Nearly half of learners surveyed (45.9 per cent) are occasionally or very often sent home or barred from class because of illegal levies. Nearly 37 per cent reported borrowing money or selling assets ...
A 10-point tool for human rights impacts, risk assessments, and responses during floods and other national disasters in Kenya A policy brief, published for immediate action on September 28, 2026 ...
This tragedy is especially painful as it comes barely two years after the Hillside Endarasha Academy inferno that claimed 21 lives. We've not forgotten other tragedies that date back to the 90s, ...
Kenya has a long history of enforced disappearances, extrajudicial killings, and state cover-ups. In 2024, bodies of murdered women were discovered in a disused quarry used as a rubbish dump, and ...
Immigration officials intercepted Kagoro on February 22 when he arrived at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport. National Intelligence Service (NIS) detained and subjected him to an intensive ...
This nefarious proposal comes in the midst of the deepening political and digital repression in the country and the region. The regime's abuse of digital surveillance and policing was at its worst ...
Mining zones in Kenya are increasingly becoming death traps rather than engines of community development. Continued flawed NEMA approvals and licensing violates the peoples' rights to Free, Prior and ...
State agencies played the most decisive role in orchestrating the violence and coercion. Bribery emerged as the state’s most organised tactic. The recent by-elections have peeled back the veneer of a ...
In just four years, interest on public debt has jumped to 25 percent from 18 percent of total spending, draining money from essential services. Estimates suggest that wealth taxation in Kenya could ...
Three years into President William Ruto's regime, the country is witnessing systematic state violence, institutional capture, and contempt for the rule of law. In July 2023 alone, 51 protesters were ...
Law grants state unfettered power to surveil, silence, and endanger citizens. Sweeping clause criminalizes the publication of what the law vaguely calls “false, misleading, or mischievous information.
This people’s state of the nation report is issued as an assertion of the sovereignty of Kenyans, which the Constitution affirms belongs to them. By law, the president must deliver an annual state of ...
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