In government, business and public institutions, the danger is not always a leader without principles. Sometimes it is a leader who cannot separate those principles from personal pride. Disagreement becomes disloyalty, criticism is treated as hostility, and compromise is mistaken for weakness.

By Isaac Dan Bw’onyancha Public leadership and influence take many forms. It is time to move beyond the narrow view that they are only conferred through the ballot. Across the world, individuals have assumed powerful, organic leadership roles and command admiration and loyalty that often surpass those in elective office. From music and sports to […]

By Faith Nyabuto Youth leaders have called on citizens to support young candidates in the upcoming elections, urging national leaders to prioritize the interests of Generation Z. In a live discussion held earlier today, the leaders emphasized that young people have been vocal and consistent about their needs and expectations, particularly regarding decisions that directly […]