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  1. PREMIUM Gaitho: Was Kindiki used to ‘cut’ Gachagua?

    The people of the mountain occupy a central place in Kenyan politics.

    Nation inside - 2024-10-19T132735.725
  2. PREMIUM Guyo: Intrigues of state-driven slavery

    Slaves no longer need to be bound in chains and stuffed in overcrowded ships to be sold.

    Slavery
  3. PREMIUM Kang'ata: Winners and losers in the new technological shift

    This industrial revolution phase impacts traditionally protected white collar sectors.

    Kenya Power
  4. PREMIUM Bindra: Rolling out the red carpet during success ushers in complacency

    Once we feel successful and accomplished, it doesn’t take long before we roll out the red carpet for complacency.

    Free-fall
  5. PREMIUM Mutua: Will this election break America?

    The poor electorate, the hoi polloi, not knowing any better, are tossed hither and thither like pigskins.

    Kamala Harris and Donald Trump
  6. PREMIUM Kagwanja: Gachagua has exited, let us now raise the bar for our democracy

    Ahead of 2027, the country must break the trap of “one-day-democracy” that gives power to the people only during the voting day.

    Nation inside - 2024-10-06T082729.641
  7. PREMIUM Oguda: We must put a stop to rampant abductions

    This is not what we asked for when we went to the local chief’s camp to apply to be citizens of this country.

  8. PREMIUM Ng'eno: Moi University’s many struggles

    The national government has committed to inject funds to facilitate the resumption of some semblance of functionality.

    Moi University
  9. PREMIUM Mathiu: State should get out of farmers’ way

    Proportion of Africans who do not have access to enough food to sustain a normal, active lifestyle is rising.

    Maize farmer
  10. PREMIUM Onyango-Obbo: Sudan’s poison, Kenya’s meat

    The war in Sudan has killed 21,000 people and left nearly 35,000 seriously injured.

    sudan