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Kenya has made tremendous improvement and installation of critical infrastructure since independence compared to our peers in the region. Devolution and current national regimes have helped to push this installation a notch higher and as such, citizens must use such developments to improve on personal and national positive outcomes. The government should be lauded forContinue reading “Use installed infrastructure to improve national development outcomes in Kenya”

The county government of Nakuru has made tremendous efforts in making sure that the municipality achieve the coveted city status. On the other hand, there has been opposition by some stakeholders of these initiatives, who have cited many challenges which face Nakuru urban area, which according to them, make it unsuitable for conferment of theContinue reading “Good move to make Nakuru Municipality a city”

Five ways to finance Kenya’s 2021 -2022 budget To finance our budget, let do five things: First, we should make our 283 parastatals generate wealth, where for example if each generated one Billion on average, this would translate to 283 billion Kenya shillings. This can finance many roads in the country, Chines government heavily utilizesContinue reading “How to finance our 2021 -2022 Budget”

The Panel appointed by the World Health Organization and which was co-chaired by former Liberian President Ellen Jonson Sirleaf has finally released their report, showing that effects of COVID -19 pandemic could have been mitigated had the people trusted with making critical decisions acted in time. It also shows that there is need to addressContinue reading “Prepare adequately for future pandemics and challenges like climate change”

It has been announced that billionaire couple in Bill Gates and Melinda Gates are set to divorce. What has worried me further is an analysis done on the wealthiest people on the globe and also in other countries have had the highest divorce rates. The Gates are not your ordinary couple because they have givenContinue reading “Melinda and Bill Gates shouldn’t go separate ways”

I graduated with a Doctor of Philosophy in Urban Management at the University of Nairobi on 25th September 2020. I thank God, because the dream I had in 1992, of becoming a professor, is now few steps to be realized. The journey to this destination has not been easy for me. Before joining primary schoolContinue reading “The story of Dr. Daniel Mutegi Giti pt 1”

Since the advent of devolution in 2013, we have witnessed numerous squabbles between the Governors and Members of County Assemblies on one hand and county to county disagreements, especially on boundaries, which of course have a bearing on revenue collection for concerned counties. These squabbles in most cases affect the vulnerable in society, who endContinue reading “Leverage on soft power to reduce increasing number of squabbles between leaders”

Saturday, 6th February 2021 was the international day of zero tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation (FGM). I dare say that many proponents of FGM doesn’t know its origins and its original intents hence are blind to its dangers. Its existence goes back as from 2B.C as described by Geographer Agatharchides of Cnidus, detailing how itContinue reading “If we knew origins and intents of female genital mutilation, we would end it now”

COVID 19 has caused lots of disruptions and altered the way our business has been done including business models for public universities, which have experienced serious financial problems. Public universities have a combined deficit of around 4.5 billion shillings, because the pandemic has caused a massive reduction of the national productivity and hence reduction ofContinue reading “LEVERAGE COVID 19 FOR NEW & INNOVATIVE MODELS FOR UNIVERSITIES IN KENYA”

Its official that the public Primary schools and overall our pupils have donewell despite doing their exams in the times of a great pandemic. This has been illustrated by the fact that only a partly 307 pupils obtained between 001-099, representing (0.03%). In addition, 10 out of the 15 top national pupils came from publicContinue reading “Operationalize a clear transition strategy as a result of good KCPE performance”