HERE ARE FOUR SPECIFIC ECONOMIC ACTIONS THAT OUR NEXT LEADERS MUST ACT ON
There are numerous economic challenges that Kenya’s newly elected leaders will need to tackle decisively from August 10th four of which I enumerate here below.…
Transformative Thoughts & Published Articles by Dr. Kalua Green
EXCLUDING YOUTH FROM TOP LEADERSHIP IS A RECIPE FOR CRISIS
When Kenya attained independence in 1963, some of the most iconic independence leaders were youth below the age of 35. In 1963, Tom Mboya…
KENYANS ARE EYEING FOR TRUST, NOT GENIUS OR DRAMATIC LEADERS
There is nothing new under the sun. This scripture in Ecclesiastes 1:9 contains a powerful lesson for leaders. Virtually everything that leaders promise has…
HERE IS WHY KENYA’S ECONOMY IS AT ITS BEST EVER STATE
Who is your favorite political leader of all time? Many would say that it is Nelson Mandela because of the role he played in…
WHY COUNTIES MAY HOLD THE KEY TO KENYA’S ELUSIVE FOOD SECURITY
Is it not possible for Kenya to become World’s breadbasket? Indeed, that can only happen if we start producing surplus food. Currently, we are…
HOW UPROOTING CORRUPTION CAN LEAD TO EQUAL WEALTH DISTRIBUTION
By December 2020, only 26,971 Kenyans had managed to secure mortgage loans in the course of that year. This was revealed in the Central…
WHY WE MUST MANAGE SCRAP METAL TO ROOT OUT ECONOMIC SABOTAGE IN OUR COUNTRY
Sisyphus. This name aptly reflects the current state of our economy. According to a Greek tale, Sisyphus was a Greek man who was punished…
How Baby Diapers Can Kick Start Kenya’s Economic Transformation
Our departed former President Mwai Kibaki was my friend and boss. I was privileged to learn five key lessons from him that can transform our nation.
Here Are Five Lessons That We Can Learn from the Late President Kibaki
Our departed former President Mwai Kibaki was my friend and boss. I was privileged to learn five key lessons from him that can transform our nation.
Why We Must Revamp The Kenya School of Government to Improve Public Policy and Leadership
Have you ever heard of conversational receptiveness? This is a tactical approach that seeks to improve engagement with opposing views. It enables amicable conflict resolution which ensures that when people disagree, they do so in a non-violent manner.
We Must rededicate ourselves to the ideals of National Cohesion
Last week I traveled to Tanzania on a business trip. Although I have visited this country many times before, I am always amazed at the sheer strength of their national cohesion. It is very difficult to find a Tanzanian who is vehemently opposed to a given leader purely by virtue of that leader’s ethnic community.
The Ongoing Oil crisis is a Wakeup Call for Alternative Energy Sources
A rare spectacle swept across Kenya last week as our oil pumps ran dry. Initially, long queues were witnessed at petrol stations as motorists jostled for petrol.
WE MUST IMPROVE OUR AIRPORTS TO ATTRACT MORE TOURISTS
In 2019, before COVID-19 rocked global tourism, twelve European countries were among the top most visited countries in the world.
Here is Why Climate Change is a top Concern for Voters
Roads, jobs and food. These three are often top demands of Kenyan voters. Wherever you travel in Kenya, people will complain about bad state of local roads, lack of local jobs, food insecurity and food prices.
How Infrastructure can boost the livelihoods of households
Where do you live? Maybe you live in a flat somewhere in Mathare North or pipeline in Nairobi or Nyalenda in Kisumu. where buildings are packed so closely together that natural light is a pipe dream.
Why Green Buildings Hold The Future Of Our Cities
Where do you live? Maybe you live in a flat somewhere in Mathare North or pipeline in Nairobi or Nyalenda in Kisumu. where buildings are packed so closely together that natural light is a pipe dream.
