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Many youths have wasted their lives away through drugs, directly or indirectly; overdose and accidents just to name a few among the list. Peer influence and hopelessness has made the reach to drugs much easier and difficult to tackle with.

By Edna Karugo
Feb. 9, 2015

UN invites Gina Din to speak at private sector forum 2013

By Digital Reporter
Sep. 18, 2013

Forget Uhuru, Raila, Kenyans are changing

Every single day, we are told how the government is implementing something or failing in its responsibility to provide basic services to the public.

By By Mohamed Wato
Aug. 5, 2013

Stop the double standards; give teachers their July pay

The threats being made by the Cabinet Secretary for Education, Jacob Kaimenyi, and the chairperson of the Salary and Remuneration Commission (SRC) to withhold teachers’ July pay.

By By Seth Mwangani
Jul. 30, 2013

Stop the double standards; give teachers their July pay

Let’s collectively battle bestiality

Kenyans who hate moral decadence and who wish to see a morally upright society are traumatised by rising cases of bestiality in the country.

By By David Sonye
Jul. 30, 2013

Negative side of emergency pills

Despite a long legal battle to make morning-after pills more widely available, people should avoid misusing the pills.

By By Sarah N Muriithi
Jul. 30, 2013

Why ICC cases against Uhuru, Ruto should be terminated

Claims that eight witnesses in the case involving Deputy President William Ruto are liars should not be taken lightly by the International Criminal Court (ICC).

By By Joel Onyango
Jul. 30, 2013

Why ICC cases against Uhuru, Ruto should be terminated

Is President Uhuru losing control of his new regime?

President Uhuru Kenyatta and his administration are missing the chance to unify a country torn apart by the 2013 General Election and it appears he is being pushed, slowly but inexorably, into a corner

By By Alexander Chagema
Jul. 28, 2013

Is President Uhuru losing control of his new regime?

Experts warn against amending Constitution

Constitutional experts and civil society organisations in Kenya are voicing strong concerns about moves to amend the devolved system of government that was only introduced in March this year.

By Felix Olock
Jul. 27, 2013

Experts warn against amending Constitution

Has Muthui lost ethics in his duty as government spokesman?

Watching government spokesman Muthui Kariuki on Thursday night reacting to events at the Kisii burial attended by Cord leader and others, one may wonder whether he is really conversant with communication skills.

By Samuel Omwenga
Jul. 26, 2013

Has Muthui lost ethics in his duty as government spokesman?

It’s police who need computers, not primary schools

Over the past 5 years and more, the statement ‘police reforms’ has occupied acres of space in our local media, and continues to do so.

By Charles Ouko
Jul. 22, 2013

It’s police who need computers, not primary schools

Jubilee should reorganise after false start

Jubilee is a hundred days old and there are clear signals Kenyans are growing restless yearning for deep change that President Uhuru Kenyatta and his deputy William Ruto promised before they got elected.

By - Mohamed Wato
Jul. 17, 2013