OPINION

Let us not forget that Somali has taken us to the international court concerning our territory along the coastal areas. Sometimes, friendship can only go that far

Kenya’s Supreme Court decision to annul the 8 August presidential election is bold and historic, but the path ahead will be fraught. A successful rerun within 60 days will need compromise on a better electoral commission, more accountable policing and more effective management of the high-stakes vote.

While Kenya enjoys an overall medium security risk level, the situation within the country is complex and should not be underestimated

It is only through the strengthening of devolution that Kenyans can reduce their obsession with the Presidency

Bin Laden’s charge was no revolutionary fight for freedom as his Palestinian question or the jingoistic Persian purity was designed to make us believe

Significant strides have been made in accessing education in sub-Saharan Africa. It’s up to the private sector to keep the momentum going, argues Jung...

Violence and intimidation have cast a pall over four of the six votes Kenya has held since becoming a multiparty democracy in 1991

The conduct of IEBC in preparation to the election had been a matter of concern. There has been lack of transparency in its preparations