The 2003 remake of “The Italian Job” was one of my favourite films of all time. That is, until I started paying attention to the nexus...

Albertina Sisulu, 1984, Johannesburg, More From a gender equality lens, with very few exceptions, the primaries were largely very...

By Robyn T. Emerson and Irũngũ Houghton With the Government reporting to the UN General Assembly, Nairobi hosting the first pan African...

Two horrific murders over the last two weeks left many angry and depressed. As the law enforcement agencies prosecute these senseless...

The laying of Kenya’s third President to rest in Nyeri today ends the life of an iconic leader and a week of remarkable tributes from all...

We can measure the openness of societies by the way our journalists are treated. As the world approaches World Press Freedom Day on May...

Launched this week, new Inter-Agency Anti-Terrorism and Terrorism Financing Guidelines signify a new collaborative strategy by key law...

Africities 9 provides another opportunity to re-imagine urban governance strategies for Africa’s cities. When 8,000 local government...

A policy storm is brewing at just the right time. Last week, women and youth activists took to Nairobi streets to stop the launch of the...

Ten years ago, I listened to a jua kali car mechanic displaced from the path of a new ring road by my home. A decade on, the nation has...

Policy sound-bites bullet point campaign billboards and boom from the sunroofs of SUVs. However, as John Githongo notes, these elections...

Sexism, road rage and lawlessness exploded in time for International Women’s Day this year. The stripping and sexual assault of a female...