Linda Amiani

6 days ago | tuko.co.ke | Linda Amiani

Editor’s note: In this reflective opinion piece, Kevin Ogutu, a seasoned communications consultant, weighs in on the trending #AtwoliRetire debate that has sparked heated exchanges on Kenyan social media. Using the lens of experience and foresight, Ogutu offers a nuanced take on Francis Atwoli’s legacy, urging a shift in focus from calls for resignation to a conversation about strategic succession and institutional renewal within Kenya’s labor movement.

2 weeks ago | tuko.co.ke | Linda Amiani

Editor's note: In this piece, Dr. Shokat Muffadal, a resident physician at The Nairobi West Hospital, sheds light on the persistent threat of malaria in Kenya. In commemoration of World Malaria Day 2025, Dr. Muffadal breaks down the causes, symptoms, and life-saving prevention strategies. As malaria continues to endanger millions, especially in high-risk regions, this article serves as a timely reminder that awareness and proactive measures remain our strongest defense.

3 weeks ago | tuko.co.ke | Linda Amiani

Editor’s note: In this piece, Billy Mijungu, a seasoned practitioner in public policy and governance, unpacks the intricate geopolitics surrounding the One China policy. Reflecting on Kenya’s recent endorsement of the policy under President William Ruto, Mijungu explores its historical roots, global ramifications, and what this bold diplomatic stance could mean for Kenya’s place on the world stage.

3 weeks ago | tuko.co.ke | Linda Amiani

Editor’s note: In this article, Daniel Kiptoo Bargoria, the Director General at the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA), explores Kenya’s progress toward universal electricity access and the urgent need to embed a culture of safety across the sector. As the nation nears its 10 millionth grid connection, Bargoria calls for collective responsibility—from regulators to consumers—to ensure that progress is not undermined by preventable electrical accidents.

3 weeks ago | tuko.co.ke | Linda Amiani

Editor's note: In this compelling piece, Billy Mijungu, a seasoned public policy practitioner, reflects on Kenya’s bold move to establish a fully fledged State Department for Children Welfare Services. Drawing from a wave of recent reforms and the leadership of CPA Carren Ageng’o Achieng, Mijungu highlights how Kenya is aligning with global powers in prioritizing child welfare, and urges greater investment and support to match the nation’s growing commitment to its youngest citizens.