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Things To Do ALONE… At Least Once In Your Life There are some experiences in life that change you forever…

The Abraham Accords Declaration, as signed emphasizes peace, coexistence, and mutual respect among nations particularly among the Abrahamic faiths. It…

ODM Succession Thought: Simba Arati’s Moment or ODM’s Turning Point? Simba Arati looks set to take over Raila Odinga’s ODM,…

Trump’s Bid to Restore World Peace: A Turning Point in Global Diplomacy In a world weary of conflict and division, Donald…

Earlier today, tension gripped the city when a group mobilized by pastors from Mt. Kenya stormed the CBD chanting, “We…

President William Ruto’s recent endorsement of Ethiopia’s Grand Renaissance Dam (GERD) has sent ripples through the diplomatic landscape of the…

Every new Inspector General of Police in Kenya arrives under a cloud of public expectation. Civil society and citizens alike…

The late Gerald Otieno Kajwang once remarked, “Fidelity and loyalty to the party…” As we approach the 2027 general election,…

Tribalism is a quiet menace—one that slowly eats away at the soul of our nation. Every time we take a…

When Mwai Kibaki came to Kisumu in 2002 with the NAK and LDP luminaries, he nostalgically spoke about Elijah Omolo…

Another interesting historical event in the Kenyan political landscape is the Gem by-election of 1969 after the “death” of Clement…

In the unpredictable world of Kenyan politics, few figures have displayed resilience like Raila Odinga. Despite multiple presidential losses, he…

I Will Marry When I Want presented a powerful critique of the church’s role in perpetuating social injustice. Through its…

Beating James Orengo in 2027 is a far fetched Dream.James Orengo, the current Governor of Siaya County, is widely considered…

I have seen the energy and zeal Babu Owino has put in realising the long promised dream of leaders of…

There is a communal conversation happening among the Luo on how to relate with the government of President Ruto and…

Dr. Fred Matiang’i, was once a prominent figure in Kenyan politics as the Cabinet Secretary for ICT, Education, Interior and…

The fight against corruption in Kenya is hampered by the complex interplay of patronage, ethnic solidarity, distrust in institutions, and…

The current system of issuing bursaries, while seemingly helpful, often falls short of addressing the deeper, systemic issues within our…

I read from Plot Otwist something I have long held: that the so-called second liberation of Kenya FAILED, and the…

The Standard squeezing water out of a stone.According to information from various aviation sites the plane was being operated by…

Why I Stand with Dr. Raymond Omollo: A Visionary Leader for Kenya’s Future In an age when leadership too often…

Even before his name could be formally tabled in Parliament for approval, Erastus Edung Ethekon has been dragged into the…

A reminder to James Orengo and Gladys Wanga: Governors are Duty Bearers Not Activists! In any structured democracy like Kenya,…