Civic Action

Many of us especially those in formal employment and the middle-class category think as long as we have their salaries, politics and activism is for the politicians and idle people. This attitude is not only a demonstration of naivety about how the economy and money markets work but also a lack of wisdom on how […]

This is a hard one to do –because when it comes to matters of religion, most people become completely blind and unreasonable. Yet, the Word of God is complete on its own and leaves no gaps in what is expected of us. Going straight to the point, those in power today seem to have appropriated

In our usual element, the country has been dragged back into an electioneering mood barely 5 months after the last general election. It does not matter there will be no general election in Kenya until August 2027 under the Constitution. The tragedy is not the politicians who are advancing their selfish greed for power, but

The hotly contested elections are behind us now – it is actually over 5 months since we went to the ballot on 8th August 2022. The president, governors, and all other elected officials have long been sworn into office. As of now, they have since pocketed their millions for high-end cars, their hefty monthly cheques

I weep for the Generation of my children and that of my children’s children! It is with a heavy heart that I have to write this one…..‘that I cry for the generation of my children and that of my grandchildren’. As I have always indicated, economic history is full of turning points in the development

In one of the world’s best blends of economics, politics, and history, the scholarly exploits of Daron Acemoglu and James Robinson on “Why Nations Fail” calls for a sobering reflection for any policy and political leader with any sense of decency. In their classic, they explore the trajectory of societies and nations across the world