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By: Sundeep Sharma The author of the hugely popular “Sapiens; A Brief History of Humankind”, Yuval Noah Harari, the Oxford trained professor based at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and…

By: Clement Wasike In a world increasingly interconnected and driven by individual ambition, the concept of patriotism might seem out-dated or even irrelevant to some. Yet, for Kenya, prioritising patriotism…

By: Jackie Adhyambo Kenya is a land of diversity, contrasts and unbounded potential. Today she stands at a critical juncture in its history even as we celebrate our vibrant mosaic…

Over the last 30 years, I have had the privilege of visiting many parts of the world and I can confidently confirm that I have not known a country with…

Shinyalu MP Fred Ikana found himself on the receiving end of a day-long campaign to ostensibly expose his underhand tactics of allegedly obtaining money by false pretense. Through a viral…

By Cindy Kirui Someone recently observed that upon the introduction of most government programmes and policies, the dominant communal psyche of Kenyans tends to be skewed heavily towards objection and…

By Billy Gichohi For starters, Happy New Year 2025! Yesterday, on the eve of the New Year, I watched a recent and riveting 10 or so minute video clip of…

By Clement Wasike At the turn of each year, people usually make resolutions based on what they have experienced or learnt previously. The missteps or triumphs of the year gone…

By Jackie Adhyambo We are just about to bid farewell to 2024, a year packed with unprecedented events and insightful twists and turns that ought to teach us something to…

In Kenya, land management is a challenging task, but Bernard Leitich, the former Lands Registrar of Kajiada has made a notable impact in this demanding field. Throughout his tenure, Leitich…