To an untrained eye, the recent and ongoing public intramural squabbles between President Uhuru Kenyatta and governors Josephat Nanok and Hassan Joho it appears like the usual political kinks we are used to but a closer look reveals

When I think of Kenya’s political ecosystem and last week’s passage of the2016 Election Laws (Amendment) Bill and the Election Offences and the forthcoming formal Jubilee Party merger meeting this coming Thursday September 8, 2016

I believe I speak for most if not all common Kenyans by saying that President Kenyatta’s signing the anti-usury law capping interest rates bill is one of his most consequential legacies of his presidency.

For a while now I have been shouting on social media and to those within earshot that Musalia Mudavadi deserves a shot at the presidency, each time I have been dismissed. I even attempted to draft him directly

On Saturday April 16, the Jubilee government has announced a major victory rally at Afraha Stadium in Nakuru to “thank Kenyans” following the “exoneration” of Deputy President William Ruto from the ICC for his…

President Uhuru Kenyatta gave a good state of the nation speech in parliament in the face of raucous disruptions by the opposition MPs. I wonder what most…