Hard truths.
Omwoyo raised concern over what he described as a “crisis of deep stories,” saying many important investigative reports are not fully developed due to limited support for watchdog journalism.
Sankok also questioned the rise of political donations and empowerment initiatives, saying it is difficult to explain how public officials are able to distribute large amounts of money within short periods.
Despite Kenya’s relatively high levels of education, Aukot noted that many citizens are prone to believing false claims, which allows political dynasties and entrenched families to dominate leadership positions...
Economist Odhiambo Ramogi links Kenya’s economic struggles to leadership failures, corruption and exclusion, assessing the legacies of Jomo Kenyatta, Moi, Kibaki and Uhuru Kenyatta in a radio interview.
EACC CEO Abdi Mohammed warns that six in ten young Kenyans would take a bribe, urging youth to read the 2024/2025 report and lead efforts against corruption.
Manyora said Kenya’s culture of appointing people based on political friendship, ethnic ties, and personal loyalty has weakened public institutions and limited the nation’s ability to grow. He warned that no co...