Wanjala backs national team to qualify for quarterfinals

National women's beach volleyball team coach Salome Wanjala is upbeat about her side's chances of qualifying for the quarterfinals

By Daisy Maritim 3 years ago

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The good, bad and ugly in upcoming debates

It is good because there is nothing better than a two-hour interview, broadcast live for Kenyans to judge the political job seekers.

By Daisy Maritim 3 years ago

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Could George Wajackoyah be William Ruto's decoy gone awry?

In two pages and ten points, Wajackoyah presented his manifesto in a reggae bonanza proving to be the most verbally colourful, jaw-dropping presidential candidate after Dida.

By Daisy Maritim 3 years ago

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The raw deal for women in Kenya Kwanza and glaring contradictions

The inconsistencies are many, roughly 42 of them, but I only have space to ask about five of them, all which have come up this week, with the Kenya Kwanza Women's Charter.

By Daisy Maritim 3 years ago

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Absurd queries facing Karua and what lies below the neck

It is a universally acknowledged fact, that a good leader must have an attractive chin, a full head of dark hair and must have kept a household pet for at least five years.

By Daisy Maritim 3 years ago

Let Raila Odinga and William Ruto harness their running mates' skills, strengths

How things change! A Deputy President used to be a spare wheel. Today, a Deputy President is a second bicycle tyre. Because the Constitution 2010 said so.

By Daisy Maritim 3 years ago

Martha Karua has drawn a new line in the mountain

Charm, do not offend. Insults have become political currency in Kenya.

By Daisy Maritim 3 years ago

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Dear Raila Odinga, this is why Martha Karua is your best pick

There is no better, worthy or more qualified running mate for you. Against Karua, all other contenders pale in comparison. Where she is an earth-mover, they are spades.

By Daisy Maritim 3 years ago

Helb should stop deceiving students

The Higher Education Loans Board has tremendously contributed towards assisting students from families engulfed in destitution to acquire higher education

By enock mukila 10 years ago

Kaimenyi should expedite Education reforms before more innocent lives are lost

I beseech Kaimenyi to eradicate the ban in order to enable students and pupils prepare for all examinations satisfactorily. By considering this, am cock sure abundant schools will produce stunning performances with time. Again cases of exam malpractices will reduce drastically due to adequate preparations for examinations. I beseech Kaimenyi to eradicate the ban in order to enable students and pupils prepare for all examinations satisfactorily. By considering this, am cock sure abundant schools will produce stunning performances with time. Again cases of exam malpractices will reduce drastically due to adequate preparations for examinations. Sentiments from Cabinet Secretary for Education Prof. Kaimenyi that he won’t change his mind on the holiday tuition bans are shocking. Tuitions are as old as education and his stringent stand on not reinstating holiday coaching is appalling.

By enock mukila 10 years ago