<p >First and foremost I would like to congratulate you for having revolutionised the transport industry in Kenya!</p> <p >You have bequeathed Kenyans the best gift they could ever ask for - a quick, convenient and affordable mode of transport

I remember with nostalgia receiving two job offers from two leading firms

Weighing scale – the signature symbol for the judicial system – always tilt right and left depending on the evidence adduced

I have been wondering why only 30 per cent of Kenyan law students pass exams in local universities

As the country mourns the death of Interior Cabinet Secretary Joseph Nkaissery, one thing that stands out is the shortage of principled and resolute leaders in

<p>The participation of parastatal chiefs, Cabinet and principal secretaries in the presidential campaign has generated a lot of debate, with claims that their actions are against the law

Key Arab countries, including Egypt and Saudi Arabia, have severed diplomatic ties with Qatar, citing the country's suspected links with Al-Qaeda and other extremist Islamic groups

Kenyans marked yet another Labour Day and as has been the case over the years, the Cotu secretary-general and other trade union leaders were pushing for a salary increase

Rogue real estate developers are threatening the dream of Kenyans to own a home

The invasion of ranches and conservancies has taken a violent dimension

The silence from Kenyan authorities on allegations by concerned US congressmen that we could be getting a raw deal in the planned purchase of military aircraft is deafening, to say the least!</p> <p>Sadly, we have buried our heads in the sand like the proverbial ostrich! Irrespective of whether the deal is legally compliant as claimed by the US ambassador to Kenya, Mr Robert Godec, the fact that it does not represent value for money as alleged by his congressional bosses ought to raise our eyebrows

Parliament should rise above petty politics and give the Midiwo Bill a second look taking into consideration the following factors

Imagine fueling your car at a petrol station and when you start your journey, your car stalls because the tank is empty

One of the institutions that will come under intense scrutiny during this election year is the provincial administration

The decision to ban trucks from transporting flammable materials at night was informed by the Naivasha chemical fire accident whose contributory factors were said to be unmarked speed bumps and speeding

Reports that KDF suffered a second attack on one of its army bases, and this time close to our borders, point to an active and elusive enemy who is yet to be completely subdued

Nairobi County hosts not just the country’s seat of government but embassies, international organisations and headquarters of multinationals.

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The capping on interest rates on loans has forced banks to go back to the drawing board to preserve their bottom lines.

We have been witnessing many accidents on the road to Rongai and this has been blamed on matatus

When the country and county leadership took over the reigns of power in the last election, they pledged to serve all Kenyans equally irrespective of tribe and political affiliation.

We all agree that speeding kills, but the manner in which the crackdown on speeding motorists is being carried out leaves a lot to be desired.

The ongoing IEBC talks may not achieve the intended purpose if the main focus is about representation of political party interests at the commission by merely having a say on the next batch of commissioners.

Just the other day, an officer at Kapenguria Police Station gunned down seven colleagues in unclear circumstances. And even before the victims are buried, another officer in Kwale goes berserk and tries to grab a gun with a view of attacking colleagues. It was not immediately clear what had come over him.

The many accidents being witnessed along Mombasa Road near Airtel, next to the Northern Bypass interchange, are an indictment on the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) for failing to enhance road safety.

My prediction on the US getting its first woman president is on track unless a catastrophic event or chauvinist-driven revolutionary stops Mrs Hillary Clinton’s Democratic presidential nomination bid.

The planned re-opening of Pan Paper Mills in Webuye may not be something to celebrate about if the new owners engage in oppressive employment practices.

Congratulations are in order for the Senators and MPs who attended the third devolution conference. This was a sign of maturity to set aside their differences and show solidarity with governors, share experiences and hold healthy debate.

Listening to Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Kenya (ICPAK) defend auditors over the banking crisis made me question whether their services are required at all.

Central Bank of Kenya's announcement that it will create an emergency kitty for banks to calm jitters in the market is welcome.

The collapse of the Kenyan cases should serve as a lesson to the ICC, particularly the office of the prosecutor on collection of evidence.

Education Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang’i’s in-tray has been piling by the day with rot and institutional failure at the key education agencies.

The job of deputy governors is one of the most thankless in the county government.

With elections just around the corner, although it’s belated, there is still time for parliament and senators to interrogate IEBC’s ability to conduct free and fair elections.

The proposed ban on the importation of second-hand clothes and shoes is like putting the cart before the horse.

I wish to commend Education Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang’i and his Transport counterpart James Macharia for bringing professionalism into their respective ministries.

While Kenyans support Central Bank of Kenya’s effort to rein in runaway interest rates being charged by banks and other financial institutions, the CBK governor should also look into cases where banks are fleecing borrowers.

The capture of a wild animal that resembles a leopard by Kenya Wildlife Service in Kakamega could be a pointer to more endangered species roaming the country

While I applaud Safaricom for widening the country‘s financial products through Mpesa, it is high time the privacy of clients was taken into consideration.

While I commend the swift manner in which the police have moved to allay fears of mass graves in Mandera County, it is unfortunate that both national and county leaders have taken advantage of the situation to gain political mileage