Odhiambo Jerameel Kevins
Mr. Odhiambo is a lawyer and legal researcher. He is interested in constitutional law, environmental law, democracy and good governance. His contact: kevinsjerameel@gmail.com
The manipulation of religious sentiment can impact international development partnerships and aid relationships.
The exploitation of this deeply embedded religious consciousness represents a sophisticated form of political engineering that warrants critical analysis.
The psychological impact of religious manipulation extends beyond individual voters to influence community dynamics and social relationships.
The interweaving of religious symbolism and political machinations has created a complex paradigm...
By ensuring that consumers are fully aware of how their data will be used, businesses can foster trust and build long-term relationships with their clients.
The convergence of consumer protection and data privacy laws also provides mechanisms for redress in cases of violations.
The rapid expansion of digital footprints necessitates a recalibration of approaches to data protection.
Where personal data is increasingly...
While SHA Chairman Abdi Mohammed argues that the scheme embodies equity by having higher earners subsidise lower earners, this argument falls flat when confronted with the reality of the low benefit caps.
With allocations of Sh11,200 for normal deliveries and Sh32,600 for Caesarean sections, SHA appears to be operating in a parallel universe, detached from the realities of healthcare...
The Mogo case brings to the fore the complex interplay between financial innovation, consumer protection, and regulatory oversight in emerging markets.
The transdisciplinary nature of the Mogo case is evident in its intersection of law, economics, and finance.
While regulatory oversight is crucial, empowering consumers with the knowledge to understand complex financial products is equally important.
The principle of "caveat emptor" (let...
Masengeli's conduct, redolent of the worst excesses of autocratic regimes, serves as a stark reminder of the fragility of our democratic institutions.
It behooves every citizen, every officer of the court, and every public servant who holds dear the principles of constitutionalism to stand in solidarity with our beleaguered judges.
The judiciary, as the guardian of our constitutional order, must be...
The global green bond market has experienced exponential growth since its inception in 2007, with the Climate Bonds Initiative reporting a cumulative issuance of $1.9 trillion by the end of 2022.
The Capital Markets Authority (CMA) of Kenya has taken proactive steps to create an enabling environment for green bond issuances, publishing the Policy Guidance Note on Green Bonds in...
The concept of "common but differentiated responsibilities," a cornerstone of international climate negotiations, epitomizes the tension between historical culpability and contemporary urgency.
The Paris Agreement, hailed as a landmark achievement in international climate diplomacy, exemplifies the intricate dance between aspiration and realpolitik.
The emphasis on building resilience, while necessary, can serve to deflect attention from the root causes of climate vulnerability,...
The incorporation of opposition figures into the government apparatus, while superficially appearing as an act of reconciliation, is in reality a Machiavellian tactic designed to create the illusion of inclusivity.
The appointment of a minister to an unconstitutional position represents a direct challenge to the principle of separation of powers and the rule of law.
The principles of democracy and...
The political elite, long accustomed to a certain modus operandi, find themselves at a crossroads, compelled to confront the growing dissatisfaction of the electorate.
It is a clarion call for transparency, for responsiveness, and for a governance structure that not only listens to the voices of its citizens but actively incorporates their needs, aspirations, and visions into the fabric...
One of the most promising avenues for Kenya to lower its carbon footprint is through the rapid expansion of renewable energy sources.
The government should enact mandatory energy efficiency standards for buildings, appliances, and industrial processes, coupled with incentive schemes to incentivise compliance.
The government should implement large-scale afforestation and reforestation programmes, targeting both public and private lands, with...
