By Clarisse Juompan-Yakam From the 1930s onwards, several African women who were ahead of their time made their mark in…
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By Matthew Colin Wealth can travel around the world with relative ease, but a government’s ability to keep track of…
By Muthomi Thiankolu The political branches of government have an interest in how courts interpret and apply the law. Thus,…
African governments have resorted to new laws against false information, that don’t reduce harm. They also don’t promote media literacy…
Lack of cogent succession planning, risk aversion and the halo effect are just some of the obstacles. By Patrick Smith Law…
By Professor John Harbeson The most widely recognized democracy-measuring indices all concur that democracy has diminished across sub-Saharan Africa as…
By Professor John Harbeson In my columns for the Nairobi Law Monthly, I try to write in ways relevant to…
By Professor John Harbeson There is much more to the problem of the civil war in Ethiopia’s Tigre region than…
A global study of family beliefs, motivations, and sources of information on schooling By Rebecca Winthrop and Mahsa Ershadi Until…
Professor John Harbeson In my monthly essays for the Nairobi Law Monthly, I try to focus single-mindedly on subjects that…
