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Articles By: Steve Biko Wafula

The Cruel Price Of Freedom: We Grew Up Then Life Handed Us The Bill

When we were young, freedom looked like the most beautiful thing in the world. It looked like staying up late,

Lifestyle

· Jun 1, 2026
Why AI Will Force Every White-Collar Worker To Diversify Or Disappear

THE HARD NUMBERS BEHIND THE WARNING Number What it means 170 million New roles projected globally by 2030 by the

Technology

· Jun 1, 2026
The Darkness We Refuse To See

We have entered a very dark season in human civilization, but the tragedy is that most people cannot even recognize

Entrepreneur's Corner

· Jun 1, 2026
The House That Betrayed Kenyans: Why The 13Th Parliament Will Be Remembered As A National Disgrace

There are moments in the life of a nation when silence becomes betrayal. There are times when politeness becomes cowardice.

Government and Policy

· May 31, 2026
When Reason Dies, A Nation Pays Dearly With Its Stability

There comes a time in the life of a country when silence becomes collaboration and polite language becomes a betrayal

Government and Policy

· May 31, 2026
When A Government Loses Trust, Even Ebola Becomes A Political Question

There are moments when a country must stop whispering and speak with the full weight of its wounded conscience. The

Opinion

· May 31, 2026
All White-Collar Jobs To Be Taken By Ai: Why African Needs To Think, Especially Kenya

Listen carefully. The warning coming from the top of the artificial intelligence industry is no longer hidden in research papers,

Headlines

· May 31, 2026
When Money Is In Order, The Mind Finally Breathes

There is a kind of peace that does not come from motivational speeches, luxury photos, fake confidence or public applause.

Entrepreneur's Corner

· May 31, 2026
Build Like Arsenal: Why True Success Belongs To Those Who Trust The Process

Some dreams arrive like thunder, loud enough to disturb the sleep of a whole generation, but some dreams grow quietly

Entrepreneur's Corner

· May 29, 2026
Kenyans Must Not Sleepwalk Into Land Dispossession

Land is not just soil. In Kenya, land is memory, identity, dignity, shelter, production and inheritance. It is where families

Government and Policy

· May 25, 2026
When KSh 200 Buys Darkness: How EPRA’s New Power Charges Are Turning Electricity Into an Economic Punishment

How did we get here, as a country, where electricity, one of the most basic pillars of modern life, is

Government and Policy

· May 21, 2026
Ruto Is Playing Russian Roulette With Kenya’s Survival, And The People Have Reached The End Of Their Patience

Kenya has reached a dangerous national moment where ordinary people are no longer merely complaining about the cost of living;

Opinion

· May 21, 2026