Whether its international travelers who choose to take a break from their normal lives to enjoy some much-needed suntan on the beach and some dafu juice in the breezy-cool coastal city of Mombasa or to…
Youth unemployment in Kenya is estimated at almost 17%. Many times we think vocational training is the last resort to “help bring young people back” when the basic education system has failed, or as a…
Unemployment rates estimated in the last two national surveys and the 2009 Kenya Population Census suggest that open unemployment among youth aged 15-19 and 20-24 years is significantly larger than that of the entire working…
The past week a video of Opposition parties’ leaders falling down to earth appeared online. It was more of the podium caving in due to their weight more than an act of the gods but…
I have been avoiding by burying my head in the sand that Project X story that has been trending in the cyberspace for the past week. I have also been avoiding that other story of…
The government will be holding a three day inter-ministerial public symposium that started today 17 March 2016 at the Kenyatta International Conference Center. This forum on Government Performance & Innovation is a policy and leadership…
Elections and campaigns are a great thing. For one, they come with great and new words unheard of before. I know a load of English but I only heard the word Manifesto from the two…
We all woke up these past few days to the words NYS SCANDAL, Waiguru and Kabura the Millionaire Hairdresser. Even ordinary mwananchi can use the word affidavit in their daily conversations but everyone is wondering,…
It has been a week since the voter registration exercise started across the country, and up to now, there is absolutely nothing to smile about. Yesterday being a Sunday, I got a chance to do…
Kenya begins mass voter registration on Monday ahead of the country’s General elections in August next year. This is an exercise aimed at registering only those who were not registered in the run up to…
Are we under siege? That’s the question every Kenyan is asking. Since time in memorial we have experienced several terror attacks in most of the Kenyan towns. Most frequented towns being Turkana, Mandera, Wajir, Lamu,…
A new report by the World Health Organization shows that Kenya has among the highest number of new HIV/Aids infections in East Africa and is ranked among top countries in sub-Sahara African, behind South Africa…
The government has launched a fight against corruption in the country due to increasing cases of corruption pointedly one in the ministry of Devolution and Planning. The president in his speech said that every company…