Kenya must take a long, hard look at its moral fabric for better future

At the 22nd National Prayer Breakfast in Nairobi, American preacher and former NFL player Rickey Bolden delivered words that brought the room to a hush and, momentarily, a nation to reflection.

By 28 days ago

Touch "the chameleon" in SHA to reform Kenya's healthcare system

For years, the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) crawled along, burdened by scandals, inefficiencies, and a growing trust deficit.

By 1 month ago

Let's tackle silent hazard of CO2 pollution in our vehicles, homes

Who knows if the constant bickering and confusion in our political space partly stem from prolonged exposure to high CO2 concentrations in vehicles?

By 1 month ago

NTSA sleepwalking into a national security crisis for being inefficient

Efficiency at NTSA is not merely about fulfilling administrative duties; it is about safeguarding our nation’s security, supporting economic growth, and nurturing public trust.

By 1 month ago

We should urgently invest in eye specialists to handle rising need

Kenya has approximately 115 ophthalmologists serving a rapidly expanding population estimated at 57.3 million in 2025 by the World Population Review.

By 1 month ago

Kenya's small ideas that could turn into sustainable realities

Every entrepreneurial idea we nurture has the potential to change lives.

By 2 months ago

Easter call: What would Jesus do to uproot corruption in Kenya

A matatu in front abruptly stopped, blocking the road. Shamelessly, the conductor walked straight to a waiting police officer and handed him money.

By 2 months ago

Upcoming WCF Africa summit can unlock economic potential

The WCF Africa Summit 2025 focuses on unlocking intra-African trade through the AfCFTA, which could potentially add $150 billion annually to Africa’s trade by 2030.

By 2 months ago

How Kenyans can turn optimism into lasting prosperity, resilience

The report reveals something encouraging: most Kenyan CEOs express optimism about the future, even amid today’s challenging economic environment.

By 2 months ago

How to restore the once mighty Safari Rally to it's former glory

Safari Rally embodies Kenya’s cultural heritage and serves as an international symbol of determination and sporting excellence.

By 3 months ago

Kenyan youth crying out for help, genuine talks about their future

The brazen muggings and lawlessness in broad daylight, in full view of President Ruto, were a message from disillusioned youth, abandoned by the system that promised them hope.

By 3 months ago

Ruto-Raila truce must succeed or Kenya will pay the ultimate price

Kenya’s political class has arrived at a defining midnight hour - where self-interest must give way to national interest.

By 3 months ago

Empower women by making it easier for them to access credit

Only 7 per cent of women-owned MSMEs in Kenya, have access to formal financing while the rest are left to borrow from informal lenders and microfinance institutions at high interest rates.

By 3 months ago

The church must be accountable to transform our Kenyan society

The church is more than a place of worship - it is a pillar of Kenya’s essential services.

By 4 months ago

Break outdated policies on vehicle imports to grow automotive sector

Every month, 6,500 Kenyans pay up to Sh700,000 more for the same cars Ugandans and Tanzanians buy for less.

By 4 months ago

Trump's aid cut is the wake-up call Kenya desperately needed

Kenya must rethink how it treats foreign aid. For too long, aid has been absorbed as sustenance rather than investment.

By 4 months ago

We need a virtual asset policy to transform our financial prospect

Virtual assets, including ethical financial instruments and scriptural money, operate in decentralised ecosystems enabling rapid, borderless transactions.

By 5 months ago

Gen Z and millennials redefining work, let's tap into their creativity

According to the 2024 Deloitte Gen Z and Millennial Survey, 64 per cent of Gen Z and 66 per cent of millennials prioritise work-life balance over traditional career progression.

By 5 months ago

Reforming our institutions will help restore trust, reclaim hope

Two incidents have captured my attention, revealing a grave underlying national challenge.

By 5 months ago

Traffic chaos offers opportunity to instill discipline and progress

First, Kenya’s roads, originally built for a smaller population, are now overwhelmed by a vehicle count including our motorcycles.

By 6 months ago

Why we must keep our hands off Karura Forest, whatever it takes

The plans by the government to excise part of Karura Forest for construction of a dual carriageway along Kiambu Road, have rekindled memories of a dark past in Kenya’s environmental governance.

By 6 months ago

With over five billion litres of milk, dairy sector can grow our economy

With annual production of more than five billion litres each year, Kenya contributes at least 35 per cent of the East African Community’s supply.

By 7 months ago

Let's all play our part in enabling those with disabilities live better

For people with disabilities navigating uneven sidewalks, open manholes, and inaccessible public transport is a daily battle, often forcing them to rely on others.

By 7 months ago

Turn our healthcare challenges into opportunities for systemic change

In 2023 alone, according to KBNS statistics, 205,731 deaths were registered in Kenya, highlighting the profound impact of healthcare deficiencies on our population.

By 7 months ago

Kenya must take a long, hard look at its moral fabric for better future

At the 22nd National Prayer Breakfast in Nairobi, American preacher and former NFL player Rickey Bolden delivered words that brought the room to a hush and, momentarily, a nation to reflection.

By 28 days ago

Touch "the chameleon" in SHA to reform Kenya's healthcare system

For years, the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) crawled along, burdened by scandals, inefficiencies, and a growing trust deficit.

By 1 month ago

Let's tackle silent hazard of CO2 pollution in our vehicles, homes

Who knows if the constant bickering and confusion in our political space partly stem from prolonged exposure to high CO2 concentrations in vehicles?

By 1 month ago

NTSA sleepwalking into a national security crisis for being inefficient

Efficiency at NTSA is not merely about fulfilling administrative duties; it is about safeguarding our nation’s security, supporting economic growth, and nurturing public trust.

By 1 month ago

We should urgently invest in eye specialists to handle rising need

Kenya has approximately 115 ophthalmologists serving a rapidly expanding population estimated at 57.3 million in 2025 by the World Population Review.

By 1 month ago

Kenya's small ideas that could turn into sustainable realities

Every entrepreneurial idea we nurture has the potential to change lives.

By 2 months ago

Easter call: What would Jesus do to uproot corruption in Kenya

A matatu in front abruptly stopped, blocking the road. Shamelessly, the conductor walked straight to a waiting police officer and handed him money.

By 2 months ago

Upcoming WCF Africa summit can unlock economic potential

The WCF Africa Summit 2025 focuses on unlocking intra-African trade through the AfCFTA, which could potentially add $150 billion annually to Africa’s trade by 2030.

By 2 months ago

How Kenyans can turn optimism into lasting prosperity, resilience

The report reveals something encouraging: most Kenyan CEOs express optimism about the future, even amid today’s challenging economic environment.

By 2 months ago

How to restore the once mighty Safari Rally to it's former glory

Safari Rally embodies Kenya’s cultural heritage and serves as an international symbol of determination and sporting excellence.

By 3 months ago

Kenyan youth crying out for help, genuine talks about their future

The brazen muggings and lawlessness in broad daylight, in full view of President Ruto, were a message from disillusioned youth, abandoned by the system that promised them hope.

By 3 months ago

Ruto-Raila truce must succeed or Kenya will pay the ultimate price

Kenya’s political class has arrived at a defining midnight hour - where self-interest must give way to national interest.

By 3 months ago

Empower women by making it easier for them to access credit

Only 7 per cent of women-owned MSMEs in Kenya, have access to formal financing while the rest are left to borrow from informal lenders and microfinance institutions at high interest rates.

By 3 months ago

The church must be accountable to transform our Kenyan society

The church is more than a place of worship - it is a pillar of Kenya’s essential services.

By 4 months ago

Break outdated policies on vehicle imports to grow automotive sector

Every month, 6,500 Kenyans pay up to Sh700,000 more for the same cars Ugandans and Tanzanians buy for less.

By 4 months ago

Trump's aid cut is the wake-up call Kenya desperately needed

Kenya must rethink how it treats foreign aid. For too long, aid has been absorbed as sustenance rather than investment.

By 4 months ago