Online spaces have become the platform for various forms of political expression that many states especially those with authoritarian leanings consider subversive.
Global population growth is threatening the security of water supply and when coupled with the impacts of climate change, it is clear that our historical approach to the provision of water may not remain feasible.
One hundred and twenty-five countries are now carrying out drug resistance awareness campaigns. Before we congratulate ourselves on the global action, we need to evaluate their effectiveness and whether their side effects outweigh their benefits.
By increasing the participation of women in industry we, directly and indirectly, seek to achieve our overall economic goals in terms of increasing employment opportunities, advancing skills and innovation and providing them with financial security for themselves and their families, which results in better living conditions for the entire community.
By Dr Hanningtone Gaya PhD, EBS, Former Chairman- Brand Kenya Don’t bite the hand that feeds you, states a classic idiom that we ought to be all aware of. Kenya…
By Michelle D'Arcy, Assistant Professor in Political Science, Trinity College Dublin It is five years since Kenya shifted from centralised control to devolution in which 47 counties were given a…
The scourge of corruption in Kenya must be urgently addressed otherwise it could be bringing the economy to its knees. As things stand, Kenya is already struggling to pay its debts.
If we think of human virtue as not limited to moral matters but also to physical, emotional and mental matters, then it’s possible to understand how being virtuous might be good for you.
Research in neuroscience reveals that people’s ability to stand up to social influence is reflected in anatomical differences in the brain.
What happens if those who control or own key networks in the internet break with the principle of net neutrality?
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