2025 Intake Open University of Kenya
2025 Intake Open University of Kenya

Kenya

The Democratic Cornerstone: A Constitutional Analysis of Article 37 of Kenya’s Constitution

This precedent established what constitutional scholars call the "rights-protective approach" to constitutional interpretation, where courts lean toward expanding rather than restricting fundamental rights. Unlike the minimalist approach taken by some constitutions, which simply guarantee "freedom...

Green But Grim: The Hidden Ecological and Human Toll of Cobalt in Electric Vehicles

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), which supplies over 70% of global cobalt production, bears witness to ecological decimation on an industrial scale, with vast tracts of land stripped for mineral access and waterways...

Josephine Karani Honored with Lifetime Achievement Award at AJEA 2025 for Media Excellence

With an illustrious media career spanning over 30 years, Josephine Karani has left an indelible mark on Kenya’s broadcasting history. Throughout her time at KBC, Karani directed and produced numerous programs that tackled critical social...

Revolutionizing Higher Education: How Kenya’s First Virtual University is Reshaping Access and Learning in...

Open University of Kenya (OUK), the first fully virtual public university in Kenya, is nestled in the heart of Konza Technopolis, often dubbed “Africa’s Silicon Savannah.” In the early months of his leadership, Prof. Omwenga...

Beyond Carbon Credits: Harnessing Kenya’s Biodiversity for Sustainable Climate Finance

Traditional carbon credits have dominated Kenya's climate finance landscape, but they capture only a fraction of the true value of the country's diverse ecosystems. Carbon sequestration projects often focus narrowly on tree planting or forest...

Selective Activism: Civil Society’s Inconsistent Fight for Good Governance in Kenya

While the Judiciary remains riddled with corruption and inefficiencies, it receives far less scrutiny from these organisations. This selective activism undermines the credibility of Kenya's civil society movement. Despite its constitutional mandate to uphold justice,...

Navigating the Stagflation-Default Nexus: Kenya’s Economic Balancing Act

The shilling's 24% depreciation in 2023 has exacerbated stagflationary pressures by simultaneously increasing import costs and dollar-denominated debt obligations for both businesses and households. For households, expanded social safety nets and targeted wage subsidies could...

Kenyan Teachers’ Silent Struggle: Calls for CBA Review Amid Financial Hardships

With growing frustration and a looming sense of despair, teachers are now demanding that the government honor its commitments to improving their welfare through structured salary increments and better working conditions. When teachers struggle financially,...

Balancing State Surveillance and Individual Privacy in Electronic Communications Interception

The dialectic between state security and individual privacy emerges as a critical hermeneutic challenge, demanding sophisticated legal and philosophical interrogation. The Kenya Information and Communications Act (KICA) and the Security Laws (Amendment) Act provide legislative...

Kenya’s 5G Robot: Intellectual Property Implications for Telcos

Kenya's intellectual property framework, governed by the Industrial Property Act of 2001 and updated by the 2023 Digital Economy Amendment, presents unique challenges for 5G robotics innovators and telecom providers. Cross-licensing agreements between robotics developers...