Sandwiched between two Senators this week, I was pleasantly surprised that the media encounter didn’t turn into a violent gladiator...

Two separate moments, tens of thousands of kilometres apart in Palestine and Tennessee, share parallels with the violence in Kibera last...

For a decade, human rights organizations have warned that the respect for human rights and the rule of law has been deteriorating....

Both Azimio la Umoja and the National Police Service lost control of Monday’s protests against the cost of living, the last general...

President William Ruto’s nomination of fifty Cabinet Administrative Secretaries opens the door to one of the most bloated cabinets at a...

Wednesday was International Women’s Day. Legendary public servant Grace Onyang’o (98) chose the moment to exit the national SMS group....

A media governance storm has been brewing for the past month. So far pre-occupying a handful of state officers, media regulators,...

After a week of intense public debate triggered by the Supreme Court right to association ruling, the President has finally spoken....

It has been 22 days since South Sudanese asylum-seeker Morris Mabior Awikjok was arbitrarily arrested in Nairobi and forcefully returned...

Senator Gloria Orwoba’s parliamentary action this week was a classic act of protest. Misreading its significance, Speaker Amason Kingi...

21,000 human beings left our world in seconds. The 7.5 Richter Türkiye-Syria earthquakes are some of the worst in our generation. As...

Barely a week after President William Ruto launched Kenya’s first data protection registration system on International Data Privacy Day,...