The Chronicle Weekly will keep asking not whether the government has done something, but whether it has done enough, and for whom....
Media coverage, when it engages with these projects at all, tends to default to the political register – who launched and who criticised it...
This issue is an attempt to separate campaigns from development, because Kenya has gotten very good at collapsing them into one conversation....
Recent polls have suggested that there is no way a divided opposition can beat Ruto, despite his below the Constitutional threshold rating....
Public debt has a stock problem that tells us what Kenya owes and a flow problem that tells us what happened during the period in question....
This week's issue keeps circling back to the same question in different rooms: who gets to decide, and on what basis?...
The town hall was billed, accurately, as a platform for citizen voice, but whether it functioned as one is a separate question that matters more....
Kenya has reached a point where changing the people in charge will not, by itself, change the country's fundamental constraints....
The problem is that the distance between the Kenya being imagined and the Kenya that must finance that ambition is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore....
This week, The Chronicle Weekly asks a version of the same question six different ways: what does Kenya's ambition actually cost, and who is being asked to pay for it...