As is already apparent, trade wars produce no winners. The key is dialogue and structured consultations.
What terrifies me is knowing how many lives are tethered to mine in ways that should never happen in a functioning system.
Rights are not wholesome unless they are hemmed by responsibility. Press freedom is no different.
While nobody seriously questions the provision of free education, there are more and more queries raised as to whether Kenya really needed so many universities.
We don’t need fewer credit products. We need better ones, paired with transparency, financial education and consumer protection.
Provisions in the Bill must be viewed not as luxury concessions but as necessary interventions to reverse a dangerous trend.
Organising mental health workshops can educate employees on various topics and help normalise discussions around mental wellness.
To ensure equitable access, Kenya should adopt a progressive contribution model.
The proposed law seekS to repeal Section 59 A (1B) of the Tax Procedures Act, which prohibits KRA commissioner from compelling taxpayers to disclose personal data.
