Counties losing due to lack of financial prudence should not be cushioned

The SFR is one of the few profitable and justifiably sustainable government entities

The government should make the right interventions to save the day

The consequence is a massive disruption of all aspects of the global economic and social order.

As an ardent football fan, I’m not only concerned about the possible adverse effects of Covid-19 on local football in...

Kenya is in the grip of multiple socio-economic crises.

Concerns have been raised over pilferage of colossal sums of public funds by most governors.

Kenyans must discard the retrogressive culture of negative politics built around ethnic enclaves and tribal chiefs

As we count down to the 5th Devolution Conference in Kakamega, many Kenyans may not give the event much attention partially due to the other topical a

Globally, according to the Global Education Monitoring (GEM) Report of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) there are at least...

The objectives of devolution revolve around facilitating equitable economic development across all regions of the country.

Among the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs); Goal 2 seeks to end hunger and achieve food security

Kenya is considered as one of the fastest growing economies in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA).

A key factor that has constrained many Africa countries, including Kenya, from growing into a global economy is..

The interest rate debate has dominated Kenyan commercial and economic circles in the past few years. Interest rate is the proportion of a loan that is charged as interest to the borrower, typically expressed as an annual percentage of the loan outstanding.

What Prospects lie ahead for Kenyans in the period of the Third-Medium Term Plan (MTP) of the Vision 2030? Will we achieve better results during the MTP III period? Will there be remarkable flagship milestones like the realization of universal primary education under MTP I, improved infrastructure or increased generation of power under both MTP I and MTP II?

Article 180 of the Constitution variously provides for the election of the governor and deputy governor on a joint ticket. That is to say, a vote for the governor candidate is a vote for the deputy.

On Friday, 2nd September, 2016, the Orange Democratic Movement Party (ODM) will be celebrating its 10th anniversary since its founding in the year 2006. From then to date, the Party has actively and admirably played its due role within the country’s political spectrum in line with its ideology of Social Democracy.

It is now beyond doubt that the Government has done too little to contain the re-emergence of corruption cartels which are looting public funds with abandon.

In the most undemocratic regimes in Africa, where the rule of law and good governance are hardly respected, opposition politicians are often subjected to harrowing harassment and intimidation by the party in power.

The Okoa Kenya referendum drive is unstoppable. After Jubilee administration responded with an emphatic “NO!” to Opposition calls for national dialogue, the stage for a constitutional amendment process was set.

Recent events in Kenyan football lay full credence to the fact that Football Kenya Federation (FKF) President Sam Nyamweya and his team have outlived their usefulness at the helm of Kenyan football.

The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN-SDGs), referred to as the Agenda 2030 are target-based declarations adopted in October.

We have in the past couple of days witnessed numerous orders by the DPP, but in what in my estimation is a very disorderly and unjustifiable manner.

The Kenya Medical Supplies Authority (KEMSA) Act 2013, lays the framework for procurement and supply of medical products or materials throughout the country.

While the current HELB Bill has certain laudable inputs, it fails to address the critical issue of decentralisation of the studunts’ loan agency to the county level.

The woes of local sugar millers, small scale sugar farmers and consumers is no longer news in Kenya. Nearly every year, they face recurrent problems and this has been the case for decades.

The presumed world super power, that is the United States of America (USA), came and went and we remain in a country of our forefathers and as POTUS said, borrowed from our children and grandchildren but not inherited from our forefathers.

The rejection of the bill seeking to disband Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission by President Uhuru Kenyatta is a step in the right direction, but is not suffice.

A brief analysis of the history of Africa’s political conflicts reveals that between 1960s and 1990s, there were about 80 violent changes of government in 48 Sub-Saharan African countries.

I vividly remember the late 1980's and early 90's when a dictatorial KANU regime would not heed the calls of the majority of Kenyans to embrace pluralism.

Despite Jubilee coalition’s pre-election pledges of 2013, there is now scientific evidence and confirmation that the Jubilee government has dismally performed since it came to power based on revelations by Ipsos Synovate Ltd’s survey and trend analysis of six key economic and governance variables in the years 2013 and 2014.

A few days ago, the country was treated to a rare and most unexpected attack on Hon Raila Odinga and Taita Taveta Governor Hon Salim Muvrya at a rally in Kwale. The purpose of the rally was to drum up support for the CORD-led referendum process.

Parliament needs to thoroughly interrogate The statute Law (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill, 2013 for its efficacy in terms of constitutionality and effects on the People of Kenya.

The National Assembly yesterday passed the Multi Media Amendment Bill, 2013 which now awaits Presidential assent to become law.