Affifu: How Kenya can elevate unpaid domestic work to boost growth Care work is real work and should be professionalised.

Awil: What EAC stands to benefit from a single currency The unified currency will benefit citizens, businesses and the economy of Somalia in many ways.

Mwirichia: It’s time to engage youth in Kenya’s affairs Young people must rise to the occasion and seek to influence the trajectory the country takes going forward.

Affifu: How Kenya can elevate unpaid domestic work to boost growth Care work is real work and should be professionalised.

Awil: What EAC stands to benefit from a single currency The unified currency will benefit citizens, businesses and the economy of Somalia in many ways.

Mwirichia: It’s time to engage youth in Kenya’s affairs Young people must rise to the occasion and seek to influence the trajectory the country takes going forward.

QU: It’s time to make nutritious and affordable diet a reality Right now, the world’s farmers produce more than enough food to feed the global population in terms of calories.

Murugi: Avert looming crisis in public universities The looming strike, set to begin in seven days, threatens to plunge public universities into chaos once again.

Reyia: Let’s pursue intensive growth Extensive growth is the change in output resulting from quantitative increases in labour, capital and other inputs

Sheikh: Islamic finance sector will benefit from collaboration Despite having such a huge pool of Islamic finance service providers in Kenya, there are hurdles that bedevil the growth and development of the industry

Ongaji: Poor ranking a wake-up call for urban reform Nairobi is often portrayed as a vibrant hub, yet the city struggles under the weight of outdated infrastructure and systemic inefficiencies.

Abdi: MPs give priority to issues affecting ordinary Kenyans Kenyans have decried the little concern their representatives have shown on matters that affect them directly

Embrace traditional vegetables The 2024 Global Hunger Index ranks the country 100th out of 127, with many Kenyans still lacking adequate nutrition