Opinion

BY NELSON MUTHOMI LEDAMA MATI   Governor Kawira Mwangaza has been quite the buzz of the town, her impeachment drama gracing our screens and print products, with people taking sides. One side requested the initiators of her impeachment to withdraw it, giving reasons that women leaders are being discriminated against and taunted in office by […]

By Jemima Mukasa   Kenya’s exceptionalism is more than just a national attitude, it’s a pervasive mindset that seeps into every facet of our society, from politics and education to our responses to tragedies. This belief in our unique superiority whether as individuals or as a nation creates a culture where mediocrity thrives and community

By Nelson Muthomi Ledama Mati As technology advances, the way we conduct elections is evolving. Electronic voting, or e-voting, has become a topic of significant debate across the globe. While some countries have embraced this modern method, others remain cautious, weighing the benefits against potential risks. This article explores the journey of e-voting, its implications

By Whitney Ngati In life, we often find ourselves in situations where we give generously, only to receive the bare minimum in return. It’s easy to confuse understanding with foolishness, especially when it feels like your kindness is being taken for granted. The truth is, while it’s important to help others without expecting anything in

BY WHITNEY NGATI When you hear the term “self-care,” what comes to mind? The concept of self-care can vary, but common themes like prioritizing yourself often emerge. Essentially, self-care is about loving yourself and prioritizing your wellbeing. It’s a broad topic that can manifest in various aspects of life, including politics, religion, romantic relationships, and