Onchari Oyieyo, referred to fondly as “Ben” by family, was only four years old when his mother died. His father had died earlier before he
The pride, pomp, and prejudice that BBI pushers have exhibited in town over the last several months pointed to inevitability. Money was never an issue.
Researchers from the Centre for African Progress (CAP), the company that correctly predicted President Uhuru Kenyatta’s 2017 presidential win over Raila, did a simple follow
In a really shameful case of outright and unexplainable betrayal, Makueni Senator, Mutula Kilonzo Jr. chose to abstain. Arguing that his vote would not have made a difference is a no-brainer. Leaders MUST take sides when vital matters of destiny are up for debate.
By Onchari Oyieyo The unwritten code among warriors and freedom fighters is to “never abandon a brother.” Stories to showcase this commitment can be found
There is no doubt that the challenge of the 4th Republic is corruption. There is also no doubt that the scourge of corruption has permeated
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Confessions of one Woman Uncircumcised men fail me in bed. Period. I can imagine the anguish this statement might cause to old uncircumcised men who
The Case for a Musyoka Candidacy Raila’s place in Kenyan politics cannot be contested even by the most malicious of characters. Whether driven by self-interest
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