The Rio debacle gives us an insight of the rot that permeates sports in Kenya, perpetrated not by athletes but by federation officials

Majority of these first time applicants have one thing in common; their destination is Middle East. Countries of choice are Qatar, United Arab Emirates...

Do you still remember Senator Paul Njoroge? I don’t have his verbatim but the context of his found fame or infamy, depending on your political divide, is as a result of him insinuating that DP William Samoei Ruto should not expect 100% support from...

The conditions in these places are enough to break the most valiant of men. It’s a pity that such sacrifices are not reciprocated by the political class which instead chooses to...

On 15th July, 2016, prices of fuel increased as the Kshs6 road maintenance levy took effect. The price of petrol rose to Kshs92.93, diesel to Kshs83.24 and kerosene Kshs61.45 in Nairobi. The price is obviously going to be much higher in far flung areas like Mandera, Kisumu, Kitale, Lokichogio and Moyale.

The happenings in some of our schools take us back to 2008 when students in number of schools rioted and...

South Sudan has just celebrated its 5th independence anniversary in its usual fashion. Instead of faces being filled with hopes and promises of a brighter future, there was pessimism, cynicism and despair. Apparently, as Riek Machar was meeting Salva Kiir in Juba, fighting broke out between their respective army factions leaving scores dead and others wounded. Unconfirmed reports put the death toll around 100.

The debate over the death penalty has for some time been relegated to the backburner for reasons best known to authorities. Proponents and opponents of the same are divided down the middle. The opponents allege that death penalty is against the Bill of Rights which gives each and every individual the right to life. They also argue this sentence does not have a deterrent effect, does not rehabilitate and that it’s savage, beastly and inhuman.

Ethiopian Prime Minister, Haile Delasegn was in town just the other day. The climax of his visit was marked by signing of various bi-lateral agreements on trade and inter-connectivity between the two regional powerhouses

In America we are witnessing Donald Trump march towards the presidency despite opposition from moderates and liberals. Trump is a divisive figure who was pro-Brexit claiming that Britain has claimed back their country after opting out of EU.

There is a new brand of felons in town. They are a rare breed. Unlike the ordinary miscreants and felons, these fellows have an above average IQ, boost of the best education, degrees acquired locally and internationally