By Konzolo Owen Declaring communication bankruptcy the moment you step through the door is a very real thing for many of us in Nairobi. There comes a point every single evening when the communication fatigue hits so hard that I feel like the villain in my own home. My partner asks, “Babe, how was your
By Dr. Luchetu Likaka President William Ruto is increasingly governing like a man who believes the state begins and ends with him. What was first framed as decisive leadership is now shifting into centralization, defensiveness, and political overreach. Recently, his public criticism of government agency statistics, especially those showing sluggish economic growth, reveals more than
By Dr. Luchetu Likaka The establishment of a Centre for Legal Clinic in Kenya is, on paper, a progressive step toward improving access to justice, particularly for indigent and unrepresented accused persons. It signals recognition that a significant portion of those languishing in remand are not convicts, but victims of systemic delay, weak legal representation,