Why Russian sanctions should spare Africa

When Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24, the world economic systems reacted and wiped out nearly $1 trillion off the value of the global stock market.

By Mathews Ocharo 3 years ago

World Radio Day: Kenyan radio is a glimpse of who we are

The Kenyan radio scene has been a source of fun, laughter, information, great music, company, and even family.

By Mathew Oduor 4 years ago

We need to invest more in our ports to enable trade

Imagine a situation where Kenya is trading with the whole world, producing world-class products and enriching its citizens

By Mathew Kipkurui 5 years ago

E. African countries should join hands to fight locusts

FAO has proposed an inter-government approach in East Africa as the only way to combat locusts.

By Mathew Kipkurui 5 years ago

Let BBI narrative help Kenyans confront ills facing the nation

Once again the country is on the grip of BBI national discourse as the year 2020 begins on a more resolute and promising reforms path.

By Mathews Owili 5 years ago

Counties need more powers over taxation to raise revenue

Kenya has devolved powers and resources, with the 47 counties having greater control over local administrative issues.

By Mathews Owili 6 years ago

Why we must own the ambitious free healthcare plan

The programme should lay foundations of a new countrywide health sector, which for far too long has left too many without coverage, without backup,

By Mathew Kiprop 6 years ago

Kipchoge triumph: To grow let's go for what is achievable

Marathon legend Eliud Kipchoge is a Kenyan national treasure.

By Mathew Kiprop 6 years ago

Cartels making fertiliser out of reach by killing cheaper brands

Kenyans are treated to news of ‘fake’ fertilisers. This time cartels are making fertilisers expensive by wiping cheaper brands off the market.

By Mathew Kiprop 6 years ago

6 reasons why reading will make you attractive to women

Glad you are here because you understand how precious good health is

By Mathew KSang 6 years ago

Harsh weather: Our farmers need answers

The first step to preparing to respond to climate challenges would be to fully understand the environment in which (agro) pastoralism occurs

By Dr Mathew Gicheha 7 years ago

Zuckerberg trying hard to get out in front of regulatory wave

Like blind men trying to describe an elephant, everyone describing the Zuckerberg 2018 Apology Tour seems to have found whatever they wanted to find.

By Mathew Ingram 7 years ago

Opinion: Does Kenya truly need a coal power plant at this point in time?

We need coal energy as soon as yesterday. Looking at the current power generation in the country that stands at about 2000Mw, the power demand still supersedes the supply.

By Mathews Owili 8 years ago

Poll violence will negatively affect Kenya's democracy

The election violence witnessed during the party primaries paints a gloomy picture of the democratic process

By Mathews Arnold Shirima 8 years ago

Block internet porn sites in Kenya

I would like to commend the police, public and other groups for taking action against the disturbing "Project X" party that was planned to take place in Nairobi.

By Mathew Mwangi 9 years ago

We should not take opportunity of Pope's visit for granted

With the arrival of Pope Francis in Kenya, my greatest wish is that the country remains calm

By Mabere Mathew 10 years ago

Residents blame corruption and impartiality for poor road network

Irked residents of Mataara, Mariaini, Gatunguru, Gituamba, Kairi and Gatukuyu have today expressed the no confidence to infrastructural developments carried out by Kiambu government citing discrimination to some area.

By Mathew Mataara 10 years ago