NAIROBI: EXTERNAL disruptions can lead to economic decline at certain points in a nation's history. Additionally, there are ...

KENYA: THE current situation of a nation, particularly Kenya, should not be overlooked when a former senior government ...

Tribal and regional arithmetic has dominated Kenya’s political landscapesince the 1963 parliamentary elections. At the time, the country had two mainpolitical parties competing against each other, ...

For the first time in the region’s history, Mount Kenya, with more than six million voters, will not go into one voting basket with the people united behind a single presidential candidate when Kenya ...

Kenya's sugar industry exemplifies how political elites extract rents through state controls, as President William Ruto's reforms test broader economic liberalisation.

The death of Raila Odinga on 15 October has left a void not just in Kenya’s opposition politics but in the country’s collective political memory. For more than four decades, Raila embodied defiance, ...

National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang'ula has urged Western Kenya residents to reject divisive politics and rally behind development-focused leadership, warning that ethnic mobilisation has no place ...

In the ever-shifting sands of Kenyan politics, one constitutional provision stands out as a tool for Executive convenience rather than national stability: Article 132(3) of the 2010 Constitution. This ...

Corruption thrives on opacity. Tokenisation introduces traceability. Each token is purpose-locked, audit-traceable and ...

The Kenyan newspapers revealed that Kalonzo Musyoka's Wiper Patriotic Front (WPF)and other parties could be deregistered over ...

For Kenya, the lesson is equally clear. Regional infrastructure projects cannot be managed purely as domestic enterprises.