By Isaac Dan Bw’Onyancha Kenya is sliding back into a familiar but dangerous political order. The daily delegations to State House, ferried in buses from across the country to pledge loyalty in exchange for development favors, are a clear echo of the nyayoism perfected under KANU and President Daniel arap Moi. For twenty-four years, Moi […]

By Samuel Wachira There’s no denying that July 7th is etched into Kenya’s political memory as the spark that ignited the push for multiparty democracy. Indeed, Saba Saba is both a memorial and a mirror, reflecting Kenya’s ongoing struggle for justice, equity, and accountable governance. But long before it became a rallying cry for political […]