The deployment of Kenyan police to troubled Haiti took a step forward this week. What can we expect?

The reinvigoration of Kenya’s refugee system offers new possibilities for all those fleeing persecution. A new report reminds the Kenyan...

Following on the heels of State House led diplomatic initiatives with Germany, World Trade Organisation, Britain, Netherlands, and Israel...

Two separate moments, tens of thousands of kilometres apart in Palestine and Tennessee, share parallels with the violence in Kibera last...

For a decade, human rights organizations have warned that the respect for human rights and the rule of law has been deteriorating....

It has been 22 days since South Sudanese asylum-seeker Morris Mabior Awikjok was arbitrarily arrested in Nairobi and forcefully returned...

21,000 human beings left our world in seconds. The 7.5 Richter Türkiye-Syria earthquakes are some of the worst in our generation. As...

A delegation of Ukrainian leaders was in town this week. Listening to their experiences over the last nine months, I wondered whether we...

Last week’s column may have received an indirect scolding from Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. Having corrected the Government’s...

The global food crisis punctuated most of the heads of states’ speeches to the UN General Assembly this week. The 77th session takes...

By Robyn T. Emerson and Irũngũ Houghton With the Government reporting to the UN General Assembly, Nairobi hosting the first pan African...

Africities 9 provides another opportunity to re-imagine urban governance strategies for Africa’s cities. When 8,000 local government...