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IEBC truce could be short-lived
Months on, at the conclusion of the reform process, the drama migrated from the streets of the capital to the floor of the august House, which was turned into a theatre of a different kind of agitation.
By Douglas Okwatch 9 years ago
IEBC truce could be short-lived
Merger taking us closer to dominant party system
With the launch of the Jubilee Party we could be edging closer to a “dominant party” system. This isn’t the same as, and shouldn’t be confused with, a single party system.
By Douglas Okwatch 9 years ago
Merger taking us closer to dominant party system
Why opinion polls really matter in Kenya
It would, however, be wrong for pollsters to sacrifice professionalism at the altar of sensationalism. Opinion polls can arouse very strong passions.
By Douglas Okwatch 9 years ago
Why opinion polls really matter in Kenya
KTN expose was masterful journalistic work
The dust is fast settling on a dramatic TV expose of the alleged questionable activities of a local pastor. Globally, the media scene can be quite fluid. News is a fast moving, highly perishable product. This is both a good and a bad thing
By Douglas Okwatch 11 years ago
KTN expose was masterful journalistic work
CBK seeks powers to enforce Anti-Money Laundering compliance
Business
By Irene Githinji
15 mins ago
Judicial boycott? Why CJ Martha Koome is under siege
National
By Nancy Gitonga
20 mins ago
Of William Ruto's tough talk and zero action on goons
Politics
By Ndung’u Gachane
20 mins ago
Desperate maize farmers seek subsidies to plant in September after failed crop
National
By Stephen Rutto and Osinde Obare
20 mins ago
How Kenya shipped its daughters into slavery
National
By Nancy Gitonga
20 mins ago
Sifuna's Western tour sparks excitement and tension
Politics
By Prestone Murunga
20 mins ago