Kenya Power wrong on its choice to punish customers

Embezzlement or employee theft is one of the most common risks that private and public organisations face

By Andrew Wasike 6 years ago

Endless politicking will kill Uhuru’s Big Four agenda dream and mess his good legacy

If Harold Lasswell’s assertion that politics is about who gets what, when and how, then this is the reason politicians stake positions of activism to set the st

By Andrew Wasike 6 years ago

Latest plan to decongest city not well thought out

Nairobi is faced with congestion just like any other city in the world

By Andrew Wasike 6 years ago

Why Singapore shouldn’t be Uhuru’s model of progress

<p >The social and economic parameters upon which President Uhuru Kenyattas’ second term in office will be evaluated are well set in his ‘Big Four’ agenda items - food production, employment, housing and health

By Andrew Wasike 7 years ago

OPINION: Why a grant strategy is not necessary for success in President Uhuru's agenda

<p >On the editorial page of The Standard, January, 15, Prof Munene Macharia recommended the grant strategy as an indispensable tool for implementing President Uhuru Kenyatta’s big four agenda

By Andrew Wasike 7 years ago

Government blackmailing farmers with maize export ban

Once again, Kenyans are losing life to starvation while Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Willy Bett is busy issuing absurd Government orders

By Andrew Wasike 8 years ago

Taxes should be set at 20 per cent

Now that the law capping interest rates is in place, Parliament should go ahead and legislate a law to bring down taxes levied on salaries, emoluments and services.

By Andrew Wasike 9 years ago

Clear plan needed for Ngong Road expansion

The Government's plan to convert the two-lane Ngong Road into a four-lane dual carriageway has begun.

By Andrew Wasike 9 years ago

Is abolishing the Devolution and Planning ministry the way to go?

After months of push and pull, Anne Waiguru finally resigned as Devolution Cabinet Secretary on medical grounds.

By Andrew Wasike 10 years ago

Government should turn Pan Paper Mills into a multi-product industrial park

The engines of Pan Paper Mills went silent in 2009 when the company was placed under receivership due to heavy debts

By Andrew Wasike 10 years ago

Public debt to hurt Kenyans more

The debate and acrimony over Kenya’s public debt, its rapid growth, and whether it is sustainable is serious and therefore, any comparisons drawn to justify opposing arguments should be rational.

By Andrew Wasike 10 years ago