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• Kenya’s problems rooted in our national amnesia Pravin Bowry On matters of grave concern to the country — in diverse fields such as taxation, law enforcement, corporate criminality and crime detection and many others — there is a distinct Kenyan trait of forgetfulness and total disregard by the citizenry and the law enforcement agencies to bring to closure issues which come into the public domain from time to time.
• Quota system, private schooling and unintended consequences XN Iraki The ministry of Education argues that with no quota system, all the places in good national schools would be taken by private schools. While that is true, one could ask why the children from private and public schools sit for the same exam then
• Why Raila must nurture competition in ODM Dominic Odipo The Macmillan English dictionary defines the word charade as an attempt to pretend that a situation is good or satisfactory, when in fact it is not. Is the political situation within the Orange Party good and satisfactory?
• The French connection affirms art of romancing without finance Peter Kimani French President Francois Hollande’s flagging popularity has received a slight boost following reports that he has been having a fling with, to use the term currently in vogue, a sex siren named Julie Gayet.
• The taxing matter of turning chicks into vegetable Peter Kimani I totally agree some county governments are out to “finish” some communities with unreasonable taxes.