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Diplomacy must not cloak transnational repression, and extradition must never become a tool to hunt those fleeing political persecution.
Unlike many, Nick filmed not only to explain our world but to offer the silenced a voice and to protect the truth.
Government toxicology reports demonstrate that the blood of villagers contained 420 micro grams of lead, 800 times what is considered safe for human beings.
The US violated the UN Charter’s prohibition on the use of force.
Gender based violence currently costs Kenya Sh46 billion annually in health expenses, legal processes and productivity losses.
This week’s Commission on Administrative Justice (Ombudsman) ruling in the case of Coldstone Investment Ltd Vs Khaleej Towers Ltd created a buzz in my home
Recent court cases involving activist Mwabili Mwagodi and student David Oaga Mokaya have renewed scrutiny over alleged misuse of the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Act to suppress political dissent.
A quick read suggests that while the government does not lack money, it lacks consequences for intentionally deepening debt and impunity in our name.
As CS Musalia Mudavadi heads to Moscow, he faces the urgent task of addressing the trafficking of Kenyan recruits to fight in Ukraine and protecting citizens abroad.
Investigations into the culpability of specific officers and commanders must be concluded.
Active and vigilant citizens must continue to monitor and expose the unfinished health centres, extravagant prestige buildings, trips abroad and allowances for loyalists.
The assault of Senator Osotsi is not just an attack on an individual. It is an attack on Kenya’s democratic space.
The Ugandan state now risks further repelling USD 2.2 billion in annual inflows at a time when health funding has fallen by 49 per cent.
The 2.6 million new voters bring the register to 24.7 million. It marks one of the fastest expansions in Kenya’s history.
President Samia Suluhu’s comments at the business conference this week were hard-faced, honest, and habitual.
How do last week’s Senate exchange, a youth poll, and this week’s by‑election connect, and why do all parties in power need to pay attention?
The midnight home arrest of Police OCS Dishon Angoya during another week of protests, perhaps not wholly surprising, was still unsettling.
With 16 Utumishi Girls Academy students dead and 74 injured, the nation reels from another horrific, tragic incident.
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