Opinion

From Kathmandu to Jakarta, civil unrest is spiking globally. But the architects of today's movements have completely rewritten the playbook—and governments are left fighting a ghost in the machine.

Two finance bill cycles later, the enduring lesson is less about specific tax measures and more about how the state listens — or doesn't.

The generational gap exposed by the 2024 protests remains largely unaddressed by the political establishment two years later.

More than a decade into devolution, the honest assessment is neither total success nor total failure, but deep unevenness across counties.

Complaints from the executive about judicial overreach misunderstand what an independent judiciary is supposed to do.

A rising Nairobi Securities Exchange is good news, but structural barriers still keep most Kenyans out of capital markets entirely.