I. A King Without a Party, a Throne Without a Following There are many ways to commit political suicide in Kenya. You can over‑promise a dual‑carriageway to a hungry constituency. You can pick the wrong color for your...
Category - Philosophy
We each live inside a quiet contradiction. We wake each morning to the same mirror, yet somewhere in the marrow we feel we are not quite the person who looked back at us yesterday. A word is spoken. A silence endures. A loss...
A Philosopher’s Guide to Thinking, Reasoning, and Pretending to Be Logical Executive Summary After centuries of what can charitably be described as “productive disagreement” and, less charitably, as...
There exists, in the great and tragic comedy of human connection, a peculiar epoch upon which we have unfortunately stumbled. It is an era where the pursuit of love resembles less a delicate dance of mutual discovery and more a...
Kenya’s post-Raila political conjuncture is marked by an unfolding drama whose implications reach far beyond electoral competition, placing the very soul of opposition under renewed pressure. At its center stands Edwin Sifuna...
Abstract Catholic education in East Africa has made a deep yet complex impact on African societies, shaping moral and social values while also causing cultural and psychological dislocation. This article critically examines...
ntroduction In Kenya today, the dating scene is characterized by a mix of excitement and anxiety. Viral “loyalty test” videos show couples swapping phones in public, only to reveal secret flirtations and betrayals. Often...
Introduction In Plato’s Republic, Socrates proposes that the ideal city be founded on a “noble lie,” a grand myth told by the rulers to foster social harmony and justify the state’s hierarchy[1][2]. This myth...
One year ago, Kenya’s parliament burned, not with the slow, bureaucratic smolder of corruption, but with the raw, unfiltered rage of a generation pushed to the brink. The Finance Bill of 2024 was the spark, but the kindling had...
The tragic death of Albert Ojwang, a blogger and teacher who died in police custody under suspicious circumstances, has exposed the deep seated problems within Kenya’s law enforcement and political systems, raising fundamental...