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Chaos on the road invites the government to regulate itself
Pedestrians themselves don’t respect or use crossing points. Drunk drivers overspeed. They hoot for no reason
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5d ago
Kenya’s is morphing into an expansively confounding political mosaic. Nothing seems to make sense anymore, yet there is so much sense in the unfolding quagmire.
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1mo ago
In Kibra, Oburu drew little excitement from the insipid and often frigid crowd that assembled around him.
By Barrack Muluka
3w ago
the American raid on Venezuela is mostly about dominating the world, and especially locking the Atlantic and Pacific World from access by predatory outsiders.
By Barrack Muluka
1mo ago
The intersection between Raila, Ruto and Owuor is the merchandise of hope. It is usually a forlorn hope, born out of desperation.
By Barrack Muluka
1mo ago
Proposing a referendum without first repairing Kenya's democratic foundation is treating the people not as authors of the republic, but as instruments for stabilising elite arrangements.
By Barrack Muluka
1mo ago
When leaders forget this distinction, the consequences are not merely moral; they are developmental.
By Barrack Muluka
1mo ago
It’s about missed chances and opportunities, just the metaphor for Kenya as the clock ticks steadily towards January 2026.
By Barrack Muluka
1mo ago
Except for 2002, every presidential election in Kenya since 1992 has lacked credibility, and there has been no faith in the electoral commission.
By Barrack Muluka
1mo ago
Gachagua arrived on the Opposition landscape full of bile, grief and vindictiveness
By Barrack Muluka
2mos ago
With few exceptions, the 24 electoral areas in the by-elections were veritable theatres of crime.
By Barrack Muluka
2mos ago
President Samia Suluhu Hassan has blamed the electoral disorder in Tanzania on foreigners and has vowed to crush them.
By Barrack Muluka
3mos ago
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