target, of this drive have abandoned their civic duty.

By Mike Nyagwoka 4 years ago

Cartels in various sectors are Kenya's greatest enemy

Former Chief Justice Willy Mutunga was categorical that the cartels are usually made of powerful politicians and business people.

By Mike Nyagwoka 4 years ago

Raila, Ruto must go beyond promises to how it will be done

It is one thing to tell someone what you can do, but it is another to tell him how you will be able to do it.

By Mike Nyagwoka 4 years ago

Make room for more Waigurus and Savulas this year

As the countdown to August 9th election begins, let’s use every chance, to also let them know what we know what are looking for.

By Mike Nyagwoka 4 years ago

Graduations have lost their glory due to scarcity of jobs

Graduating is such a big thing that one prospective graduand is said to have committed suicide when he discovered he was not on the graduation list.

By Mike Nyagwoka 4 years ago

Majority of people in trouble just need someone to listen

Everyone wants attention and sometimes people do not demand more than a listening ear.

By Mike Nyagwoka 4 years ago

Let’s all talk about GBV at our homes, church and school

In Africa, cultural factors have been blamed for contributing to most cases given that most African societies are patriarchal.

By Mike Nyagwoka 4 years ago

Apply such swift response to Kamiti break, everywhere

So, where has this government been for it not to have dealt decisively with those accused of robbing the country billions of shillings

By Mike Nyagwoka 4 years ago

No, Luos are not violent, and don’t stereotype people

Using the Kondele incident to paint and assert that a whole community is violent and intolerant is wrong and unwarranted.

By Mike Nyagwoka 4 years ago

School fires, unrest are beyond the tight Covid-19 calendar

The ministry should be aware that the reasons are beyond exhaustion of students due to the squeezed school timetable.

By Mike Nyagwoka 4 years ago

Politicians should avoid propaganda that fuels tribalism

Apart from the hypocrisy, there is need to guard against the danger of pursuing such narratives for short term political gains.

By Mike Nyagwoka 4 years ago

Why mob justice is wrong and can land you into big trouble

People do not realise that they can be easily be charged for murder just for appearing in a murder scene.

By Mike Nyagwoka 4 years ago

Ruling on Huduma card a big setback for PWDs

The ruling by Judge Jairus Ngaah that the Huduma Namba project is illegal is a big setback to those of us who hoped for its success.

By Mike Nyagwoka 4 years ago

Mainstream media must change with the times or perish

Social media is now an integral part of our lives and whose disruption can have huge economic, social and even political ramifications

By Mike Nyagwoka 4 years ago

Why any move to make health care cheaper is welcome

If there is one thing that has impoverished Kenyan families, it is medical bills. In the era of social media and WhatsApp fundraising...

By Mike Nyagwoka 4 years ago

Premium

On high fuel prices, Aden Duale and fellow MPs are untruthful

It baffles how former House Majority leader Aden Duale conveniently downplays his role in passing the Finance Bill 2018 containing VAT.

By Mike Nyagwoka 4 years ago

We need more tolerance as 2022 elections beckon

As we head towards next year’s elections, the clarion call by all leaders and Kenyans at large should be tolerance! tolerance! tolerance.

By Mike Nyagwoka 4 years ago

CBC is a great idea that can be made better by all of us

The curriculum was developed as a necessity rather than a formality and was informed by a series of special education committees and taskforces.

By Mike Nyagwoka 4 years ago

Be empathetic to students from poor families

A student at Chavakali High School was sent home for fee arrears yet he didn’t even have fare.

By Mike Nyagwoka 4 years ago

Kenyans yet to reap full benefits of 2010 law

Article 43 for instance, gives a list of rights which if enacted Kenyans would be among the most satisfied people on the planet.

By Mike Nyagwoka 4 years ago

Can Wanjiku amend the law on her own?

The closest we have come to an amendment by popular initiative was the Punguza Mizigo push advanced by Third Way Alliance party.

By Mike Nyagwoka 4 years ago

State must guard children's right to education

For many Kenyan children, education is their only way out of poverty. They don’t just hope to lift themselves out but also lift their families.

By Mike Nyagwoka 4 years ago

No economic model can survive graft cartels

Historically, capitalistic models have been applied in many countries including Kenya and accentuated the gap between the elites and the masses.

By Mike Nyagwoka 4 years ago

Should our top state officers drive themselves?

As we head to the next election, Kenyans should yearn for leaders that think like Abiy Ahmed.

By Mike Nyagwoka 4 years ago

Premium

Fury over new Francis Atwoli road misplaced

Some Kenyans are angered that a small street in Kileleshwa was named after Cotu Secretary General Francis Atwoli.

By Mike Nyagwoka 5 years ago

Widows out to inherit political seats must work

By Mike Nyagwoka 5 years ago

Radio Maisha wins People's Choice Award

Radio Maisha is also now the most trusted media for news after emerging as runners-up for the initial two years.

By Mike Nyagwoka 5 years ago

Premium

The history of Easter customs and traditions

According to historical scholars, the pagan celebrations had its origins in German before it was adopted in the USA.

By Mike Nyagwoka 5 years ago

Mater Hospital releases body after court order

The hospital had refused to release the body over a Sh7 million bill

By Mike Nyagwoka 5 years ago

Wiper flexes muscles in Machakos

To the UDA brigade that camped in Machakos for days, the Machakos Senatorial by-election was going to be a close contest...

By Mike Nyagwoka 5 years ago

Agnes Kavindu: The new Machakos Senator-elect

In her rare media interviews, Agnes Muthama identifies herself as a farmer and a preacher...

By Mike Nyagwoka 5 years ago

Uhuru's debt to Magufuli

The Late Tanzanian president John Pombe Magufuli shared a special relationship with his Kenyan Counterpart President Uhuru Kenyatta.

By Mike Nyagwoka 5 years ago