By Professor John Harbeson Conflict and the most serious and flagrant abuses of fundamental human rights have continued to roil…
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By Faith Mutheu The famous ‘mama mboga’ and ‘boda boda guy’, who were once the face of the Kenya Kwanza…
The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) on Tuesday, 11 July, led Kenyans in marking the Annual African Anti-Corruption Day. This…
Consumers have more power than ever, and businesses will need to accept and embrace this to attract and, more importantly,…
Fewer than half (46%) of Africans say their country is a full democracy or a democracy with minor problems By…
“We, the people of Kenya… Recognizing the aspirations of all Kenyans for a government based on the essential values of…
Here’s a puzzle: how can the state be ever-present in our lives while its true meaning may yet remain elusive?…
By Prof John Harbeson A “Permanent Cessation of Hostilities Agreement,” negotiated in Pretoria on November 2, 2022 appears to have ended…
By Bertrand Bertie There is a human tendency to consider that everything is the same as before. It is a…
The recent abrupt shattering of a fragile five-month-old truce has punctuated the restarting of Ethiopia’s third year of civil war…
