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This Easter, Kenya must eliminate asbestos before the next generation suffers its health effects.

Kenyan's urged to remove the asbestos roofing for green alternative during this Easter season

By Gardy Chacha 1 month ago

When leadership becomes a circus, citizens provide a willing audience

Here is the uncomfortable truth. Our leaders are not visitors from another planet. They are a mirror. We elected them.

By Gardy Chacha 1 month ago

Kenyan farmers don't lack land or rain, make machinery affordable

Many nations search far and wide for food security, yet part of Kenya’s solution has been quietly sitting in our fields for years

By Gardy Chacha 1 month ago

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Kenya Airways must be rebuilt as key national system of trust

In aviation, the true test of leadership is not how you take off, but how you recover when the sky refuses you.

By Gardy Chacha 1 month ago

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How Malindi runway can unlock Kenya's next chapter of growth

Tourism brought in over Sh400 billion for Kenya last year, supporting workers in hospitality, agriculture, transport, and culture.

By Gardy Chacha 2 months ago

How we can feed the world by turning livestock into a system

On a rare and unforgettable afternoon, the late Honourable Mulu Mutisya invited me to his home in Machakos, not for a ceremony or praise, but to share wisdom.

By Gardy Chacha 3 months ago

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Muthengi's silent lesson on how we could stop corruption cartels

Corruption persists because it is sustained. It depends on routine, fear, silence, and predictability.

By Gardy Chacha 3 months ago

Kenya merely leaking prosperity and we mistakenly call it scarcity

A man hurried onto a dala dala, eager to reach town and see his sick mother, but he had no money.

By Gardy Chacha 3 months ago

Why it's new thinking, not a New Year, that brings about change

One of the quickest ways to rebuild jobs and dignity isn't found in a budget speech, it's quietly hanging in our wardrobes.

By Gardy Chacha 4 months ago

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This Easter, Kenya must eliminate asbestos before the next generation suffers its health effects.

Kenyan's urged to remove the asbestos roofing for green alternative during this Easter season

By Gardy Chacha 1 month ago

When leadership becomes a circus, citizens provide a willing audience

Here is the uncomfortable truth. Our leaders are not visitors from another planet. They are a mirror. We elected them.

By Gardy Chacha 1 month ago

Kenyan farmers don't lack land or rain, make machinery affordable

Many nations search far and wide for food security, yet part of Kenya’s solution has been quietly sitting in our fields for years

By Gardy Chacha 1 month ago

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Kenya Airways must be rebuilt as key national system of trust

In aviation, the true test of leadership is not how you take off, but how you recover when the sky refuses you.

By Gardy Chacha 1 month ago

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How Malindi runway can unlock Kenya's next chapter of growth

Tourism brought in over Sh400 billion for Kenya last year, supporting workers in hospitality, agriculture, transport, and culture.

By Gardy Chacha 2 months ago

How we can feed the world by turning livestock into a system

On a rare and unforgettable afternoon, the late Honourable Mulu Mutisya invited me to his home in Machakos, not for a ceremony or praise, but to share wisdom.

By Gardy Chacha 3 months ago

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Muthengi's silent lesson on how we could stop corruption cartels

Corruption persists because it is sustained. It depends on routine, fear, silence, and predictability.

By Gardy Chacha 3 months ago

Kenya merely leaking prosperity and we mistakenly call it scarcity

A man hurried onto a dala dala, eager to reach town and see his sick mother, but he had no money.

By Gardy Chacha 3 months ago

Why it's new thinking, not a New Year, that brings about change

One of the quickest ways to rebuild jobs and dignity isn't found in a budget speech, it's quietly hanging in our wardrobes.

By Gardy Chacha 4 months ago

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This Easter, Kenya must eliminate asbestos before the next generation suffers its health effects.

Kenyan's urged to remove the asbestos roofing for green alternative during this Easter season

By Gardy Chacha 1 month ago

When leadership becomes a circus, citizens provide a willing audience

Here is the uncomfortable truth. Our leaders are not visitors from another planet. They are a mirror. We elected them.

By Gardy Chacha 1 month ago

Kenyan farmers don't lack land or rain, make machinery affordable

Many nations search far and wide for food security, yet part of Kenya’s solution has been quietly sitting in our fields for years

By Gardy Chacha 1 month ago

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Kenya Airways must be rebuilt as key national system of trust

In aviation, the true test of leadership is not how you take off, but how you recover when the sky refuses you.

By Gardy Chacha 1 month ago

Premium

How Malindi runway can unlock Kenya's next chapter of growth

Tourism brought in over Sh400 billion for Kenya last year, supporting workers in hospitality, agriculture, transport, and culture.

By Gardy Chacha 2 months ago

How we can feed the world by turning livestock into a system

On a rare and unforgettable afternoon, the late Honourable Mulu Mutisya invited me to his home in Machakos, not for a ceremony or praise, but to share wisdom.

By Gardy Chacha 3 months ago

Premium

Muthengi's silent lesson on how we could stop corruption cartels

Corruption persists because it is sustained. It depends on routine, fear, silence, and predictability.

By Gardy Chacha 3 months ago

Kenya merely leaking prosperity and we mistakenly call it scarcity

A man hurried onto a dala dala, eager to reach town and see his sick mother, but he had no money.

By Gardy Chacha 3 months ago

Why it's new thinking, not a New Year, that brings about change

One of the quickest ways to rebuild jobs and dignity isn't found in a budget speech, it's quietly hanging in our wardrobes.

By Gardy Chacha 4 months ago

2017 post-election rape cases were ‘by police’

Data captured by the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights shows 54.5 per cent of the documented SGBV cases were perpetrated by security agents

By Gardy Chacha 4 years ago

Passionate about women health and rights

That passion partially explains how she has made it to the pinnacle of obstetrics and gynaecology in the globe.

By Gardy Chacha 4 years ago

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Dog disease that drives goats, sheep crazy

Dogs are said to be man’s best friend, but this friendship exposes people to diseases like rabies. Besides rabies, there is also coenurosis.

By Gardy Chacha 4 years ago

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Covid-19 lessons on mortgages: What works and what doesn’t

Unless you have bundles of money hidden under a mattress, homeownership, especially in our cities and major towns, is only possible through a mortgage

By Gardy Chacha 4 years ago

Police launch policy to treat sexual and gender-based violence victims well

Survivors of sexual and gender-based violence should feel confident to speak up knowing they will be heard and afforded necessary care by police.

By Gardy Chacha 4 years ago

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Rare ovarian cancer in baby who got menses at four months

She also developed pimples, her breasts enlarged and began to develop pubic hair. The median age for ovarian cancer patients is 47 years.

By Gardy Chacha 4 years ago

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What is the way forward for Bill on reproductive health services?

The Reproductive Health Bill, 2019 which proposed to make prenatal, delivery, and postnatal services free for every woman in Kenya was withdrawn.

By Gardy Chacha 4 years ago

Covid pushes more Saccos to go digital

The Covid-19 pandemic forced Saccos to go digital in new survival manoeuvres.

By Gardy Chacha 4 years ago

Girl's mission to escape poverty lands her in cruel marriage

Ghati* voluntarily underwent female cut with the aim of getting married only to end up in abusive union.

By Gardy Chacha 4 years ago

German expat cashes in on love for cashmere

She ditched her finance manager’s job after spotting an opportunity in the supply of high-end clothing in the Kenyan market.

By Gardy Chacha 4 years ago

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Business survival tricks: Entrepreneurs share their experiences

As measures against spread of the virus took effect, purchasing power went down across households. This in turn affected turnover for businesses.

By Gardy Chacha 4 years ago

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Cases of minors dying from unsafe abortions rise as law remains unclear

Despite the law being clear on the circumstances under which a woman can seek abortion, many young girls continue to die from botched procedures.

By Gardy Chacha 4 years ago

Fathers have picked up ‘mother's job’ perfectly

More men are challenging conventional ideas on parenting and perhaps will be the ones whose Father’s Day will be filled with gifts.

By Gardy Chacha 4 years ago