By Newton Arori ‘The courts have never accepted res judicata as an absolute principle of law which applies rigidly in…
Month: May 2018
By David Onjili The failure of our current education system has been discussed in many forums. Yet, I find there…
BY NLM Writer ves is integrated with technology, from the way we are taught at school to the way we…
By Antony Mutunga As it is elsewhere, unemployment is a big problem in Kenya. Millions remain jobless despite having the…
African companies, including airlines, financial institutions and telecoms operators are leading the charge for economic integration across Africa with a…
BY Tioko Ekiru Emmanuel In 1931, Carl Schmitt published an article, “The turn to the total state”. The total state…
Q&A with Prof Karuti Kanyinga When we promulgated the Constitution, it brought with it devolution, which, many thought, was the long-awaited…
By Kibe Mungai The spectacle, drama and fall-out surrounding the deportation and re-deportation of controversial lawyer Miguna Miguna in the…
Although Government has openl disdain for the Judiciary and shown its desire to exert control over it in what can…
The Treasury, has been another avenue of the vicious war between the State and the Judiciary. The National Treasury, the…