Phoebe Muga Asiyo was born in 1942 in Central Kenya, at a time when colonial rule deeply shaped social structures, especially for women. Growing up, she experienced first-hand the limitations placed on African women in education, leadership, and public participation. Despite these challenges, she pursued education passionately and later trained as a teacher. Her early … Read more
In the early 1990s, Kenya’s politics changed forever. The return of multiparty democracy did not simply introduce new political parties—it triggered a complete transformation of how elections were run, how loyalty was bought, and how power was protected. At the heart of this transformation was a shadowy but highly organised youth outfit known as Youth for KANU … Read more
Prof. George Saitoti is remembered as one of Kenya’s most influential leaders — a mathematician, academic professor, long-serving cabinet minister, and one of the longest-serving Vice Presidents in the country’s history. His contributions to Kenya’s politics, internal security systems, and economic reforms remain deeply felt even after his sudden and tragic death. Early Life and … Read more