By Gadi Turuthi This week, we remember the late Hilary Boniface Ng’weno — the great Kenyan journalist, editor, publisher, historian, author and broadcaster whose death
By the Idler-in-Chief This year, as in years gone by, Saba Saba arrived in Nyagenke carrying two matters of importance: democracy and Monene’s birthday. You
By Nyang’au Araka When Brian Nyambega died last month at a cancer hospital in Kisii, doctors, nurses, caregivers and even fellow patients joined his family
By Moses Oburu On Thursday, Siaya Governor James Orengo was out in the streets alongside demonstrators, carrying the Kenyan flag and standing shoulder to shoulder
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By Josiah Kariuki For many Kenyans, the recent wave of unrest sweeping through some of the country’s most prestigious schools is both disturbing and deeply
By Mandere Onyinkwa Kenya has stepped up its Ebola preparedness measures, with the Ministry of Health prioritizing the establishment of fully operational quarantine centres in
By Shem Onderi The room has many other animals,Some visible, others too small to be seen.The room, too, can accommodate them all. But the elephant
By Dr. Timothy Ombati Mokua School fires and violent strikes are rarely isolated acts of random indiscipline; they are the tragic, visible symptoms of deep-seated
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