Act on Senate committee's report on extrajudicial killings

Pesticides could just turn out to be one big category of substances seriously affecting our health. Not all, but many of them.

When government fails to observe the law, the lowly in the society will also fail to observe the law.

According to the International Diabetes Federation (IDF) Diabetes Atlas 10th edition, 537 million adults are living with Diabetes (1 in 10 adults).

Prostitution was a vice of colonial concern. Europeans feared what they termed as black peril or mixing blood with Africans.

Women and girls deserve to enjoy their basic fundamental rights to live in a world free from all forms of violence.

The refuse/ bio-slurry obtained from the biodigester is then used as manure, foliar fertiliser and sometimes as an insect repellent.

Accountability is one of the foundations of a firm, solidified and stable education system.

A lot of money within counties goes to waste through worthless benchmarking trips while it could be used to solve such problems.

Inclusion of people living with disabilities (PWDs) and the advancement of their rights is firmly situated at the heart of Kenya's Constitution

We cannot tell the weeds from the wheat in our leaders simply by looking at their party affiliations or tribal roots.

Becoming a public educator and a dialogue platform devoid of profiling makes the media an agent of democratic growth.

Next year on August 9, 2,706 Kenyans will germinate from the soil of the Kenyan electorate.

193 UNESCO Member States met in Paris for the 41st General Conference, which also doubled up as the organisation’s 75th anniversary.

Women engage in transactional sex with wealthy men because they lack access to resources they require to live.

Ordinarily, opinion polls are a useful tool in a vibrant democracy, especially if they are conducted scientifically and honestly.

If Ruto were to be magnanimous enough to declare ‘Raila Tosha’ and Raila becomes president for ten years, he would be 65 in 2032.

If these and other pitfalls are countered as AfCFTA takes off, we can look forward to vibrant trade and numerous jobs for our youth.

Clearly, even where women head households, they do not have express rights to land they occupy.

The State bears the constitutional duty to ensure that everyone within our borders accesses justice.

Every time a court order is violated or ignored by public officials, judicial authority is eroded.

Few countries have implemented the allocation of a minimum of 10 per cent of their national budgets to the agriculture sector.

On my debut article on a premier national newspaper sometimes in 2018, I argued for a case of the universal rules of economics.

Given the dire situation, the national and county governments, and humanitarian agencies should step in and offer assistance to the affected.

The county has made a deliberate decision to support the MSMEs. Having been well-advised by the county’s 2021 statistical abstract...

The digital revolution is the source of profound change for journalism and the media and media houses must adapt to it or risk perishing.

The allegation is that graduate police officers have had their pay slashed in what they term an unfair move by the National Police Service Commission

The majority of men visiting health facilities mostly go for other diseases and not basically HIV testing.

Teenage pregnancies impact the continuation of education for adolescent girls.

We are living in an era where parents have become busy, leaving little time to spend with their children.

In an ideal world, Amani National Congress leader Musalia Mudavadi ticks all the right boxes.

The new Country Partnership Framework (CPF) of the World Bank is expected to start soon. This programme will run from 2022 to 2027.

Achieving sustainable development goal number 11 which calls on nations to invest in inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable urban roads

Key projects should have a specific driver and not just a ministry.

In Kenya, out of the 794 lung cancer cases reported in 2020, about 729 deaths occurred.

Let us all recognise and give visibility to the work of the women land rights defenders and make their achievements known.

We need to listen carefully to their promises, codify them — in fact, give them the force of law — or compel them to write agreements or take oaths.

The key take-away from these successful road safety campaigns is that no one approach will work.

The proposed Laikipia bond is Sh1.16 billion, borrowed for 7 years. The interest rate payable will be about the same as a seven-year treasury bond.

The nomination exercise should be above board with the main focus being nominating persons of high moral character and unquestionable integrity.

Low-value addition is exacerbated by non-trade barriers, such as imposing an array of standards.

We must ensure essential services are available and accessible to women.

The law is the bloodline of a nation yet many of us are notoriously lax about obeying it.