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Why we must all condemn political hooliganism

As we head towards the electioneering period, the violence witnessed in Homa Bay, Migori, Garissa and lately Embu ought to be unequivocally condemned by all and sundry.
By Hilary Alila 15m ago
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The writer argues there is a difference between respecting judicial authority and theatrically surrendering one’s dignity, a distinction that seems to have escaped the Kenyan system.
By Joel Changorok 20m ago
Schools must be protected, perpetrators of attacks must be held to account, and parents and young people must be allowed to contribute their ideas around how schools are run.
By Mohamud Hure 12h ago
If the former president were actively directing an operation to remove Ruto, one might expect clearer public evidence of such involvement.
By Herman Manyora 1d ago
Repeatedly placing Uhuru at the centre of political debate conveniently shifts attention from the question that should dominate 2027.
By Gitobu Imanyara 1d ago
The Christian confession and the Christian life cannot permanently be separated without raising questions about the authenticity of the confession.
By Rev Edward Buri 1d ago
Nearly four years after William Ruto became President, Uhuru Kenyatta remains a recurring character in Kenya’s political conversation.
By Wanja Maina 1d ago
The current inertia to deny his achievements and cast him in an insidious light negates the principles of our young democracy.
By Ibrahim Saney 1d ago
Nairobi 2029 will allow Kenya and Africa to showcase the country’s athletics heritage while inspiring a new generation of athletes.
By Mwihaki Wachira 1d ago
The piece argues that Kenya should demand stronger political education, internal democracy and accountability from parties receiving public funding.
By Lawi Sultan Njeremani 1d ago
Kenya can address youth unemployment by linking young people to commercial agriculture, technology, finance, processing and markets rather than focusing only on job creation.
By Martin Otieno, Nicholas Kiprotich and Tervil Okoko 1d ago
As the Nairobi International Book Fair approaches, publishers and authors are confronting persistent copyright challenges while grappling with how AI is reshaping authorship.
By Henry Munene 2d ago
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