From Article 37 to the Streets: The legal dynamics of public demonstration
By engaging in public, nonviolent, and conscientious breaches of law, citizens can draw attention to perceived injustices and appeal to the sense of justice within the broader community.
The European Court of Human Rights has...
Executive Puppets: The rubber stamp role of Kenya’s National Assembly
The cries of the electorate, already burdened by high taxes and rising costs of living, were drowned out by the overwhelming chorus of “ayes.”
In this political farce, the executive plays the role of the...
The role of The Judiciary in environmental sustainability in Kenya
The Constitution of Kenya 2010, enshrines the right to a clean and healthy environment as a fundamental human right (Article 42).
The Forest Conservation and Management Act of 2016 aims to protect and sustainably manage...
Dangers of Academic Inbreeding in African universities, with special reference to Kenya
Many universities in Europe and North America discourage their own students from being employed at their Mother University or Alma mater immediately after doctoral studies.
It remains taboo in many African societies for one to...
Leveraging private equity and public-private partnerships for Climate Finance in Kenya
By leveraging the complementary strengths of private equity and public-private partnerships, Kenya can unlock significant financial resources.
PPPs can ensure that climate finance projects align with public interests, such as environmental sustainability, social equity.
By sharing...
Kaimosi Friends University hosts major conference, over 60 papers presented
The launch of the conference was officiated by the Acting Deputy Vice Chancellor Finance and Development, Prof. Maurice Amadalo.
It attracted 8 professors, over 35 PhD holders, and several postgraduate students who were being mentored...
Why proposed VAT reforms is regressive burden for Kenyans
One of the most contentious proposals is the introduction of a 16 per cent VAT on bread, a staple food item that has long been exempt from taxation.
In the context of a rapidly digitising...
Peninah Nasimiyu: How AWEC Has Nurtured my Career And Personality
By Peninah Nasimiyu Ouma
The past year has been an amazing experience for me as part of Cohort 6 with AWEC, which has been a transformative experience.
I have connected with fellow female entrepreneurs across Africa,...
Rains of Ruin: A Nation Drowning in Neglect, Impunity and Incompetence
Vast swathes of land have disappeared beneath the churning brown waters, entire villages cut off and are inaccessible.
Despite stern rhetoric about "robust contingency plans," the authorities have been caught flat-footed, their efforts hamstrung by...
Arise Circle’s Round Table Conversations tackles future leading, opens lenses on way forward
Leaders should not be consumed by building a future for the next generation but build leaders for the next generation instead.
One should start by evaluating their current status as it is a key foundation...
