Legislative Nihilism:The Fallacy of Weaponized Oversight

In a recent episode that laid bare the fragile boundaries between legitimate oversight and political expediency, the Senate Public Accounts Committee (PAC) session devolved into a spectacle of personalized vendetta and procedural subversion. At the heart of this political melodrama was Senator Fatuma Dullo, whose actions transformed what should have been a sober audit review […]

The Sakuye Question: A Call for Fair Representation in Kenya’s National Government

In a democratic and multi-ethnic society like Kenya, fair representation in national governance is not just a moral obligation but a constitutional imperative. However, the Sakuye community—a vital part of Kenya’s socio-political fabric—finds itself sidelined in the recent government appointments by President William Samoei Ruto. Despite numerous appointments made in Marsabit and Isiolo counties, spanning […]