Tim Murithi

Opinion Tim Murithi - 11 Jan 2021

Don’t be too quick to dismiss reports of visitors to Earth – perhaps they can help us

Article Tim Murithi - 6 May 2020

The United States Navy has confirmed that three videos of unidentified aerial phenomena were taken by Navy pilots in 2004 and 2015

Article Tim Murithi - 21 Apr 2020

The disease has shown that there is more that unites us as human beings than that which divides us through artificial borders

Article Tim Murithi - 9 Jan 2020

There are no programmes designed to address the question of how humanity will interact with prospective interstellar visitors from outer space

Article Tim Murithi - 23 Jun 2019

Are China or Russia ahead of the US in aerial technology or are intergalactic visitors trying to make friends with us?

Article Tim Murithi - 16 May 2018

A change in perspective of how we view other beings could help the human race

Article Tim Murithi - 21 Oct 2015

The legitimacy of international law is seriously undermined if it only applies to one section of humanity and not another, writes Tim Murithi.

Analysis Tim Murithi - 18 Oct 2015

The ANC is taking SA out of the International Criminal Court, claiming it is no longer useful.

Analysis Tim Murithi - 13 Feb 2014

Africans say the focus on its leaders is proof that the International Criminal Court is just an expensive and elaborate sham, writes Tim Murithi.

Analysis Tim Murithi & Comment Fanie Du Toit - 24 May 2013

Carefully honed and systematically applied reconciliation policies could serve to strengthen cooperation and renewal on the continent.

Africa Tim Murithi - 1 Feb 2013

As French-led intervention exposes weakness in collective African leadership, summit has acknowledgeg the need for greater Ecowas presence.

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