Corruption in Kenya is ‘ethical’

Dr Daniel Oruoch, Vice Chancellor of KCA University and management expert talks to Sammy   Mwangi about institutionalising ethical behaviour.

Kenya’s economy: Where to go from here

That Kenya’s economy is still bleeding over a year after the post-election violence is obvious. Though the free fall was projected after the bloody chaos that left hundreds dead and thousands displaced, the real picture was not clear until the economic survey report of 2009 was released.

 According to the survey, economic growth dropped by 5.4%.  The economy grew at 1.7%  compared to a rate of 7.1% the year before. The growth rate is the lowest since 2003 after a lauded turnaround in that year.

Budget reflections 2009

We are not lost to the fact that this year’s budget was read in the backdrop of huge economic challenges arising from the 2007/8 post election violence, current severe drought and the global financial crisis. However some experts feel that we can still swing back on track.

Regeneration in Kenya

A chance to create a vibrant environment for all Kenyans

Rogue Ambassador II

The spelling of his name has been as confusing as his mission as the American envoy to Kenya. In some quarters, he is Michael Rannerberger, in others Running Bag, Runner Bag or Raining Berger. Lately, he has been waving the Big Brother stick on one hand and waving the white flag, as a Kenya’s Envoy of Peace. He is waving both and telling us ‘My President Barrack Obama says…….’