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Instead of healing rifts, a 2018 truce between the president and his longtime rival opened up new faults. → Read More
President Kenyatta has allowed himself to be caught up in a murky conflict where he is bound to be the big loser. → Read More
Coronavirus has spread wildly amongst the general population. → Read More
We don’t have to be personally infected to feel the impact. → Read More
We need a system where all counties are self-reliant. → Read More
At the centre of everything is politics around the anti- corruption campaign. → Read More
We must take the easing of restrictions as a signal to be even more vigilant. → Read More
GAITHO: I will eat my shoes if BBI report mirrors Saba Saba heroes’ dream → Read More
GAITHO: War on graft still skewed as it is tainted by political factors → Read More
GAITHO: President can’t preach water, drink wine in Covid-19 fight → Read More
GAITHO: Hold Uhuru, Raila and Ruto to account if politics breeds violence → Read More
GAITHO: Floyd’s killing reminds us that we are still far from liberation → Read More
If there is one lesson for Kenya to take home from the Covid-19 pandemic, it is that we can exist without Uhuru Kenyatta, William Ruto and Raila Odinga. The President, the Deputy President and the → Read More
There is a growing divide between President Kenyatta and Deputy Ruto, highlighted by a recent corruption scandal. → Read More
Governor Joseph ole Lenku made good on his threat on Friday, when he forced the facility to close. → Read More
There are concerns that media coverage could compromise operations. → Read More
At stake will be funding for the Naivasha-Kisumu phase of the SGR. → Read More
ODM is completely abandoning the stated goals of the Nasa #Resist campaign. → Read More
Uhuru Kenyatta and William Ruto might be tempted to borrow a leaf from China. → Read More
The President asking petition against CJ to be dropped was more out of political exigency. → Read More