The Human Cost of Profit: The Plight of Warehouse Piece-Rate Workers in Mombasa
In the heart of Mombasa, behind the towering containers and the hum of cargo cranes, an
invisible workforce labours under conditions that should shame a nation.
The Human Cost of Profit: The Plight of Warehouse Piece-Rate Workers in Mombasa
In the heart of Mombasa, behind the towering containers and the hum of cargo cranes, an
invisible workforce labours under conditions that should shame a nation.
Ruto Is Moi’s Shadow: The Dictator’s Relic Wearing a Hustler’s Mask
In this hour of national crisis, when the air is heavy with teargas and the streets echo with the
cries of a betrayed generation, let us call things by their rightful names. President William
Ruto is not the face of a new Kenya; he is the ghost of an old tyranny.
Surviving Abductions in Neocolonial Kenya: A Guide for the Oppressed and a Call toOrganise
In times of political decay and social discontent, repression does not retreat; it sharpens its
fangs. Across the country, we are witnessing a sharp increase in abductions, illegal
detentions, and enforced disappearances, especially of activists, youth organisers, and voices
of dissent.
Why Rural Kenya Remains in Chains: Gem, Neocolonialism, and the Crisis ofDevelopment
Gem constituency, nestled in the heart of Siaya County, is a place of quiet dignity and deep
roots. With fertile land, abundant talent, and a proud history of political engagement, one
might expect to find prosperity blooming in every corner.