Tomorrow is World Food Day. With 4.2 million Kenyans facing acute food insecurity and 24 drought-stricken counties there is very little...

Next year marks the 50th anniversary of legal aid in Kenya. As the Interior Ministry and the Office of the Attorney General reinvent...

Anti-slavery campaigner Fredrick Douglas reminds us power concedes nothing in the absence of organised public demand by those most...

Azimio la Umoja decision to petition last week’s election places another checkpoint on the Kenya Kwanza road towards a hustler nation....

The recent brutal killings of seven Nakuru women horrified the nation. Within weeks, police had arrested over a hundred youth and are now...

By Irũngũ Houghton and Maurice Oginga It’s been thirty-five years since the Kenyan state legally executed anyone for a capital offence...

Two horrific murders over the last two weeks left many angry and depressed. As the law enforcement agencies prosecute these senseless...

Launched this week, new Inter-Agency Anti-Terrorism and Terrorism Financing Guidelines signify a new collaborative strategy by key law...

A policy storm is brewing at just the right time. Last week, women and youth activists took to Nairobi streets to stop the launch of the...

Sexism, road rage and lawlessness exploded in time for International Women’s Day this year. The stripping and sexual assault of a female...

By Irũngũ Houghton and Nelson Otuoma It is, primarily, the courage of persons living with HIV that has the AIDS epidemic no longer be a...

Key Cabinet Secretaries spent Valentines’ morning with diplomats and gave their reassurance that the General Elections would be free,...