Peter Kimani

Sapit keeps politicos out of the pulpit

PETER KIMANI

Archbishop Jackson Ole Sapit says Anglican Church of Kenya will no longer allow political utterances to be made from its pulpit

By Peter Kimani | 3 days ago

Hiking fuel prices in lean times akin to blowing fire with water in mouth

It appears somebody forgot we produce crude oil in Turkana, or was that a body lotion?

Peter Kimani | 3 days ago

Cadbury’s writing project, in our own words, should guarantee a lifetime of chocolate

The add elaborated their aim was “to publish 150 original storybooks working through the generous intent of Kenyans to help".

Peter Kimani | 25 days ago

Divide-rule tactics now crack Knut

Knut has also agreed to a deal that locks out senior teachers, principals and their deputies from membership.

Peter Kimani | 25 days ago

Pope Francis has gone to US, but he won’t be dining with mighty

Pope Francis, who is touring the United States, ha...

By Peter Kimani | Sep 25, 2015

Politicians' art of persuasion, and the missed opportunities in teachers reaping from strike

I’m writing this with a tinge of nostalgia, when...

By Peter Kimani | Sep 25, 2015

With Muthama in the lead, Cord politicians dance to different tunes

Oh, what a joy to see Johnstone Muthama back in ac...

By Peter Kimani | Sep 25, 2015

Democracy by applause shows beautiful side to our politics, resolve to fight graft

I think “Hustler jet” is a beautiful coinage, ...

By Peter Kimani | Aug 07, 2015

A night out with the boys is just what the doctor ordered

Researchers in Germany have found there are immens...

By Peter Kimani | Aug 07, 2015

Welcome home, our dear Cousin Barry, revel in the dreams from your fatherland

When the US president travels, I heard someone say...

By Peter Kimani | Jul 24, 2015

Freeing spirits of the dead, the living, and also unborn

This poem, Freeing the Spirits, was first broadcas...

By Peter Kimani | Jul 24, 2015

We are used to management by crisis, so let us slog through...

A lingering question every time Kenyans reflect on...

By Peter Kimani | Jul 24, 2015

Tourist guide for Cousin Barry on surviving Nairobi in the grip of a severe 'tropical' fever

I suspect our Cousin Barry, who is also the Presid...

By Peter Kimani | Jul 17, 2015

What the stone democrats of Moi University teach about education

Moi University has been closed indefinitely follow...

By Peter Kimani | Jul 17, 2015

Madam Charity and Wiper look nice together, hope they stay so

Ooh, what a beautiful symphony of brotherhood it h...

By Peter Kimani | Jul 17, 2015

A taste of second generation alcohol on the cusps of youth, fulfilling the desires of heart

I’m not sure I know what second generation of il...

By Peter Kimani | Jul 10, 2015

Saba Saba legacy, 25 years on

This week was the 25th anniversary of Saba Saba Da...

By Peter Kimani | Jul 10, 2015

When losing faith means gaining another way of life

In this dramatic week that the Supreme Court of th...

By Peter Kimani | Jul 03, 2015

Kaimenyi steals teachers' thunder, but will he have the last laugh?

There is a bit of truth in the statement that this...

By Peter Kimani | Jul 03, 2015

From polls landslide to political storm, Baba Yao seeks to drain the dregs of kumikumi

The countdown has begun: the tick-tock of the pres...

By Peter Kimani | Jul 02, 2015

Kenyans take to the skies to beat traffic, but million-dollar question still lingers

Heeep-heeeep! Heeep-heeeeep! Let’s deliver what ...

By Peter Kimani | Jun 19, 2015

Parable of Kajiado and Machakos: counties so near, yet so far apart

The county of Kajiado is a truly amazing. This wee...

By Peter Kimani | Jun 19, 2015

Why I'm shedding no tears for Monica Juma, not now anyway

I was about to shed tears for Monica Juma, whose n...

By Peter Kimani | Jun 19, 2015

Apologies to Prezzo for having Cabinet he can hire but not fire

Prezzo UK made a moving testimony early in the wee...

By Peter Kimani | Jun 12, 2015

This young lawyer wants Malia but he cannot even plead his case

There is some bloke who says he wants to marry Mal...

By Peter Kimani | Jun 12, 2015

'Baba' has come of age, ripe and wise, if somewhat soft and a little too diplomatic

Former PM Tinga – his ardent supporters still ad...

By Peter Kimani | Jun 12, 2015

Of Ruto’s prosperity gospel and some moving testimony of a past that guides the present

My heart goes out to Deputy Prezzo Will Ruto, who ...

By Peter Kimani | Jun 05, 2015

Day my dream turned into a nightmare in three short hours

I was making my annual trip to the barber when the...

By Peter Kimani | Jun 05, 2015

In the name of the father: The politics of today and yesterday

Once again, it’s been nice seeing Kenya and Afri...

By Peter Kimani | Jun 05, 2015

Kidero's stroll leads to an online troll, and another great week of education

Nairobi Governor Evans Kidero deserves a break. Th...

By Peter Kimani | Mar 20, 2015

Why post office offers the true test of endurance, and lawyers need silly wigs

A fortnight ago, I received a green note in my pri...

By Peter Kimani | Mar 13, 2015

Season of eating grains in the name of the people

The prices of oil and electricity have come down, ...

By Peter Kimani | Feb 20, 2015

Alas, CORD revolution shall be televised for the benefit of â€˜Wanjikuâ€™ and her ilk

Itâ€™s been a long time coming, this CORD rev...

By Peter Kimani | Feb 20, 2015

Cigarette sector goes up in a puff of smoke, evoking tears from all and sundry

In those years, smoking was still fashionable and ...

By Peter Kimani | Feb 13, 2015

Long live Comrade Bob, long live Comrade Mugabe, long live Africa

Comrade Bob Mugabe, the Life President of Zimbabwe...

By Peter Kimani | Feb 13, 2015

Fight over pecking order turns into packing order

Once again, the row between Lands Cabinet Secretar...

By Peter Kimani | Feb 13, 2015

Go well, brother Bob, the tall relative who paved my path in journalism

He stood over six feet tall and often wore a smili...

By Peter Kimani | Jan 30, 2015

Why loving thyself is the beginning of true love

My old city of Houston is always full of surprises...

By Peter Kimani | Jan 30, 2015

Keterâ€™s honesty is refreshing, MPsâ€™ work is to break the law

I am getting to like Nandi Hills MP Alfred Keter e...

By Peter Kimani | Jan 30, 2015

Bringing down the wall of Lang'ata and the rise of a great urban legend

Since that wall of Langâ€™ata Road Primary Sc...

By Peter Kimani | Jan 23, 2015

Why the idea of ancestral lands is so last century...

There was some intriguing story from Mombasa this ...

By Peter Kimani | Jan 23, 2015

CID boss Muhoro offers the missing link in runaway crime

Director of Criminal Investigations Ndegwa Muhoro ...

By Peter Kimani | Jan 23, 2015

Singing songs of redemption might just help erase mental slavery in Nyanza

I hear some folks are miffed over the comments mad...

By Peter Kimani | Jan 16, 2015

Slow down my teacher, you have come too fast

Teachers promised that we hadn’t seen anything, ...

By Peter Kimani | Jan 16, 2015

Demonstration over protest in Bomet confirms Ruto's prowess

I must confess I was rather impressed by the organ...

By Peter Kimani | Jan 16, 2015

Sapit keeps politicos out of the pulpit

PETER KIMANI

Hiking fuel prices in lean times akin to blowing fire with water in mouth

Cadbury’s writing project, in our own words, should guarantee a lifetime of chocolate

Divide-rule tactics now crack Knut

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