The Great Illusion
The superstitious amongst us are reading patterns – even where none exist – and are asking: what is it with
The superstitious amongst us are reading patterns – even where none exist – and are asking: what is it with
Do you sometimes, like me, suffer from bouts of irrational exuberance as regards Kenya’s future prospects in the war against
Life can be – in fact often is – unpredictable. No amount of mathematical precision or psychic power can perfectly
That Kenya is an unequal society is not in question. The gap between the few very rich and the many
Obama’s visit to Africa elicited varied reactions – as expected. There are those who reacted with indifference, expecting little or
In governance, statecraft is mostly stagecraft. That is what I wrote in a commentary in this column sometime in May
In the Long Walk to Freedom, Mandela treated us to his journey from Qunu, his birthplace, to Pretoria, the seat
If you hear it said you would be forgiven if you thought you were in another planet. The new growth
Consider these statements by President Kenyatta speaking in May 2013 on the matter of the MP’s push for higher pay.
“Do not compare us with developed countries; compare us with countries in Latin America.” This was one of those inane