Eden Hazard: TBT to the Artist Who Painted Football Blue

In a recent column published in the Standard Newspaper, political analyst Dr. Michael Ndonye argues that Wiper Democratic Movement leader Kalonzo Musyoka should now consider joining President William Ruto’s government to reap the “blessings” Raila had qu

Nyutu accused Kahiga of acting on behalf of undisclosed interests, saying, “It seems they are doing someone’s bidding, and he should carry his own cross.” Governor Kahiga has faced national backlash after making remarks that appeared to celebrate Raila Od

In a discussion on the TalkChat Podcast, political analyst Dr. Michael Ndonye addressed the growing public speculation surrounding the president’s decision. He urged Kenyans to approach the matter with reason and context rather than emotion.

As Kenya marks Mashujaa Day, it is important to remember that heroism is not reserved for the few. It lives in the everyday in the quiet acts of service, resistance, and unity that often go unnoticed.

The awards amplify Twaweza’s and MCK’s shared mission: to harness the power of media in cultivating a climate-conscious public. By spotlighting bold journalism, they’re fuelling a culture of environmental awareness that reaches from grassroots communities

‎‎‎‎If you ever needed proof that Kenya’s political story is stranger than fiction, look no further than Raila Amolo Odinga. The son of a freedom fighter, the student who crossed oceans for education and the prisoner who became a Prime Minister.

On Friday, October 17, a state funeral service will be held at Nyayo National Stadium beginning at 8:00 AM. Following the service, the body will be transported to Raila’s Karen residence, where an overnight vigil will be held in his memory.

Kabarak University’s Vice Chancellor, Prof. Kiplangat, was recently honoured by the Kenya National Innovation Agency (KeNIA) for his pioneering role in embedding student-led innovation into the university’s academic structure. His integration of innovatio

Today, October 9, 2025, we mark World Sight Day 2025, and this year’s theme says it all: “Love Your Eyes.” This is not just a slogan, but reminder to prioritize eye health, raise awareness about preventable vision loss, and push for equal access to eye ca

Since July 2025, Kenya has launched at least 29 rural electrification projects, averaging one village per day. Counties like Kwale, Uasin Gishu, Kisii, Embu, and Kajiado have seen rapid rollouts of grid extensions and off-grid solutions.

Her words echo loudly in the aftermath of the Waruku bus accident, where a 33-seater bus veered off Musa Gitau Road in Dagoretti North on October 7, 2025, plunging into a river and injuring over 30 people. The crash happened during rush hour, turning what

The UN’s Strategic Plan for 2026–2029 prioritizes adequate housing, secure land tenure, access to basic services, and the transformation of informal settlements into climate-resilient, inclusive cities. Secretary-General António Guterres reminds us that c

If Matiang’i were to become the presidential flagbearer, the only way to maximize their chances in 2027 would be to pick a deputy from the Mount Kenya region. However, the challenge arises with Rigathi Gachagua, who commands significant numbers in the reg

TalkChat Podcast – Hosted by Dr. Michael Ndonye, this show blends political psychology, youth identity, and governance critique with dramatic storytelling. Available on YouTube and TikTok, it’s Kenya’s civic classroom in .

“Kibaki’s style was technocratic, his speech sparse, and his war on inefficiency was misread as indifference. But beneath the surface, he was laying foundations, roads, institutions, and fiscal policies that would later be hailed as visionary. He was not

President Ruto’s UNGA speech channeled history with bold ambition to echo a call for a fairer, more responsive United Nations. But here’s the rub: some of his claims clash with the very architecture of the institution he seeks to reform. The past he invok

President Ruto therefore finds himself in a political Catch-22 situation. Does he allow (perceived) regional Kingpins — Interior CS Hon. Kipchumba Murkomen and Senate Majority Leader and Kericho Senator Hon. Aaron Cheruiyot — to wrestle for control of Bar

Mandera’s challenges are not limited to external threats. Inter-clan conflicts over grazing and watering rights flare up occasionally, threatening the fragile peace.

Dr. Ndonye noted that Gachagua is unlikely to endorse Kalonzo for the presidency and suggested the coalition currently taking shape is more like “water and oil” than a unified front. “They are together now, but they cannot mix, it’s actually easier for Ga

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.

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

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.

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.