Stella Kimani: School feeding should be a constitutional right Kenya has made progress through the National School Meals Policy.
Yussuf Osman: To stamp out counterfeit alcohol, we need a coordinated national strategy Kenya should consider an Integrated Product Management and Authentication System for high-risk fast-moving consumer goods, including alcoholic beverages.
Evan Mwangi: Why Kenya must resist anti-foreigner politics Recent comments targeting foreigners engaged in business in Kenya are deeply troubling.
Yussuf Osman: To stamp out counterfeit alcohol, we need a coordinated national strategy Kenya should consider an Integrated Product Management and Authentication System for high-risk fast-moving consumer goods, including alcoholic beverages.
Stella Kimani: School feeding should be a constitutional right Kenya has made progress through the National School Meals Policy.
Evan Mwangi: Why Kenya must resist anti-foreigner politics Recent comments targeting foreigners engaged in business in Kenya are deeply troubling.
From Imenti to the ballot: How goon culture threatens Kenya’s democracy Paid to disrupt, threaten and intimidate.
Yurii Tokar: Food-chain claim reveals Putin’s power logic More than four years into the full-scale Russian invasion, Ukraine remains unbroken.
Carolyne Tunnen: The turbulence of research publishing Publication and visibility of African research in internationally recognised journals remains limited.
Purity Nthiana: What does childfree mean? For most of us, having children is presented as something that simply happens.
Emmanuel Aziebor: The missing link in Africa’s projected $1trn agriculture What is missing is access to efficient equipment and appliances. When agricultural businesses can turn energy into productivity, the gains show up everywhere.
Manasseh Nyagah: Why Kenya must take content creation seriously We should be asking harder questions: What value has the content created? What intellectual property has been built? What revenue has been generated? What jobs have been created?
Marion Njoki: Fix mindset, save journalism The sector appears saturated, based on the number of those applying for advertised communication-related vacancies.