Nairobi, Kenya
We derive our identity and moral core from being able to work. Being able to provide for our families and express our creativity gives us a sense of purpose. So long as one in every six Kenyans is unemployed, the society will continue to function below its potential.
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I will begin this piece from where I left on in my previous blog: Congratulations Mr. President, Let’s Do It Right This Time. Barely a week since President Uhuru Kenyatta’s
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Congratulations Mr. President-Elect on your re-election as the President of the Republic of Kenya. Your victory is a reflection of the public’s confidence in your leadership. As you embark upon
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The Jubilee Government continues to come under sharp criticism over the rising cost of living. The country’s annual inflation rate accelerated for a fourth consecutive month, hitting five years high
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Tensions remain high as the country conducts party primaries. The primaries have been marred by logistical issues and allegations of irregularities. Preliminary findings from the Kenya National Commission on Human
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