Macharia Gaitho is a Managing Editor at The EastAfrican. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, culture and society, as well as health and wellness, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and civil rights. His work has been featured in NationAfrica and Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC).
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Macharia Gaitho's articles primarily focus on Kenyan politics, the judiciary, corruption, leadership and colonialism. His coverage attributes show a strong emphasis on legal policy regulation, government announcements and opinion editorials.
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Saba Saba should be a day of celebration, but it will be more likely to be a story of sad reflection on stolen dreams.
Caption for the landscape image: We are reaching the tipping point where we might justifiably say that we have no country.
Ruling party mandarins have tried putting on brave faces after their violence and handouts blitzkrieg suffered a humiliating defeat.
Caption for the landscape image: As electioneering gets increasingly frenzied ahead of the 2027 General Election, we are being reminded time and time again that the tongue is a dangerous thing.
Caption for the landscape image: President William Ruto's unveiling of a roadmap towards Kenya's next long-term development plan has ignited the expected level of debate.
Caption for the landscape image: Some pretty interesting developments within the opposition formations have opened up likely scenarios for
We are regressing to a leadership that is so insecure and paranoid that it can only counter opposition with threats and organised violence.
Scroll down to read the article Cabinet Secretary for Interior and National Administration Kipchumba Murkomen speaks during a service at AIC Plainsview Church service in South B, Nairobi on June 14, 2026.
If President Ruto is serious, he must disown and sideline those in his court driving violent anti-constitutional actions against the opposition.
The edict in Kajiado has generated heated debate, with many seeing it as reckless populism that damages Kenya’s quest for foreign investment.
