World Press Freedom Day and the Media Council Annual Summit this week highlighted the resilience of Kenya's fourth estate. The publication of a new media code of conduct is timely, given the regular criticism and the current challenges the industry faces.

What can we learn from the 2024 youth led mass protests that significantly challenged state legitimacy in Bangladesh, Nigeria and Kenya?

Convened to demand the release of Dr. Kizza Besigye and all Ugandans unlawfully detained for holding a political conscience, Monday's...

Roseline Odede's life and legacy remind us that only those who have yet to cause a victory for humanity should fear death.

Does the mass deregistration of PBOs signal the start of another season of conflict between civil society and the state?

With Kenya moving from “obstructed” to “repressed” category in CIVICUS 2024 report, what can be done to recover Kenya’s global standing?

Kenya as an extreme sport. To win, we must organise our communities to claim our public institutions or lizards will become crocodiles.

How emerging youth leaders could retain their political influence and deepen their recent human rights impact before next General Elections.

Lets go beyond repetitive compulsion disorder and approach the current tensions differently.

In crisis, a nation can easily twist sharply or even meander towards constitutionalism, authoritarianism or anarchy.

What does Public Benefits Organisations Act commencement mean for PBOs and the rest of the nation? Ezra Mbogori joins the weekly column

A new Mzalendo Trust study confirms suspicions that strategic lawsuits or SLAPP are being increasingly used to legally intimidate citizens