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Boundaries build strong schools: Why every stakeholder must respect their role

Astiba Kebong’o argues that strong schools depend on stakeholders respecting clearly defined roles. Parents, teachers, administrators and boards should collaborate without undermining established governance structures. Professionalism, lawful processes and respectful dialogue are essential to protecting learners and institutions. “When governance gives way to mob justice, education becomes the first casualty.” A school is far more…

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How differently would Jesus have handled Obado in the Sharon Otieno case?

Ashford Kimani reflects on the Obado conviction through the Christian principles of justice and mercy. He argues that Jesus would demand accountability while still leaving room for genuine repentance. The writer says forgiveness should never diminish Sharon Otieno’s dignity or her family’s suffering. The murder of Sharon Otieno remains one of Kenya’s most disturbing criminal…

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If students stop reading books, the future of education is at risk

Ashford Kimani warns that declining book-reading habits could undermine the future of education. He says overreliance on summaries, videos and AI risks weakening learners’ critical thinking. Ashford urges schools, parents and universities to rebuild a strong culture of deep reading. A quiet but significant crisis is unfolding in education. Across the world, college professors are…

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