It has been over a century since the first elections were held under British colonial rule. Seven decades later in July 1990, George...

Five months ago, this column lamented the absence of a big galvanising idea in the campaigns. With at least five manifestos launched in...

By Irũngũ Houghton and Daniel Nyakora Like meals, five-minute democracies have their limitations. We knew this when we voted for Article...

The Kenya Budget Transparency Survey 2021 comes at just the right time. With elections debates in high gear, it educates voters trying to...

At the risk of confusing my more mainstream readers, we must talk about TikTok. No, not the clock, but social media’s latest entrant and...

We can measure the openness of societies by the way our journalists are treated. As the world approaches World Press Freedom Day on May...

Ten years ago, I listened to a jua kali car mechanic displaced from the path of a new ring road by my home. A decade on, the nation has...

Policy sound-bites bullet point campaign billboards and boom from the sunroofs of SUVs. However, as John Githongo notes, these elections...

A Ukraine related twitter spike and UDA presidential aspirant claims that the August elections could be rigged alerts us there is a fine...

Global Data Privacy Week 2022 yesterday gives us an opportunity to review the state of public awareness and data protection

Driving back from the holidays, several political billboards caught my eyes across six counties. The posters reveal much of the...

The second week of December annually provides us a moment to reflect on corruption, human rights, and self-governance. These themes found...