PRIME DP Gachagua’s removal should be sought with care and aplomb There should be enough examples in the neighbourhood for Kenya to see how fast bad politics can destroy a country.
Somalia, Egypt should now dial down on their angry rhetoric Mogadishu should lift the veil further to reassure neighbours and partners about the weapons coming in.
EDITORIAL: Police chief’s contempt case put governance of Kenya on trial President William Ruto's comments on the ongoing saga suggested that he had washed his hands of solving the crisis.
EDITORIAL: Floods: Governments might need to be more coercive Climatologists predict that, as climate change intensifies, the tragedies we saw this week will become more frequent.
EDITORIAL: Doomsday cults and paradox of the nation-state in East Africa The riddle of Mackenzie brought alive memories of Ugandan Joseph Kibwetere.
EDITORIAL: Hard choices face Sudan peace sponsors; Egypt model an option On April 15, Sudan descended into the most vicious fighting since the toppling of dictator Gen Omar al-Bashir four years ago.
EDITORIAL: To eliminate graft East Africa must break and build The common thread across the three countries is that public affairs have been hijacked by a seemingly powerful and incorrigible elite.
EDITORIAL: This Easter govts should feel pain of EA’s masses Fasting is supposed to bring adherents closer to the teachings of the holy scriptures through the renunciation of sin.
EDITORIAL: EA region must talk over its now endless trade tiffs then act on them Trade between Uganda and Rwanda fell so sharply with Kampala taking the hit.
EDITORIAL: Kenyans, talk it out; please don’t burn the country Continuing with protests can only make matters worse.