The article argues that former Chief Justice David Maraga's call to abolish the national presidential tallying centre risks oversimplifying Kenya's electoral framework.
Civil society groups are urging Kenya to ensure any proposed foreign-agent law strengthens financial oversight without restricting legitimate civic activity.
The private sector employs more people than the public sector, which is funded through taxes and levies.
People's frustration with the incumbent is assumed to be an unconditional endorsement of whoever assembles an outfit that calls itself the alternative.
UN chief António Guterres in March 2026 appointed Amb Monica Juma to the UN office in Vienna and recently he picked Martin Kimani as UN Assistant Secretary-General for African Affairs.
It's perplexing why Burundians were the focus of the crackdown on foreigners working or running small businesses in Kenya, but we need to know why Kenya?
Political movements cannot be dismissed through insults or unsubstantiated accusations.
A road trip through Murang'a becomes a reflection on how infrastructure has transformed the region while exposing the deeper challenges of moving from subsistence farming to entrepreneurship.
The article argues that the UN's structure, peacekeeping record and development model have failed to adequately address Africa's security and development needs.
The capitalist system in Kenya drives even politics, where parties have proliferated. They aim to get the economic power that comes with political power.
Ogot not only argued the case for African historiography but also contributed to the archive through prolific writing based on his new canon.
Innovation often comes from observing and adapting natural systems.