By Peter Ongera Every long weekend, festive season, or rainy month, Kenyans are confronted with grim headlines: dozens dead on highways, families wiped out, buses mangled beyond recognition. Almost instinctively, the media reaches for two familiar phrases, road accident and road carnage. Many readers treat them as interchangeable. They are not. And the difference is
When a Kenyan dies overseas, the sorrow that follows is often compounded by a logistical and financial ordeal few families anticipate. For many in the diaspora, the true cost of returning a loved one home only becomes clear after tragedy strikes. Families seeking to transport remains from the United States back to Kenya are now
By Peter Ongera Global conflicts often reshape economic relationships, supply chains, and geopolitical alliances. The ongoing instability in the Middle East—long a critical hub for global energy supply, has once again highlighted the vulnerability of international markets to regional crises. For Africa, however, such disruptions may also present an opportunity. With strategic planning and coordinated
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