Attack on journalist sabotages sports coverage An assault on a journalist is an assault on the free flow of information, a silencing of the voices that amplify the achievements of our athletes and the passion of our fans.
Tap the potential of budding arbitrators Many remain locked out of appointments due to party preferences for seasoned professionals.
Resolving crisis of trust key to resolving African conflicts Many African regional blocs are perceived as being dominated by influential member states that push their own geopolitical agendas.
Step up waste disposal to tame urban floods World Bank estimates, that global waste is expected to grow to 3.40 billion tonnes by 2050, more than double population growth over the same period.
Why extension of SGR to Malaba is long overdue In the face of growing disruptions in global supply chains, intra-African trade is becoming not just an alternative, but a necessity.
Tap artificial intelligence to create jobs for youth Africa’s young population and vibrant tech ecosystem provide significant opportunities to position Africa as a leader in technological innovation.
How strict adherence to safety enhances SGR operations Railway safety is a critical aspect of transportation systems worldwide, ensuring the secure movement of people and goods. Despite advancements in technology and rigorous safety standards...
Maths key to pursuing career in economics Kenya needs economists with solid background in mathematics to tackle the ordinary business of life people of all strata grapple with.
Pitfalls to address in reconstitution of IEBC While the ongoing interviews for the IEBC chairperson restore hope for electoral justice, stalled implementation of critical elections activities threaten the preparedness for 2027 elections.
Balancing innovation and privacy in Kenya’s digital tax era Expanding the tax base by ensuring everyone pays their fair share will help reduce the tax burden on currently compliant taxpayers, particularly salaried Kenyans.
AI risk: Tackle child sexual abuse imagery crisis In countries like Kenya, where Internet access is rising rapidly, awareness of AI-generated threats is low. A recent report revealed a growing gap in online child protection.
Address the confusion in implementing CBC The situation is dire in science technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) teachers because there are hardly any in our JSS schools.
Impact of county political rivalry on governance Power scuffles contribute to inconsistent development policies and priorities.
NG-CDF row calls for scrutiny of lawmakers Here at home, Kenyan voters need to hold their MPs accountable by evaluating their performance and deciding whether they deserve re-election.
A reflection on the "Scar in the Conscience of Humanity" in the context of ongoing conflicts in Africa Conflict often results in widespread poverty, which, in turn, can perpetuate instability.
Alliance alumni model for others to emulate The alumni’s unwavering philanthropic support has over the years shaped the school’s transformative journey and ensured that Alliance continues to evolve and maintain its high standards.
Delayed malaria vaccine rollout a costly gamble The introduction of malaria vaccines was a groundbreaking moment in the fight against the disease.
Prepare the youth for leadership beyond skills Real preparation for management and leadership depends on several things.
Tighten noose on non-remittance of pension Securing employees’ retirement future requires stronger measures to ensure pension funds deducted are remitted promptly and in full.
Equip women to fight misinformation online Imagine a future where a female candidate’s every word is twisted into a viral falsehood, her face plastered on fake scandals, her voice drowned by algorithmic hate.
How ready is Kenya for three more UN offices? The relocation of three UN offices from New York to Nairobi will bring 800 additional staff.
Beyond sacco savings, master your money game While savings often play a significant role in Sacco loan eligibility, collateral offers a powerful alternative.
Recognise clinical officers under SHA Instead of imposing discriminatory requirements, the SHA ought to work towards developing the capacity of clinical officers through continuous training and mentorship schemes.
A mixed bag for women in STEM 10 years on Systemic changes are needed for an inclusive STEM field, ensuring women participate in decision-making to tackle global challenges.
Let credible people communicate for institutions In the career of news, information is very important in any communication or dissemination of the news, or information in question.
