Category: Politics

Rush hours on mornings and evenings in Nairobi are riveting to witness. Of course, more on weekdays since these are the scheduled “working days”. Nonetheless, …

The Crown Land Ordinance Act 1902: “Africans have no recognized title to waste, unoccupied or uncultivated land.” In layman terms, seven years after Kenya was …

I find it felicitous to explore this topic because of our current constitutional mood -a surrounding invigorated by discussions on constitutional amendments, and its efficacies, …

Look at thatCredit to the photographer but for a moment – forget about the pixels, the panorama and vistas. For a moment neglect the cameraman’s …

We are Africans and as such, we need not an invitation to turn up at a relative’s place. We just show up like that pop …

The Dog Whistle is an instrument used to train and capture the attention of dogs through a method called dog whistling. It produces a high-pitched …

Chief Justice David Maraga, once again, has got Kenyan tongues wagging. Following six petitions concerning parliament’s and government’s non-adherence to the “two-thirds gender rule” the …

Lately, perusing history has been my thing. It has proven to be a handy place of refuge as I strive to be a fugitive of …

July is a mammoth of a month in our political landscape and Kenya’s democratic history as a whole. It is a month that has hosted …

When we were youngsters, we indulged in numerous games. From Kindergarten all through to the finality of primary school -myself in cahoots with friends- relished …