We must stay alert even schools head for early reopening

Reopening news clearest sign country is beating the virus

By Michael Cherambos 6 years ago

For guiding light, follow the words of our saints

We are better off if we work together, if we care about each other, and put our differences aside

By Michael Cherambos 6 years ago

Rid education sector of corruption and allow bright minds to flourish

With so many new technologies making it easy to forge documents, many people have taken advantage of this

By Michael Cherambos 6 years ago

Fortify decency and fairness in our society

We have started to demand justice, because we have developed a taste for it

By Michael Cherambos 6 years ago

We must take a stand to end divisive politics

When we hear hateful and divisive rhetoric, we need to stand against those who perpetrate it. We need to call it out

By Michael Cherambos 6 years ago

Internet balloons represent much more than just internet

Only through communication can we progress

By Michael Cherambos 6 years ago

All-out assault on crime commendable

The right to security is a basic human right that each and every one of our citizen deserves

By Michael Cherambos 6 years ago

Bridges: The Bible’s take on great roads through deserted lands

A symbolic bridge is something that appears not only in the Bible but also in history and great literature throughout the years

By Michael Cherambos 6 years ago

Partnerships key in bolstering Kenya’s Covid-19 response

Both Kenya and the UK have some serious work to do, but all is possible if we are willing to support one another and work together

By Michael Cherambos 6 years ago

Coronavirus: Our youth need to take advantage of State stimulus packages

The Kenyan youth have been battered by the coronavirus pandemic, sinking many into unemployment

By Michael Cherambos 6 years ago

As we discuss BBI report, let’s remember its inherent goal of unity

Let’s proceed with caution but remember that we are all working towards unity

By Michael Cherambos 6 years ago

It is high time Kenya abandoned winner-takes-all kind of democracy

As discussion for law change takes shape, Kenyans do away with winner-takes-all democracy.

By Michael Cherambos 6 years ago

Kenyans must stand up against cynical attempts to undermine BBI

Nine points for a better future

By Michael Cherambos 7 years ago

Referendum will be a ‘handshake’ between Kenyans and their leaders

Democracies work if the people feel like they are being listened to

By Michael Cherambos 7 years ago

New brooms but tired sweepers: Sad tale of our justice system

For a long time, Kenyans have been treated to juvenile drama whenever a matter of public interest is taken to court.

By Michael Cherambos 8 years ago

OPINION: Urgent fixing of staff in criminal justice system needed for the war against crime

An advert is out announcing the intention of the Office of the Director of Public Prosecution (ODPP) to hire some 200 senior staff

By Michael Cherambos 8 years ago

Let's embrace, celebrate new dawn for Opposition politics

The unfolding events on the political scene could just be what the doctor prescribed for Kenya.

By Michael Cherambos 8 years ago

Why lords of graft should pack up and run, very fast

Money is sweet. Money obtained corruptly seems even sweeter. But it is not.

By Michael Cherambos 8 years ago

NASA as a coalition is dead, let supporters accept and move on

Raila Odinga, the de facto big brother, is stranded with the body at Capitol Hill

By Michael Cherambos 8 years ago

OPINION: Why Raila should stop Jamhuri Day swearing-in plan

<p >By Michael Cherambos</p><p ></p><p >It is true that anybody can jump off a fast-moving motorcycle

By Michael Cherambos 8 years ago

OPINION: Health status of national leaders ought to be made public

<p > In May, a strange thing happened that almost passed unnoticed to many

By Michael Cherambos 9 years ago

Clear indicators show who will be Kenya's president come August

<p><b>By Michael Cherambos</b></p><p>The gloves are off as the country enters into the campaign mood proper starting Sunday with either side of the political divide chest thumping of a guaranteed win after the August 8 General Elections

By Michael Cherambos 9 years ago

NASA’s vote of no confidence in Raila Odinga

Nasa flagbearer Raila Odinga is constantly trying to exude confidence about his chances in the upcoming presidential elections

By Michael Cherambos 9 years ago

Opinion: NASA stands for confusion

While the announcement will end months of speculation and signal a new phase of the election campaign, fundamentally it will change nothing.

By Michael Cherambos 9 years ago

If Isaac Ruto was the big announcement Nasa had promised, Kenyans better learn to manage their expectations

On Thursday, the country was held in an anxious moment once again

By Michael Cherambos 9 years ago

Kenyans in South Sudan assured of safety

Stranded Kenyans seeking help should talk to embassy officials because the Government has prioritised their well-being.

By Michael Cherambos 10 years ago