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Political narratives are to blame for the election of unqualified leaders

By Cavin Odhiambo A few weeks ago I started a Youtube channel called Be The Leader (BTL) to talk about leadership and entrepreneurship. The decision to include leadership as a contemporary was informed by the political temperatures that we experience...

governance promotion in the digital age

By Sylvester Addo Today, we live in a world where everything is moving online and becoming digital because of the fourth industrial revolution. We shop and sell online, chat and meet with family and friends on social media platforms, have...

When we become each others’ responsibilities we build better communities

By Tibo Deo Most people called him the tiny bird, messenger, some the confused village boy while others called him a wise boy.  He was everything you needed to know about the updated political prevailing situations of the community.  I...

Social Media Fake News in times of the COVID-19 Pandemic

By Ernest Mwanzi Dictionary.com defines Fake News as false news stories, often of a sensational nature, created to be widely shared or distributed for the purpose of generating revenue, or promoting or discrediting a public figure, political movement, company, etc....

Role of social media in promoting governance in the counties

By Kennedy Odweyo Social Media provides a virtual platform, through mobile and web-based technologies, where different special interest groups; whether geographic, economic, social or spiritual can create, share and exchange ideas and information on matters that are relevant to their...

Using Digital Tools to Promote Good Governance in Bungoma County

By Job Kiniale Kenya has a long and interesting political history. This history has shaped our democracy, governance, rule of law, our social-economic life, and politics. Come 2010, Kenyans ushered in a new constitution that offered hope in modernizing our...

County Revenue Allocation is the Kenyan Political Crosshairs and Musical Chairs 

By Rapudo Hawi The Senate of Kenya witnessed “Game of Thrones- borrowed from the famous Movie series in Hollywood. The drama on revenue allocation has been accompanied by praise and ululations, shouting matches and arrest on senators perceived to opposing...

Engaging with the Constitution of Kenya

By Freshiah Wairimu Ever heard someone explain a concept so well that you had to share it? At the recently concluded training for CSOs on ‘Monitoring the Right to Health’ conducted by Kelin, I did. Mr. Awele, an advocate, explained the...

Runaway corruption is increasing poverty in Kenya

By James Wakibia Corruption remains one of Kenya’s biggest threat to development. Every successive year Transparency International lists our beloved nation amongst the most corrupt nations on the face of the earth. It’s not something to be proud of. It...

Why Senate should not be scrapped

By George Githinji The functions of the Senate are largely related to the Counties and laws that touch on the Counties. Still, despite the Senate having a lesser legislative portfolio than the National Assembly, it has a crucial role to...

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