Opinion

As we navigate the complexities of modern parenting, it's imperative to acknowledge the critical role discipline plays in shaping the...

Africa experiences a variety of natural disasters with floods and droughts documented as the most prevalent and impactful. Other significant hazards...

The overall unemployment rate in Kenya stands at 12.7% while that of the youth aged 15 to34 years, is at...

Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) was the 32nd President of the United States of America and longest serving U.S. president. He...

When the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) leaders meet for their annual summit in The Hague on Wednesday, June 25,...

Days ahead of the first anniversary in Kenya of the Gen Z-led anti-government protests that resulted in at least 60...

As we converge to get our national IDs, waiting in queues, shaking hands with officials, or chatting with neighbours, it's...

Every year in June, we find ourselves on the threshold of a day that deserves more recognition than it often...

At long last, something to raise our glasses to literally. The East African Community (EAC) has finally agreed to harmonise...

UNESCO works in Somaliland through various initiatives with a particular focus on education, culture, and digital learning. For instance, UNESCO is...

Since the NBA opened its first office in Africa in 2010, the league has taken a long-term approach to growing...

Sovereign Ratings, Probability of Default and Time to Default: Investopedia defines sovereign credit rating as, ‘independent evaluation of a country's...

VUCA Environment Since 1990: The United Nations used 1990 as the baseline year for calculating achievement of Millenium Development Goals (15...

The Finance Bill 2025 tabled in the National Assembly poses a serious threat to Kenya’s social fabric, according to the...

Somaliland covers an area of 137,600 kilometres and shares a broader with Ethiopia, Djibouti and Somalia. Hargeisa is the political...

Bullfighting has been an antiquated spectacle from a time when humans had far less understanding of animals and their needs....

For generations, the phrase “man up” has echoed through homes, classrooms, and even streets, quieting millions of men in the...

In a functioning democracy, public trust is anchored in consistency, transparency, and accountability. When the government announces a policy—particularly one...

In an era where information is power and perception shapes reality, Kenya’s National Intelligence Service (NIS) can no longer operate...

By George Asamani, Managing Director, Project Management Institute, Sub-Saharan Africa The announcement of deep cuts in US development aid assistance...

Africa is rich in natural resources and is a continent in transformation. However, for Africa to prosper, leaders must review...

We often think of “orphans” as children who have lost both parents and who lack kin networks. One might ask...

One of Africa’s most celebrated authors Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o has passed away. The Kenyan writer and academic was 87 years...

High Insurance Growth Potential: Insurance mergers and acquisitions in Kenya are partly driven by stakeholders seeking to close the gap with...

The death of Professor Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o on May 28, 2025, is not only a profound loss to the literary...

As Kenya stands at the crossroads of political despair and public disillusionment, one name shines brightly amid the chaos—David Maraga,...

The winds of authoritarianism are blowing stronger across East Africa and the silence from Washington is deafening. Once a robust...

In Kenya, where there are more churches per square kilometer than industries and schools, pocketing millions every week, churches must...

Diet-related health conditions, such as diabetes, hypertension and obesity, are on the rise in Kenya, putting immense strain on already...

1970s US Stagflation: Investopedia defines stagflation as 'the combination of slow economic growth, high unemployment, and a high rate of...