Why The Finance Bill Might Spell Death Knell for Kenya’s Fledgling Middle Class
Kenya’s middle class is the center that holds the country together. If it falls apart, the country too inevitably falls apart. Last year in December,…
Transformative Thoughts & Published Articles by Dr. Kalua Green
Let Us Consider Homegrown Solutions to Kenya’s Perennial Milk Shortage
There is an acute milk shortage in Kenya. This is according to the Kenya Dairy Board. We are experiencing a deficit of about 20…
Why We Must Inject Integrity into the labyrinth of car Importation from Japan
A labyrinth is a complicated irregular network of passages or paths in which it is difficult to find one’s way. Thousands of Kenyans who…
Here Are Three Key Lessons that Kenya can Learn from Japan
In 2021, Japan’s Prime Minister, 72-year-old Yoshihide Suga resigned after a coronavirus surge that his government failed to control. By doing so, he continued…
How Shakahola Massacre Exposes Kenya’s Three Societal Challenges
Ni kubaya, (slang meaning, things are thick!) This is almost the standard answer in Kenya these days to the question, ‘how are you?’ Are things…
Why The End of Ramadhan Should Provide Key Lessons for All Kenyans
The Holy Month of Ramadan is graciously over. But the lessons of the month should remain ingrained in us. This applies even to non-Muslims…
It Is Time To Return To The Basics of Our Nationhood
This week I have been reflecting on the state of our Nation. Our politics seems to be broken with endless disagreements, our economy is…
How The Judiciary Can Lead the Charge in Reversing the Negative Effects of Climate Change.
In 2017, Kenya’s Supreme Court ruled that Polling Station results were final. They cannot be adjusted at a later stage. This landmark ruling guided…
HERE IS WHY KENYA NEEDS A NATIONAL ENGAGEMENT, NOT JUST DIALOGUE
Kenya is literally burning. During last week’s Monday protests, a Church and a Mosque were burnt down. This was eerily reminiscent of the tragic…
Why Fixing the ‘Man Problem’ Holds the Key to Societal Progress
Ladies, I humbly suggest that you keep reading other great articles in this wonderful newspaper so that men can have a heartfelt conversation for…
This Is Why Men are the Weakest Link to Our Society’s Growth
Today I want to have a heartfelt conversation with my fellow men. So if you are not a man, please close your eyes and…
This is How Peace and Power Can Guide our Economic Recovery
I was recently receiving my haircut, when Jacinta my barber confided in me how their business was suffering. She mentioned that some clients only…
This is How Nairobi Rivers can be Our Economic Nerve Centre
Do you know what the National Theatre in London, the Southbank Center, the British Film Institute, the Tate Modern Art Museum and Shakespeare’s Globe…
Here is How The Climate Change Council Will Coordinate us in fighting hunger and Poverty.
Last week there were two major occurrences that will impact Kenya’s food security. The second of these occurrences took place on Thursday when President…
Why Political Parties are The Weak Link in Our National Development
On 13 September 2001, Sir Iain Duncan Smith was elected leader of the United Kingdom’s conservative party. In the last 22 years since his…
Here is Why Our Leaders Must Create a Common Front for Economic Growth
On January 14th while touring Siaya County, President Ruto told Siaya residents that, “serikali ni serikali ya Kenya, na ni serikali yenu.” This is…
