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  1. PREMIUM Hanifa Adan: Why women still struggle to claim political power

    Kenya has operated under male-dominated political structures for decades.

    Women MPs
  2. PREMIUM Irungu Kang’ata: Kenya needs to bury its coins and notes

    It is time we made a radical decision: in five years, let Kenya cancel coins and notes and go fully digital.

    Kenyan currency
  3. PREMIUM Makau Mutua: Why 2027 won’t be 2002 redux

    The dinosaurs will be sent packing with their minions. Even if those minions are in their 40s.

    Mwai Kibaki and Daniel Arap Moi
  4. PREMIUM Lewis Ngunyi: Kigali has a plan, Nairobi has bigger market

    In the Global Financial Centres Index published in September 2025, Kigali rose seven places to 65th globally and third in Africa. Nairobi fell five places to 105th.

  5. PREMIUM Wanjira Mathai: Take urgent action for nature

    The climate crisis is the greatest transfer of suffering from those who created a problem to those who did not

    Climate change
  6. Pamella Sittoni: Business Daily failed: Attribution is a journalistic duty, not free advertising

    Crediting an expert is not the same as advertising their business.

    Business Daily
  7. PREMIUM Nelson Amenya: It is the same failed promises from Kenya’s populist politics

    You can recognise a populist by his promise to defend the common man against establishment elites.

    Ballot box
  8. PREMIUM Mutuma Mathiu: China trade deal too good to miss

    Think of this brilliant trade deal as act of freeing the slave to spite the master.

  9. Charles Onyango-Obbo: These are Ruto, Gachagua children

    The Gen Z uprising spooked both the new and old political establishments.

  10. PREMIUM Stellah Bosire: Ebola rules must have human face

    Rights violations can undermine disease control by discouraging people from seeking treatment for fear of punishment, humiliation or unaffordable quarantine.

    Ebola