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Our weakness should not silence our values conversation

The language of billions should not be used to command people to bow! Economic transformation must not require moral deafness.

By Rev Edward Buri 1 month ago

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An early letter to the citizen

The opinion piece urges Kenyan voters to look beyond political noise, identity and campaign promises and examine leaders through integrity, accountability, justice and their vision for the country.

By Rev Edward Buri 1 month ago

Should the nation expect a dividend from Christian leaders?

The Christian confession and the Christian life cannot permanently be separated without raising questions about the authenticity of the confession.

By Rev Edward Buri 1 month ago

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Faith should not withstand oppression

Oppression does not always arrive wearing a uniform. Sometimes it arrives as a regulation, a procurement file, a clause quietly inserted into a law.

By Rev Edward Buri 2 months ago

Pastors, you have 51 Sundays to make things right

Pastors, you have 51 Sundays — of courage and vision, of pulpit power, of prophetic prayer.

By Rev Edward Buri 2 months ago

Is the church ready for the election year?

Is the Church ready for this election year? No. Not more ready than the last cycle, not measurably more trusted, not visibly braver.

By Rev Edward Buri 2 months ago

Why pride is destroying public leadership

Pride's tactic is always the same: make everything else look undesirable except itself. It cannot merely exalt the ego — it must diminish every rival.

By Rev Edward Buri 3 months ago

Degoonisers and demammonizers needed

We need degoonisers. We need demammonizers. Kenya's next great vocation is not a job title — it is an exorcism ministry, open to all comers.

By Rev Edward Buri 3 months ago

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Why citizen capture is more dangerous than state capture

State capture steals the machinery of a nation. Citizen capture reshapes the operator.

By Rev Edward Buri 4 months ago

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Our youth are not the problem, we are the curriculum they learn from

The family unit has been stretched to breaking point. When parents cannot feed, educate or clothe their children, authority shifts.

By Rev Edward Buri 5 months ago

Let the murder of prophet Ndumia become the making of a movement

On the night of May 4, Reverend Julius Ngari Ndumia of Tabuga Parish in the Presbyterian Church of East Africa was murdered.

By Rev Edward Buri 5 months ago

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Our weakness should not silence our values conversation

The language of billions should not be used to command people to bow! Economic transformation must not require moral deafness.

By Rev Edward Buri 1 month ago

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An early letter to the citizen

The opinion piece urges Kenyan voters to look beyond political noise, identity and campaign promises and examine leaders through integrity, accountability, justice and their vision for the country.

By Rev Edward Buri 1 month ago

Should the nation expect a dividend from Christian leaders?

The Christian confession and the Christian life cannot permanently be separated without raising questions about the authenticity of the confession.

By Rev Edward Buri 1 month ago

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Faith should not withstand oppression

Oppression does not always arrive wearing a uniform. Sometimes it arrives as a regulation, a procurement file, a clause quietly inserted into a law.

By Rev Edward Buri 2 months ago

Pastors, you have 51 Sundays to make things right

Pastors, you have 51 Sundays — of courage and vision, of pulpit power, of prophetic prayer.

By Rev Edward Buri 2 months ago

Is the church ready for the election year?

Is the Church ready for this election year? No. Not more ready than the last cycle, not measurably more trusted, not visibly braver.

By Rev Edward Buri 2 months ago

Why pride is destroying public leadership

Pride's tactic is always the same: make everything else look undesirable except itself. It cannot merely exalt the ego — it must diminish every rival.

By Rev Edward Buri 3 months ago

Degoonisers and demammonizers needed

We need degoonisers. We need demammonizers. Kenya's next great vocation is not a job title — it is an exorcism ministry, open to all comers.

By Rev Edward Buri 3 months ago

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Why citizen capture is more dangerous than state capture

State capture steals the machinery of a nation. Citizen capture reshapes the operator.

By Rev Edward Buri 4 months ago

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Our youth are not the problem, we are the curriculum they learn from

The family unit has been stretched to breaking point. When parents cannot feed, educate or clothe their children, authority shifts.

By Rev Edward Buri 5 months ago

Let the murder of prophet Ndumia become the making of a movement

On the night of May 4, Reverend Julius Ngari Ndumia of Tabuga Parish in the Presbyterian Church of East Africa was murdered.

By Rev Edward Buri 5 months ago

Premium

Our weakness should not silence our values conversation

The language of billions should not be used to command people to bow! Economic transformation must not require moral deafness.

By Rev Edward Buri 1 month ago

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An early letter to the citizen

The opinion piece urges Kenyan voters to look beyond political noise, identity and campaign promises and examine leaders through integrity, accountability, justice and their vision for the country.

By Rev Edward Buri 1 month ago

Should the nation expect a dividend from Christian leaders?

The Christian confession and the Christian life cannot permanently be separated without raising questions about the authenticity of the confession.

By Rev Edward Buri 1 month ago

Premium

Faith should not withstand oppression

Oppression does not always arrive wearing a uniform. Sometimes it arrives as a regulation, a procurement file, a clause quietly inserted into a law.

By Rev Edward Buri 2 months ago

Pastors, you have 51 Sundays to make things right

Pastors, you have 51 Sundays — of courage and vision, of pulpit power, of prophetic prayer.

By Rev Edward Buri 2 months ago

Is the church ready for the election year?

Is the Church ready for this election year? No. Not more ready than the last cycle, not measurably more trusted, not visibly braver.

By Rev Edward Buri 2 months ago

Why pride is destroying public leadership

Pride's tactic is always the same: make everything else look undesirable except itself. It cannot merely exalt the ego — it must diminish every rival.

By Rev Edward Buri 3 months ago

Degoonisers and demammonizers needed

We need degoonisers. We need demammonizers. Kenya's next great vocation is not a job title — it is an exorcism ministry, open to all comers.

By Rev Edward Buri 3 months ago

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Why citizen capture is more dangerous than state capture

State capture steals the machinery of a nation. Citizen capture reshapes the operator.

By Rev Edward Buri 4 months ago

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Our youth are not the problem, we are the curriculum they learn from

The family unit has been stretched to breaking point. When parents cannot feed, educate or clothe their children, authority shifts.

By Rev Edward Buri 5 months ago

Let the murder of prophet Ndumia become the making of a movement

On the night of May 4, Reverend Julius Ngari Ndumia of Tabuga Parish in the Presbyterian Church of East Africa was murdered.

By Rev Edward Buri 5 months ago

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Why citizen capture is more dangerous than state capture

State capture steals the machinery of a nation. Citizen capture reshapes the operator.

By Rev Edward Buri 4 months ago

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Our youth are not the problem, we are the curriculum they learn from

The family unit has been stretched to breaking point. When parents cannot feed, educate or clothe their children, authority shifts.

By Rev Edward Buri 5 months ago

Let the murder of prophet Ndumia become the making of a movement

On the night of May 4, Reverend Julius Ngari Ndumia of Tabuga Parish in the Presbyterian Church of East Africa was murdered.

By Rev Edward Buri 5 months ago

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Why Gen Z shift from the streets to ballots signals real political change

Gen Z in Kenya is one such movement.

By Rev Edward Buri 6 months ago

A nation where insults speak louder than policies ever could

When leaders at the highest level describe opponents using crude references-especially to body parts-and offer no apology, something fundamental shifts.

By Rev Edward Buri 7 months ago

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Nancy Gathungu: The lone prophet with the ledger holding State to account

Auditor General Nancy Gathungu delivers impactful reports through numbers and data, quietly shaking the nation without speeches or fanfare.

By Rev Edward Buri 7 months ago

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Political power shifts: Will morality and ethics keep pace with change?

As political power shifts, questions arise over whether morality and ethics can keep pace, especially when ousted party members are expected to vanish from the scene.

By Rev Edward Buri 8 months ago