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Opinion: Kenya must fix the student funding system
Kenya’s new 5 per cent penalty on employers who fail to remit student-loan deductions has drawn criticism as an inadequate centrepiece for reform. The writer
OPINION: No Supreme Court Party Labels
Salina native, and former Kansas Governor Bill Graves, along with former Governor Kathleen Sebelius, have united to voice skepticism about an effort to change the
Opinion: Before Promising Free University Education, Kenya Must Fix the Foundation | Dawan Africa
“Education financing is actually too important and fragile to be treated as a series of experiments.” – Ken Muthomi President William Ruto’s proposal to fully
OPINION: Xenophobia: The Witchcraft of Africa That Prolongs Our Unity
By Comrade Nabasa Wilson Alex Africa has endured centuries of slavery, colonialism, apartheid, exploitation, and foreign domination. Yet one of the greatest threats to the
OPINION: Building Kenya’s sports economy through infrastructural investments
Our athletes have dominated Olympic Games, World Championships and the world’s leading marathons for decades. Rugby Sevens has established Kenya among the world’s most exciting
OPINION: How Kenya’s Green Energy Revolution Is Attracting Global Climate Capital
The Africa Forward Summit, which recently concluded in Nairobi, focused on the responsible utilization of the continent’s vast renewable energy resources as catalysts for industrialization,
OPINION | The shadow scaffolding beneath South Africa’s construction industry
South Africa’s construction industry did not become dependent on vulnerable migrant labour by accident. It emerged through years of economic stagnation, weak enforcement and business
Opinion: Unsung Heroes: Community Health Promoters bring hope to northern Kenya
The vast deserts of Northern Kenya hold a harsh beauty, yet beneath the scorching sun lies a hidden struggle. Access to quality healthcare remains a
Opinion: Kenya’s Gen-Z movement must avoid mistakes in some African countries
Revolutions have often been hailed as necessary upheavals to overthrow oppressive regimes and bring about societal change, emerging as responses to economic hardship and social
Guest Opinion: Following the Supreme Court’s gerrymandering …
On a rainy evening in rural Elizabethtown, N.C., hundreds packed the Bladen County Commission meeting this week to oppose shifts in voting districts that would