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Ban on media from entering Shakahola should worry us
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Prof K'Olale epitomised academic freedom and fight for a just society
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The news that over 350,000 Kenyans have sold their irises to Tools for Humanity alerts us to the dangers of emerging digital technology and the importance of eternal legal vigilance.
By 1 month ago
Authorities should protect Kenyans from WorldCoin and such data firms
Micere Mugo taught us to believe in ourselves and triumph over ugliness
Professor Micere Githae Mugo’s passing away on June 30th, 2023 could not have been more different than her discreet departure from Kenya in 1982.
By 1 month ago
Micere Mugo taught us to believe in ourselves and triumph over ugliness
Power of mercy should insulated from politics, involve more players
For criminal justice to truly work it must be insulated from political influence and corruption. It must deliver justice fairly, equally, and quickly and be founded on transformative justice.
By 1 month ago
Power of mercy should insulated from politics, involve more players
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Baby Sagini tragedy shows the fear, hate and isolation our families suffer
Political, social, or religious populism is both alluring and corrosive. It sets people against each other and fragments the social fabric of households, communities and nations.
By 1 month ago
Baby Sagini tragedy shows the fear, hate and isolation our families suffer
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How Ruto's promise of non-partisan police service is quickly being eroded
President William Ruto publicly promised us an independent national police service that would not resort to extra-judicial killings, secret police squads and human rights abuses.
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How Ruto's promise of non-partisan police service is quickly being eroded
We're caught between danger of revolt and chance of reason
The demonstrations, destruction, and deaths have entirely blurred the roles of protest organiser, protester, bystander, looter and police-officer.
By 2 months ago
We're caught between danger of revolt and chance of reason
After Shakahola, genuine clergy owe us a debt of self-regulations
With less than five media mentions of Shakahola over the last month, it is safe to say national amnesia and possibly trauma has kicked in and the public has moved on.
By 2 months ago
After Shakahola, genuine clergy owe us a debt of self-regulations
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By 3 months ago
Why no one is safe when victims of violence join the defence team
Tell David Sankok that is no 'love-nest' but an evil trap by sex predators
Roundly accused of promoting rape culture, the moment sadly reflects how much those elected to serve the public can lose sight of the risk women and girls face.
By 3 months ago
Tell David Sankok that is no 'love-nest' but an evil trap by sex predators
Kenyans can smell double-speak in government policies and tax plans
Is Kenya at a breaking point? How will the Kenyan state calm this growing public rebellion against exploitative taxation hikes to pay off state capture and ravenous international creditors.
By 3 months ago
Kenyans can smell double-speak in government policies and tax plans
What youth need to thrive now and in future as Kenya turns 60
If the primary responsibility of every generation is to expand freedoms and safety for the next, who and where are today’s Kimathis, Mukamis, Jaramogis and Pio Pintos?
By 3 months ago
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Let's reform our criminal justice system and spare petty offenders
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Let's reform our criminal justice system and spare petty offenders
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Diplomats must do more than refer to their policy brief today
It is notable that while Switzerland has an established and successful history of democratic civil-society participation in policymaking, it only created its first foreign policy think-tank in 2009.
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Diplomats must do more than refer to their policy brief today
Middle class must awaken to reality of expanding taxation
Squeezed between a contracting economy, falling shilling, increasing joblessness and high costs of living, social media and the SMS chatrooms are buzzing.
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Middle class must awaken to reality of expanding taxation
Ban on media from entering Shakahola should worry us
Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki’s declaration on Wednesday that the 800-acre crime scene is now off limits to journalists must worry us.
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Citizens, civic, business, and religious organisations must demand accountability and new ways of policing that do not violate internationally recognised rights to life, worship and protest.
By 5 months ago
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