The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) reinforces the importance of the first 1,000 days of life, calling for stronger infant care, disease prevention, and equitable access to health services worldwide.

In a thought-provoking column published in The Standard titled “Gen Zs Will Be Disadvantaged by Kenya’s Outdated Voting System”, Dr. Ndonye highlights the alarming disconnect between Kenya’s analogue electoral infrastructure and the digital-first lives of

The conference was held in collaboration with the International Cancer Institute and focused on Kenya’s growing cancer burden—over 44,000 new cases and nearly 30,000 deaths in 2022 alone. In response, Professor Kiplangat unveiled two groundbreaking progra

The High-Level Week is the UN’s annual summit where all 193 Member States take the podium during the General Debate. Brazil traditionally opens the session, followed by the United States.

Safina’s story began in May 1995, born out of frustration, reformist zeal, and a defiant desire to challenge the status quo. Its name Safina, Kiswahili for “Ark” symbolized a vessel to rescue Kenya from corruption, authoritarianism, and tribal politics.

The High-Level General Debate will take place on September 23, 27, and 29. It’s the centerpiece of the UN’s annual session, where Heads of State and Government from nearly every country take the stage to outline national priorities, global concerns, and v

Looking ahead to the 2027 general election, Dr. Ndonye expressed doubts about the possibility of a peaceful concession. “Even in 2027, it would be very unlikely to witness a candidate who would concede defeat,” he said. For this to change, the analyst str

“Ruto himself cannot believe,” Dr. Ndonye argued, “that a poor person can hold high office without stealing.” This subconscious bias perpetuates a cycle where leadership becomes synonymous with affluence, excluding the very hustlers who propelled him to p

Citing Article 34 of the Constitution and the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights, MCK emphasized that freedom of the press is non-negotiable and must be protected at all costs.

Today marks the 18th International Day Of Democracy that’s held annually every 15th September. The African Youth Café in partnership with ForumCiv hosts a forum at University of Nairobi bringing together intellects, students and government officials.

The United Nations General Assembly established the International Day of Democracy in 2007, and it’s observed every year on September 15. The day is meant to promote and uphold the principles of democracy worldwide, reminding governments and citizens alik

He insists that Ruto has already made strides in turning around an economy that was “on its knees” when he took office. For Mwaura, the silence in Mt Kenya isn’t apathy it’s strategy.

There’s a beautiful duality in Kenyan weekends: they can be wild and spontaneous, or calm and restorative. Either way, they leave you a little lighter, a little happier, and ready to take on another week.

KeNIA applauded Prof. Kiplangat for integrating innovation clubs into the academic structure of Kabarak University—a move described as pivotal in bridging the gap between academia and enterprise. These clubs have become fertile ground for students to tran

Leadership, by its very nature, demands more than ceremonial gestures—it calls for moral clarity, institutional accountability, and a deep respect for the people’s voice. Article 73 of the Kenyan Constitution outlines the ethical compass for public office

In the analyst's view, Ruto is a strong presidential candidate, while the opposition is too weak to dislodge him. “The problem is we have a weaker alternative to Ruto so this already places him as an unbeatable incumbent,” the political analyst concluded.

Ruto sees this as more than an infrastructure project. “It is Africa’s largest hydropower facility, with an estimated capacity of 6,450 megawatts, and a continental symbol of self-reliance and progress,” he added.

For any aspiring leader who wants to capture the attention of this group, Dr. Ndonye offered a clear observation. It is time to conduct deeper research and understand the behavioral patterns of Gen Z.

For Dr. Ndonye, the solution lies in transition. He argued that ODM’s younger generation of leaders, such as Babu Owino and Saboti MP Caleb Amisi, must recognize the shifting tides and begin carving out a fresh path.

During a discussion on the TalkChat Podcast, Dr. Ndonye traces the evolution of Kenya’s political landscape. “Around 2002, we transitioned from tribal-based to region-based politics. We began viewing leaders as representatives of their regions.” While he