Professor Wajackoyah should not be allowed to turn the legalisation debate into a political joke this election season.

Professor Wajackoyah should not be allowed to turn the legalisation debate into a political joke this election season.
The upcoming election may soon turn into a referendum on Uhuru Kenyatta and his legacy
Election fever is riding high in Kenya, but there is little hope that the upcoming polls will bring about real change.
As Africans, we should realise that it is now our turn to support the British people’s aspirations for democracy.
Queen today is Jekyll to UK’s Hyde – encapsulating the glory and benevolence of empire with the evil separated out.
Kenyans tend to look back at the Kibaki years with rose-tinted glasses, but I have my doubts.
The war can help the world recognise that a nuclear-free world should not be an aspiration with an indefinite timeline.
‘Stand with Ukraine’ is not just a humanitarian statement. It’s a political one, too.
The media is working hard to sell us a black and white narrative on the Russia-Ukraine war.
Western moral deformities are on an open display amid the war in Ukraine.