With Covid-19 onslaught, children are spending more time at home and roaming free. With online learning, children are likely be exposed to adult content. Nowadays, children being exposed to adult content, online and in real life, is not an fleeting idea. It is an existing reality. Thus, disappointing it is, that we have even debating … Continue reading Towards Sexuality Education for Children.

President Uhuru By Baikolia-O-Bamung'o Public Health Act, the first law the President hinges his lock down dictates, was enacted in 1921. It applies to managing infectious diseases, indicated as smallpox, plague, cholera, measles, spinal meningitis human trypanosomiasis and beri-beri, and others. This Act allows the Cabinet Secretary for health to formulate measures to contain a … Continue reading Why President Uhuru’s Lock-down measures are Legally Doubtful

Claims, have been made, that BBI amends creates imperial presidency. The claim is not consistent with the facts. In fact, the powers of the presidency have been substantially diluted. We see. There are no proposed powers or functions added to the presidency. On the contrary, the President will be required to share power with a … Continue reading Will BBI Amendment Bill create an imperial Presidency?

Yussuf Hajji, the former Chairperson of the BBI team. Hajji, Yussuf, the departed patriarch who led the BBI team, was passionate about national security matters. And so, numerous amends to the Constitution concerning national security are on the highway to the referendum. We review them. 1. The Kenya Defence Forces and the National Intelligence Service … Continue reading National Security amends in the BBI Bill

By Baikúlia-òBamung'o TRENDING in recently, is the news of foul murder there in Kilimani, Kenya's leading dungeon of sin, treachery and illicit carnal carnivores. Grapevine that circulated after the murder insinuated the crime was a culmination of trade in gold gone haywire. Gold, again, is a hot cake in asset investing. Historically, the biggest drawback … Continue reading The bounce back of Gold

Auction markets illustration Paul Milgrom and Robert Wilson are the laureates for the Nobel prize for economic sciences this year. Their works on inventing new dimensions in regime of the auction theory. Historically, a common auction method has been that of the sale by the fall of the hammer. In this method, people have always … Continue reading The allure of the Auction Theory

By Thura Nira On January 1, 2021, Kenya's tax landscapes significantly changes. The minimum tax, introduced through the Finance Act 2020, will come into force. This tax will be charged at the rate of one per cent of the gross business turnover, a huge departure from the existing tax practice. Declare me a zero! Kenya … Continue reading Preparing for Kenya’s Minimum Tax

By Baikòlia-ò-Bamung'ò Summary: Public funds looters are running amok. Looting may be easy, but it requires some sophistication to conceal looted funds. This easy offers an advisory on mechanisms within realm of international public finance looters may explore to conceal their loot and evade taxes. You’ve just looted Eurobond. Or Covid-19 funds. Where would you … Continue reading How to conceal a heist: A guide to looters, scammers and corruption mandarins

1. Saint Rita of Cascia The schedules of saints Judas and saint Rita must be busy.  Saint Judas, the patron saint of desperate cases and lost causes and Rita of Cascia, the patron saint of sterility, abuse victims, loneliness, marriage difficulties, parenthood, widows, the sick, bodily ills, and wounds, embody the tempests human being go … Continue reading Are you a stoic? The Allure of stoicism