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Opening the doors for women in politics
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ZERO OR FIVE
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I am a first time voter; I don’t wanna mess it up!
By Kodalo Tombo (Guest Blog)
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Project Mchujo Goes Live
This week Mzalendo Trust launches Project Mchujo, a project that hopes to spark a peer-peer conversation among the youth with regards to the upcoming general …
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IEBC might also need a silver bullet to give us credible elections
Kinjekitile Ngwale the man who led a rebellion against the colonial Germans in Tanzania had convinced his soldiers that the German bullets would not kill …
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Be vigilant or MPs will pass bad laws this last few days!
Activist Okiya Omtatah can be quite the gadfly considering his frequent court cases that often provokes criticism. Indeed, his petition seeking the High Court to …
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Until we understand the cost of corruption we’ll blame everyone but ourselves
Last year, former EACC boss admitted to Reuters that Kenya was losing approximately Sh.608 billion to corruption. With over 70 percent of children living in …
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Let’s criminalize and ostracize the corrupt, for a better Kenya
A family that prays together stays together so the adage goes, but in Kenya only those who prey together stay together. Really, consider the political …
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Do we as people and institutions honestly care about integrity?
Awhile back one of the dailies ran a headline to the effect that Kenya was a gambling nation. There was a mixed reaction with strong …
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Private Sector or the Government; Who is Running the Show?
With less than three months to the August polls everything looks as though we had no idea elections will be taking place this year. It’s …
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Party Primaries Showcase the Systemic inefficiencies in our Democracy
We can now add the word shambolic to the Kenyan dictionary as a peculiar Kenyan lingo after the just concluded primaries. The parties so called …
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Good Move: Kenyans Red Card Aspirants during Party Nominations
The Swahili have a saying that when foolish men become wise, the wise fall into trouble. In Kenya we can safely admit that the electorate …