Police force a threat to fragile nationhood

Kenyans must condemn extrajudicial killings against all citizens irrespective of their status.

By Fred Gori 9 years ago

Where is the Sh5.8m for Rongai road?

Kajiado residents face myriad challenges which must be addressed gradually and strategically to ensure locals enjoy the county's fortunes.

By Fred Gori 9 years ago

Open letter to Kajiado County Governor, Dr. David Nkedianye

Receive greetings and best wishes from residents of Ongata Rongai and Kiserian. We trust this finds you in high spirits and perfect health.

By Fred Gori 9 years ago

Save Ongata Rongai residents from constant traffic jams

When Ongata Rongai residents could not take traffic snarl-ups anymore, they trooped to a Whatsapp group created by one of the residents to express their frustrations.

By Fred Gori 9 years ago

How locals can benefit from oil windfall

Last week, more than 300 top oil and gas industry leaders from the region gathered in Nairobi for the second edition of the Oil and Energy Services Local Content Convention.

By Fred Gori 10 years ago

Report on tea industry not impressive

I recently perused a report on the tea industry commissioned by the Competition Authority of Kenya (CAK) and I must admit it was grossly underwhelming.

By Fred Gori 10 years ago

Prepare students to become employers

Following the release of the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examination results, celebrations broke out in many parts of the country where individual students and schools registered outstanding performance.

By Fred Gori 10 years ago

How to reduce Nairobi’s endless traffic jams

The botched switch by Kenya to digital television has been in the news a lot in the past few weeks, as deadline after deadline has either expired unmet, or as the courts have granted extension after extension, based on one or other argument by lawyers.

By By FRED GORI 11 years ago

Important lessons on leadership from the Starehe community

Barely days after his demise, Starehe was embroiled in a quiet but intense leadership contest, which unfortunately followed a tribal pattern so familiar in Kenya. In the end, some of the old boys who Griffin had strategically put in place as part of his succession plan were kicked out.

By Fred Gori 12 years ago