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  1. Chemuna Amos: Fake vacancies undermining public service

    Public office must remain a public trust rather than a commodity shuffled in the dark.

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  2. Support Grade 9s in career pathway selection

    The Ministry has scheduled August 24 to September 11 for the selection of career pathways, tracks and subject combinations.

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  3. PREMIUM Astiba Kebongo: Why music festival is a vital national asset

    It moulds disciplined citizens, strengthens national unity and safeguards our history.

    Senende Boys High School
  4. PREMIUM Prestone Ambutsi: Karua incident exposes regional tensions

    East African integration has long been presented as a success story.

    Martha Karua at JKIA 
  5. Saruni Lemargeroi: G7 diplomacy meaningless without results

    Diplomacy must be judged not by communiqués but by outcomes felt in markets, hospitals and households.

    William Ruto
  6. PREMIUM State must do more to protect our children

    An alarming surge in missing children has left families frozen in time.

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  7. PREMIUM Felix Masika: Let’s ensure digital loans don’t create debt trap

    Mobile finance provides fast accessibility with minimal approval requirements.

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  8. PREMIUM Donfred Okoth: Let’s fix rather than replace key systems

    This will enable Kenya to achieve more durable and meaningful development.

  9. PREMIUM Antonella Kiprotich: The hidden cost of cancer on caregivers

    Caregivers are the unsung heroes of the cancer journey.

  10. PREMIUM Save common citizen from costly fuel pain

    On Wednesday morning, Kenyans woke up to petrol at Sh206.97 a litre in Nairobi.