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OPINION: IEBC must make transparency a practice, not a promise (opens the original)
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The 2027 General Election is less than a year away. Consciously engaged Kenyans are therefore entitled to expect a clear roadmap from the country’s electoral institutions on how they intend to deliver a free, fair, transparent, credible and verifiable election. The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has a constitutional mandate to manage elections. Yet, as preparations for 2027 gather pace, the commission is already facing criticism from different stakeholders. Political form
OPINION: The Five Pillars That Fell and the State Ruto Is Building in Their Place (opens the original)
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The five pillars that carried President William Ruto to State House in 2022 appear, at least on the surface, to have collapsed. The narrative of a persecuted outsider fighting a dynastic elite uncomfortable with the rise of the son of a peasant. The Church. The Hustler movement. Mt Kenya. And the international community. Together, they formed the coalition that propelled Ruto to victory. Today, critics argue that little remains. The outsider-victim narrative cannot survive incumbency. Ruto is no
OPINION: Kenya’s Health Debate Has Finally Moved From Generalities to Accountability (opens the original)
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In the last three years, and especially since the inception of the Social Health Authority (SHA), health has become one of the most important subjects of national conversation in Kenya. The debate has ranged from the new SHA funding model and the laws underpinning it, to health-worker strikes and now a less discussed but equally corrosive problem: county governments failing to pay health workers on time. More significantly, we have witnessed the rise of health communication as a discipline and h
OPINION: From Singapore to Vision 2060: Making the Destination Mean Something to Kenyans (opens the original)
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Two of the latest buzzwords in Kenya — Singapore and Vision 2060 — have quickly become political shorthand. Kenyans from all walks of life are accustomed to catchphrases and buzzwords, except that such phrases have often tended to polarise rather than unite. Today, the Wantam brigade is shouting that Vision 2060 is yet another political campaign buzzword taking us nowhere, while the Tutam brigade is trying to articulate both the journey to Singapore and Vision 2060 as a common citizen agenda, di
OPINION: Why 2027 Will Not Be Won by Threats, Strongholds or Political Mythology (opens the original)
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I once or twice shared a television talk show with Hon. Kaguchia, either in the run-up to the 2022 General Election or shortly thereafter. I sympathise with the political storm that has since engulfed him following his shocking remarks that appeared to threaten the very people he seeks to represent. Back then, however, his unwavering support for President William Ruto was unmistakable. Even when facts and data seemed to weaken his arguments, his conviction carried him through. Kaguchia belonged
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