As East Africa’s Finance Ministers unveiled their budgets this week, the region’s top philanthropic funders met in Kigali amid growing uncertainty in global development financing. For all that gathered, it was clear that without bold, innovative action, development financing faces an uncertain future.

Millions of lives depend on public healthcare investment, stemming corruption, and protecting health as a human right. Let’s ensure preventable diseases don’t claim more lives.

Recent court rulings in favor of Kibos and Mukuru kwa Njenga victims of 2021 mass evictions inspire us not to tire pushing for justice.

Global aid is flickering. 2025 could write its obituary. Is the broad based Kenya government prepared to navigate the financial drought?

Both Grace Mulei and the Social Health Insurance Fund are trending again, but advocating for improved public health services is not a crime.

What implications does the refoulement of 4 refugees as a bilateral Türkiye-Kenya deal pose for Kenya Kwanza administration’s refugee policy

With Kenya now a member of the UN Human Rights Council, how could the Kenyan state use this role if it wanted to?

Few have lived a life as transformative and bold as Dr Ikaweba Bunting (74). As he is laid to rest, what can we learn from his life

Protester Hanifa and former Samburu Governor Moses Lenolkulal offers the nation different leadership styles three years before the elections

12 August is World Elephant Day. How can Kenya and Tanzania better protect the world’s elephants? A joint reflection with Paula Kahumbu

Recent police conduct lapses casts shadows once more on Kenya's insistence on deploying 1,000 police officers to Haiti.

A second round of Rutonomics has begun to play out as we approach Budget Day 2024. What does the Finance Bill offer us?