Throughout history, many have wondered why individuals who deeply understand justice and possess wisdom are often reluctant to assume leadership roles. Socrates, one of the greatest philosophers in Western thought, offers valuable insights into this paradox. For Kenya, a country that has long grappled with political challenges, this lesson is especially relevant as it seeks … Read more
Kenya’s political landscape, especially in the post-independence era, reveals a slow yet steady progression of women’s participation in governance. From the colonial era, where women had limited roles, to the growing recognition of their significance in leadership roles, Kenya’s political journey for women is marked by challenges, resilience, and a hopeful future. Challenges of Patriarchy … Read more
Some writers craft their words purely for the sake of storytelling, their work driven by the potential for commercial success. This is the first level—write a compelling piece of fiction, and it sells. But then there is a second level, where the writer transcends mere entertainment and commercial gain, writing with a higher purpose—a mission. … Read more
The formation of the first governments is closely tied to the Neolithic Revolution around 10,000 BCE when human societies transitioned from small, mobile hunter-gatherer groups to settled agricultural communities. This shift required more formal systems of governance to manage resources, resolve disputes, and organize community labor for projects such as irrigation and defense. Early governments … Read more