Although it is generally accepted that the wheels of justice turn slowly, in Kenya, especially in matters that involve skulduggery, such as political assassinations, the question is whether those ...

One thing ordinary white people seem prone to forgetting, is just how deeply they are despised by the elite class of their own societies, a thing that has led to immense historical delusions with many ...

The United Nations declared 2024 the International Year of Camelids to celebrate the contribution of camelids to food security, nutrition, economic growth, and the Sustainable Development Goals. Over ...

The imperative of judicial accountability is inviolable, both as a matter of constitutional compliance and as a matter of good practice and as an antidote against judicial impunity and the anarchy of ...

Kenya is undergoing a revolutionary transformation that positively impacts the economy and society. Kenya’s mobile penetration has shot to 133.7 per cent, and the internet is at a usage level of 42 ...

The re-election of Donald Trump and his return to the White House on January 20, 2025, has spurred debates regarding the consequences this new chapter in the leadership of the United States could have ...

How did a mega-project in Lamu turn into a David vs Goliath case in court? It all started in 2012, when 28 farmers entered into an agreement with a Belgian energy company to erect wind turbines on ...

The Kenyan society is yet to decide what the 2024 protests meant for the country, and its citizens, and where to situate it in a long history of agitation. The widespread offline and online dissent ...

Maxwell Amunga delves into the Mathare Valley community north of Nairobi to take stock of the players, the pains, and the aftermath of a complex problem, laden with costly and desperate solutions that ...

The Family Guidance Association of Ethiopia Northern Area Office (FGAE NAO) is on the verge of closure, leaving thousands in Tigray without vital sexual and reproductive health services. The head of ...

In 2019, Prof. Bethwell A. Ogot welcomed me at his home. He had just turned 90. We spoke about his role as editor of the encyclopedic UNESCO project that produced the invaluable volumes of the General ...

This issue is about labour organisation, working class struggles and popular protests. 1 It is about the ambivalent role that trade unions play in the organisation of workers and labour struggles as ...