Why the August 8 elections are a game of mathematics
The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has begun mass voter registration in preparation for the August 8 elections
By Kariuki Muiri 7 years ago
Why the August 8 elections are a game of mathematics
World should act to stop South Sudan war
Following the collapse of the shaky peace treaty in South Sudan and resumption of war, various authorities in the world should do all that is possible to ensure that peace returns to that country.
By Kariuki Muiri 7 years ago
World should act to stop South Sudan war
Reform the entire criminal justice system
Following first-hand experience of deplorable conditions of police cells in Kenya, a majority of people hope that the MPs from across the divide will spearhead plans to reform the entire criminal justice system in Kenya.
By Kariuki Muiri 7 years ago
Reform the entire criminal justice system
Why numerous Kenyans don’t like IEBC
The government of President Uhuru Kenyatta is facing some serious political turbulence as exemplified by the ongoing weekly demonstrations.
By Kariuki Muiri 7 years ago
Why numerous Kenyans don’t like IEBC
Reform police force to make it effective
I have written severally that Kenya needs to recruit an Inspector General (IG) of Police internationally and float a sovereign bond to raise the hundreds of billions required to fully reform the Kenya police.
By Kariuki Muiri 7 years ago
Reform police force to make it effective
Uhuru not keen to end coffee sector crisis
President Uhuru Kenyatta announced that a committee would be set up to probe what ails the coffee sub-sector.
By Kariuki Muiri 8 years ago
Uhuru not keen to end coffee sector crisis
Njue should make follow-up on papal concern for the poor
John Cardinal Njue has continued to disappoint political progressives in Kenya because of his lukewarm attitude towards bad, evil manners of the political class, particularly the ruling elite.
By Kariuki Muiri 8 years ago
Njue should make follow-up on papal concern for the poor
President Uhuru must streamline KRA to meet pledges
The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has missed its half-year target by Sh50 billion, most of it from income taxes as companies retrench due to bad economic times.
By Kariuki Muiri 8 years ago
President Uhuru must streamline KRA to meet pledges
Changes in coffee sub-sector necessary
The coffee sub-sector is a good example of what happens when man is made to serve the law instead of the law being made to serve man.
By Kariuki Muiri 8 years ago
Changes in coffee sub-sector necessary
Our options to turn around the economy hardly plentiful
Those who track the performance of Kenya’s economy must be viewing events with increasingly sinking hearts because the options are running thin as days course along.
By Kariuki Muiri 8 years ago
Our options to turn around the economy hardly plentiful
New Ethiopia-Kenya power project should boost development
The Government continues to expand power generation so as to meet the 5,000MW target in the Jubilee manifesto
By Kariuki Muiri 8 years ago
New Ethiopia-Kenya power project should boost development
A do-or-die political battle for Uhuru, Raila shaping up
Kenya’s economy appears to be headed into more turbulence in 2016 as political headwinds intensify ahead of the 2017 General Election.
By Kariuki Muiri 8 years ago
A do-or-die political battle for Uhuru, Raila shaping up
Who is really blame for coffee theft?
Coffee theft in Nyeri and the surrounding counties has reached epidemic levels as the Government continues keeping mum
By Kariuki Muiri 8 years ago
Who is really blame for coffee theft?
Moses Kuria wrong on ‘over-representation’
An article by Gatundu South MP Moses Kuria that seems to suggest Kenya is over-represented needs a response
By Kariuki Muiri 8 years ago
Moses Kuria wrong on ‘over-representation’
Involve public for speedy lifestyle audit of top officials
I find it curious that among the raft of measures the recently formed presidential advisory committee against corruption gave President Uhuru Kenyatta lacks reward-driven public participation in lifestyle audit of corrupt public officials and robust integrity tests for those aspiring for political office.
By Kariuki Muiri 8 years ago
Involve public for speedy lifestyle audit of top officials
What Government should do to save coffee sub-sector
The coffee sub-sector is a good example of what happens when man is made to serve the law instead of vice versa.
By Kariuki Muiri 8 years ago
What Government should do to save coffee sub-sector
Treasury and CBK officials abetting graft
The grand corruption at the National Youth Service (NYS) is a syndicate, going by what a seasoned supplier told me.
By Kariuki Muiri 8 years ago
Treasury and CBK officials abetting graft
Turning point in fight against corruption
According to a section of the media, “... the Court of Appeal has reinstated a section of the Economics Crimes Act requiring civil servants to explain how they acquired assets outside their salary”.
By Kariuki Muiri 8 years ago
Turning point in fight against corruption
The ICC process is exactly what we need in Kenya
The thing about MPs from Central region grovelling all over Deputy President William Ruto’s ICC case raises more questions than answers.
By Kariuki Muiri 8 years ago
The ICC process is exactly what we need in Kenya
Jamal Mohammed: The last playmaker Kenya ever had
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