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Why Vision 2060 must be kept out of politics

Like Vision 2030 before it, the next long-term development agenda should emerge from a highly participatory, consultative and inclusive process.
By Mwongela Mbiti 5h ago
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Debate grows over Nairobi's proposed underground metro, with critics urging investment in existing rail, BRT and tram systems as cheaper, faster traffic solution for Urban Transport
By Editorial 13h ago
Kenyans urged Kenya to reject "shareholder politics" and build inclusive, ideology-driven coalitions that serve all citizens, not just electoral winners.
By Elias Mokua 16h ago
There is a tragedy in the way humanity often celebrates its heroes. We wait until they are gone before rushing to write glowing obituaries, laying hundreds of roses at their feet.
By Faith Wekesa 22h ago
To those recently acquainted with Kenyan politics, Sifuna appears to be an insurgent; an unconventional figure disrupting a long-settled political order.
By Leonard Khafafa 1d ago
The recent deaths of 15 elephants in the Amboseli ecosystem raise urgent concerns about pesticide contamination, environmental governance, and food safety.
By Mugoi Onderi 1d ago
It is clear that Sifuna now seems to command a larger constituency of supporters
By Bernard Bokanda Lumakanda MCA, Kakamega 1d ago
In Kenya and other jurisdictions, terrorism-related offences are very serious and attract stiffer penalties due to their impact on the national security.
By Zadock Angira 2d ago
Kenya’s political stability is one of its most valuable—yet often understated—assets in the journey toward first‑world status.
By Danson Mukile 2d ago
Criticism of President Ruto's address, arguing it overlooked Kenya's pressing crises and failed to offer practical solutions.
By Alexander Chagema 2d ago
The piece criticises the government's response to rising insecurity, urging tougher action against banditry and terrorism to protect lives and livelihoods.
By Editorial 2d ago
Western governments view the Kinshasa-backed FDLR militia primarily as one weakened armed group among hundreds operating in eastern DRC.
By Felicien Mugenzi 3d ago
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