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It is possible to campaign and hold elections peacefully

Our political behaviour has simply not matured. Instead of treating elections as a normal democratic test of ideas, we invest emotions, ethnicity, greed, rigging, blackmail

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Shareholder politics

Kenyans urged Kenya to reject "shareholder politics" and build inclusive, ideology-driven coalitions that serve all citizens, not just electoral winners.

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Distribute jobs by working less days a week

Today, we mark Word Day Against Trafficking in Persons. The facts and stats on human suffering are sobering. The Kenya Government is definitely doing its best.

By Elias Mokua 1 month ago

How we can turn young people into agents of transformation

The 21st Plenary Assembly of the Association of Member Episcopal Conferences in Eastern Africa, underway in Nairobi, has placed young people at the heart of the regional Church's agenda.

By Elias Mokua 1 month ago

When you kill, don't say it was God's plan for the person to die

My heart almost stopped when one speaker belaboured that God had a plan for the deceased, and this was his day to exit the world.

By Elias Mokua 1 month ago

You do not have to hire goons, terrorise Kenyans to win elections

The recent attack on the Opposition at Keumbu market in Kisii County highlights an erroneous yet persistent belief that violence is a viable option for intimidating opponents.

By Elias Mokua 2 months ago

AI won't turn us away from God; it will draw us even closer Him

By exposing our limitations, highlighting the irreplaceable value of human relationships, and pointing to a greater Creator, AI will not be the end of faith.

By Elias Mokua 2 months ago

Educating youths is not enough; strive to get them jobs as well

No graduate with a diploma, degree, or equivalent qualification should remain unemployed for more than two years after graduation without government intervention.

By Elias Mokua 2 months ago

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From the look of things, this is Kenya's apocalyptic moment

Is this the moment in our independence history when we have to harvest what we have planted over the past 63 years?

By Elias Mokua 3 months ago

How AI can restore confidence in Kenya's electoral process

AI-driven optical character recognition and computer vision can audit physical tallying forms scanned at polling stations against digital data transmitted to the national tallying centre.

By Elias Mokua 3 months ago

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Government's indifference to Kenyans' suffering appalling

Rising fuel prices, economic hardship, and unresolved grievances from strikes and Gen Z protests are deepening public anger and risking wider unrest in Kenya.

By Elias Mokua 3 months ago

The trouble with Tanzanian president's 'mikwaju' proposal

President Samia Suluhu recently said Tanzanian and Kenyan youth should be caned if they dare to protest under the pretext of democracy.

By Elias Mokua 4 months ago

Opposition wave slowly turning into tsunami against Ruto

Firstly, a significant strategic advantage for the Opposition lies in the profound familiarity its leading figures possess regarding President Ruto's political modus operandi.

By Elias Mokua 4 months ago

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It is possible to campaign and hold elections peacefully

Our political behaviour has simply not matured. Instead of treating elections as a normal democratic test of ideas, we invest emotions, ethnicity, greed, rigging, blackmail

By Elias Mokua 1 month ago

Premium

Shareholder politics

Kenyans urged Kenya to reject "shareholder politics" and build inclusive, ideology-driven coalitions that serve all citizens, not just electoral winners.

By Elias Mokua 1 month ago

Distribute jobs by working less days a week

Today, we mark Word Day Against Trafficking in Persons. The facts and stats on human suffering are sobering. The Kenya Government is definitely doing its best.

By Elias Mokua 1 month ago

How we can turn young people into agents of transformation

The 21st Plenary Assembly of the Association of Member Episcopal Conferences in Eastern Africa, underway in Nairobi, has placed young people at the heart of the regional Church's agenda.

By Elias Mokua 1 month ago

When you kill, don't say it was God's plan for the person to die

My heart almost stopped when one speaker belaboured that God had a plan for the deceased, and this was his day to exit the world.

By Elias Mokua 1 month ago

You do not have to hire goons, terrorise Kenyans to win elections

The recent attack on the Opposition at Keumbu market in Kisii County highlights an erroneous yet persistent belief that violence is a viable option for intimidating opponents.

By Elias Mokua 2 months ago

AI won't turn us away from God; it will draw us even closer Him

By exposing our limitations, highlighting the irreplaceable value of human relationships, and pointing to a greater Creator, AI will not be the end of faith.

By Elias Mokua 2 months ago

Educating youths is not enough; strive to get them jobs as well

No graduate with a diploma, degree, or equivalent qualification should remain unemployed for more than two years after graduation without government intervention.

By Elias Mokua 2 months ago

Premium

From the look of things, this is Kenya's apocalyptic moment

Is this the moment in our independence history when we have to harvest what we have planted over the past 63 years?

By Elias Mokua 3 months ago

How AI can restore confidence in Kenya's electoral process

AI-driven optical character recognition and computer vision can audit physical tallying forms scanned at polling stations against digital data transmitted to the national tallying centre.

By Elias Mokua 3 months ago

Premium

Government's indifference to Kenyans' suffering appalling

Rising fuel prices, economic hardship, and unresolved grievances from strikes and Gen Z protests are deepening public anger and risking wider unrest in Kenya.

By Elias Mokua 3 months ago

The trouble with Tanzanian president's 'mikwaju' proposal

President Samia Suluhu recently said Tanzanian and Kenyan youth should be caned if they dare to protest under the pretext of democracy.

By Elias Mokua 4 months ago

Opposition wave slowly turning into tsunami against Ruto

Firstly, a significant strategic advantage for the Opposition lies in the profound familiarity its leading figures possess regarding President Ruto's political modus operandi.

By Elias Mokua 4 months ago

Premium

It is possible to campaign and hold elections peacefully

Our political behaviour has simply not matured. Instead of treating elections as a normal democratic test of ideas, we invest emotions, ethnicity, greed, rigging, blackmail

By Elias Mokua 1 month ago

Premium

Shareholder politics

Kenyans urged Kenya to reject "shareholder politics" and build inclusive, ideology-driven coalitions that serve all citizens, not just electoral winners.

By Elias Mokua 1 month ago

Distribute jobs by working less days a week

Today, we mark Word Day Against Trafficking in Persons. The facts and stats on human suffering are sobering. The Kenya Government is definitely doing its best.

By Elias Mokua 1 month ago

How we can turn young people into agents of transformation

The 21st Plenary Assembly of the Association of Member Episcopal Conferences in Eastern Africa, underway in Nairobi, has placed young people at the heart of the regional Church's agenda.

By Elias Mokua 1 month ago

When you kill, don't say it was God's plan for the person to die

My heart almost stopped when one speaker belaboured that God had a plan for the deceased, and this was his day to exit the world.

By Elias Mokua 1 month ago

You do not have to hire goons, terrorise Kenyans to win elections

The recent attack on the Opposition at Keumbu market in Kisii County highlights an erroneous yet persistent belief that violence is a viable option for intimidating opponents.

By Elias Mokua 2 months ago

AI won't turn us away from God; it will draw us even closer Him

By exposing our limitations, highlighting the irreplaceable value of human relationships, and pointing to a greater Creator, AI will not be the end of faith.

By Elias Mokua 2 months ago

Educating youths is not enough; strive to get them jobs as well

No graduate with a diploma, degree, or equivalent qualification should remain unemployed for more than two years after graduation without government intervention.

By Elias Mokua 2 months ago

Premium

From the look of things, this is Kenya's apocalyptic moment

Is this the moment in our independence history when we have to harvest what we have planted over the past 63 years?

By Elias Mokua 3 months ago

How AI can restore confidence in Kenya's electoral process

AI-driven optical character recognition and computer vision can audit physical tallying forms scanned at polling stations against digital data transmitted to the national tallying centre.

By Elias Mokua 3 months ago

Premium

Government's indifference to Kenyans' suffering appalling

Rising fuel prices, economic hardship, and unresolved grievances from strikes and Gen Z protests are deepening public anger and risking wider unrest in Kenya.

By Elias Mokua 3 months ago

The trouble with Tanzanian president's 'mikwaju' proposal

President Samia Suluhu recently said Tanzanian and Kenyan youth should be caned if they dare to protest under the pretext of democracy.

By Elias Mokua 4 months ago

Opposition wave slowly turning into tsunami against Ruto

Firstly, a significant strategic advantage for the Opposition lies in the profound familiarity its leading figures possess regarding President Ruto's political modus operandi.

By Elias Mokua 4 months ago

Premium

Shareholder politics

Kenyans urged Kenya to reject "shareholder politics" and build inclusive, ideology-driven coalitions that serve all citizens, not just electoral winners.

By Elias Mokua 1 month ago