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Break this cycle of floods deaths and destruction
The tragic loss of more than 25 lives and property during the weekend downpour raises another red flag over our disaster preparedness as a nation.
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4d ago
The launch of a joint attack on Iran by the United States and Israel, under the so-called Operation Epic Fury, ought to have sparked epic outrage across the globe, but it hasn't.
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1w ago
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3w ago
Street lights must work, water must flow, garbage must be collected and roads must be passable. If the national government has the wherewithal and the money to steady the city.
By Editorial
3w ago
Revelations that fake or highly ineffective cancer drugs are being administered to patients in four African countries, including Kenya, are alarming.
By Editorial
3w ago
Kenya’s healthcare system has carried out a silent, shameful stain of detaining patients and dead bodies over unpaid medical bills for several decades.
By Editorial
3w ago
Legislators in this and past Parliaments have been accused of taking bribes, including in the toilets, in order to pass contentious motions, most of which are against public interest.
By Editorial
1mo ago
KNDI’s letter to MCK is an unconstitutional attempt to silence the media.
By Francis Wanyonyi
1mo ago
Society is judged by how it treats its most vulnerable people. On this score, the government of Kenya ranks poorly.
By Editorial
1mo ago
Born out of necessity to fill gaps left by a poor public transport system, boda boda sector created informal jobs for thousands of youth as well as a lifeline for commuters across towns and villages.
By Editorial
1mo ago
Headteachers already struggling to keep their schools operational now have the additional burden of accepting students without fees and other prerequisites for admission.
By Editorial
1mo ago
As schools buckle under inadequate funding, Kenyans must ask: who benefits from illegal appointments, and who pays the price? The answer is painfully clear.
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1mo ago
In Kenya, surrogate mothers are paid between Sh200,000 and Sh1 million per pregnancy, while surrogate mothers in America earn about Sh10 million per pregnancy.
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1mo ago
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