Women leaders face political challenges but must push harder for greater representation.

The piece questions the competing political agendas ahead of 2027, focusing on Ruto's record and opposition demands for integrity, accountability and constitutional values.

The opinion piece urges Kenyan voters to look beyond political noise, identity and campaign promises and examine leaders through integrity, accountability, justice and their vision for the country.

Kenya needs stronger campaign-finance transparency so voters can see who funds political campaigns, how much is spent and whether public resources influence elections.

Ethnic rhetoric by political leaders and public officials risks inflaming tensions and underscores the need for credible enforcement of laws against incitement.

AI can help Kenya anticipate problems such as changing weather and stock demand, but institutions need better data, human oversight and faster action to turn insights into results.

Technology and transparency make a better approach possible. Once constituency results are certified, they should be published immediately on an accessible public portal.

Algorithmic speed is not the same as truth, and neither is confidence. We will make sure you understand what matters. A data point alone only tells you that something happened.

Luo and Luhya they intermarry, share cultural lineages, and trace political kinship to the precolonial era, with elders linking Raila Odinga's kingship to King Nabongo Mumia of the Wanga Kingdom.

Not because journalists possess some monopoly on truth. We do not. Journalists make mistakes. News organisations have blind spots.

Having abundant information does not automatically produce an informed public, particularly when misinformation, disinformation, manipulated content compete with credible sources.

East Africa's emerging food-security crisis should be treated as a financing and preparedness challenge, not merely a forecasting problem.