Kenya

Willis Nyagarama’s campaign is reshaping the LSK South West race by emphasizing leadership grounded in listening, empathy, and practical action. His vision focuses on strengthening professional welfare, enhancing coordination, and ensuring every advocate’s voice contributes...

The office of the Deputy Governor in Kenya risks becoming symbolic rather than functional, undermining the very spirit of devolution envisioned in the Constitution of Kenya 2010. As Edwin Sifuna raises alarm, the lack of...

Serjeant-at-Arms are the unseen guardians of Parliament, keeping order, security, and protocol at the heart of legislative operations. The 3rd National Serjeant-at-Arms Conference highlighted their evolving role in tackling modern challenges, including technology and misinformation. Investing...

A healthcare system that rejects legitimate claims because of minor clerical errors is not strengthening accountability; it is quietly weakening the very institutions responsible for saving lives. When hospitals provide real medical care but are...

Mental wellness is no longer an individual struggle but a shared institutional responsibility, essential for academic success, workplace productivity, and human dignity. By confronting stigma, promoting empathy, and investing in practical support systems, Kisii University...

Kenyan spouses can claim matrimonial property interests in community land, but such claims are limited to use rights and improvements rather than ownership, balancing individual equality with collective tenure. Courts are increasingly crafting creative remedies:...

Converting Grade Tens to Form Ones is not a setback; it is curriculum justice, giving learners the time and support they need to master foundational knowledge and thrive in Senior School. By taking this bold...

Postgraduate education in Kenya is a long, exhausting struggle marked by poor supervision, financial strain, and endless delays. What should take four years often stretches into a decade, draining students emotionally, economically, and intellectually. The crisis...

Between February and March 2024, approximately 1.9 million people required humanitarian assistance, while 847,000 children under five faced acute malnutrition. Kenya's food import dependency reached 15.5 percent in 2022, up from 13.4 percent the previous...

Kenya’s street families, including thousands of children, face extreme deprivation, and society’s neglect fuels survival-driven behaviors often mistaken for criminality. Lack of compassion and support from citizens, parents, and authorities worsens their plight, straining social...