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Wycliffe Osabwa
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Lecturer, Alupe University College
Vihiga
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Biography
Wycliffe Osabwa is a Kenyan trained teacher of Linguistics and Literature in English. He holds a Master's degree in Philosophy of education from Kenyatta University, Kenya, and a PhD in the same discipline. As an educator, he seeks platforms through which he can continuously disseminate knowledge beyond the classroom. Through leading newspaper media houses in Kenya, particularly the Daily Nation, Osabwa comments on topical issues, especially those touching on education, social justice and public governance.
Content
By Wycliffe Osabwa| Daily Nation Verified I interestedly followed the proceeding of the interview for Cabinet Secretary nominee for National Treasury, Mr. John Mbadi, given the premium accorded to the position. Going by data mined from social media, the majority voices seemed dismissive, viewing Mbadi as an archetype of the litany of candidates who promise heaven but deliver hell. However, many others, yours truly included, chose optimism. All the reactions notwithstanding, it’s important we interrogate why despondency reign the air.
By Wycliffe Osabwa| The Standard (Kenya) Verified I followed keenly the interview for Cabinet Secretary nominee of the National Treasury, Mr. John Mbadi, given the premium accorded to the position. Going by data mined from social media, majority voices seemed dismissive, viewing Mbadi as an archetype of the litany of candidates who promise heaven but deliver hell. However, many others, I included, chose optimism. All the reactions notwithstanding, it’s important we interrogate why despondency is in the air.
By Wycliffe Osabwa| Daily Nation Verified The cacophony over Kenya’s Finance Bill, 2024 has seen citizens from all walks of life take to the streets, echoing a common sentiment; frustration over a lack of transparency and accountability in financial matters that affect their daily lives. The Finance Bill, a cornerstone of Kenya's economic policy, has sparked outrage primarily due to what many perceive as high taxation amidst hard economic times.