Despite what the Constitution says, Kenya’s presidency is imperial. We have concentrated untrammelled power in the presidency, making it the…
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Successes and challenges of democratic reform in post-Cold War Africa Is democracy on the rise in Africa? Yes and no,…
By Prof John Harbeson The United Nations-sponsored Sustainable Development Goals were established in 2015 with its clearly articulated overall objective…
It is silly season again. Next month, Kenyans head to the polls to elect their political leaders for the next…
The chief Justice, through Legal Notice No 79 of April 12, 2022, has barred the expression of opinion by litigants,…
Few research findings could be more topically and critically important than any bearing on the question of to what extent…
By Mary Mwadime You probably celebrated World Health Day, which commemorates the April 7, 1948 founding of the World Health…
By Anthony Mutunga Technology has managed to be a problem solver over the years but it has the potential to…
With over 600 million people without access to electricity, Africa cannot and should not leave its oil and gas resources…
The welcome news of a cease-fire in the seventeen-month civil war in Ethiopia that is apparently holding well enough to…
