Opinion

Trump’s administration made immigration reform a central part of its agenda, with policies aimed at curbing illegal immigration and encouraging the repatriation of undocumented migrants. His foreign policy has emphasized reducing U.S. military involvement in...

According to the World Bank, Higher Education systems need to be conducive to a culture and practice of lifelong learning. The global village we live in only demands that our institutions not only get international...

Academia often dismisses those who come to learn and grow, focusing on enforcing entry requirements rather than addressing the gaps that prospective students hope to fill. Scholarships and grants, like those from the Mastercard Foundation,...

Journalists should consult experts with credible reputation by interviewing climate scientists, ecologists, and policy experts to validate their information. When reporting on climate change, journalists should provide context by including historical comparisons like pre-industrial carbon...

Practicing digital etiquette by behaving respectfully and responsibly in digital interactions, whether through emails, social media, or messaging can help in safe digital use. Safe digital use involves protecting personal information whereby one limits...

A significant issue impacting the effectiveness of checks and balances in Kenya is the persistent power struggle between branches. African principles such as Harambee in the East, Ubuntu in the South, Ummah in the North,...

With Kenya's Vision 2030 emphasising infrastructure development, innovations such as Building Information Modeling (BIM) and prefabrication are gaining traction, promising to enhance efficiency and reduce costs. The surge in residential, commercial, and infrastructural projects is...

While SHA Chairman Abdi Mohammed argues that the scheme embodies equity by having higher earners subsidise lower earners, this argument falls flat when confronted with the reality of the low benefit caps. With allocations...

Given that the disruption has not gone full cycle, Kenyan media can either rise to the occasion or risk falling into irrelevance as the wheels of transformation continue to spin.   The bottom line is...

Kenyans are tired of leaders who treat their positions as personal fiefdoms rather than as seats of responsibility and accountability. We cannot sit idly by, watching the spectacle of parliamentary drama unfold while our lives...