Kenya: News, Stories and Analysis.
Fear A Survivor’s Account of Human Trafficking
A survivor’s account of human trafficking. Read more. Read More...
Kenya
Invisible People Situating IDPs in Nigeria’s Policies and Economy
Nigeria needs durable solutions that address the many challenges its displaced populations face. With 2.6 million IDPs, addressing displacement in Nigeria is both a moral and economic obligation. Read more. Read More...
‘Write As Yourself and Write What You Know.’ Nanjala Nyabola's First Draft
Author and political analyst, Nanjala Nyabola, believes in writing what she knows. Read more. Read More...
Myths and Truths Jomo Kenyatta's Hollow Legacy
Jomo Kenyatta may be remembered as a prominent Kenyan nationalist and a leader of the Kenyan independence movement. However, his actual contributions to Kenya's independence fail to live up to his legacy. Read more. Read More...
Too Foreign to Vote Diaspora Voting: Where Naija Might Carry Last
The #EndSARS protests saw young Nigerians united toward a common goal: putting a definite end to police brutality in Nigeria. Read more. Read More...
‘I Believe in a “Supranatural” Writing Process.’ Edwin Chege’s First Draft
Author of ‘The Case for Colonial Reparations’, Edwin Chege, believes in a ‘supranatural’ writing process, ‘that ideas should flow easily and freely.’ ‘Writing often involves an ethereal, otherworldly process of tapping into some consciousness that is greater than the self.’ Read our interview. Read More...
The Case for Colonial Reparations My Guka and Me: Reflections of a Personal Colonial Experience in Kenya
Colonialism and its machinations created physical, social and mental wounds, across Africa, that have lasted generations. Read more. Read More...
A Changing Dynamic The Evolution of Russia-Africa Relations
Africa serves as a viable means for Russia to obtain economic revenue while demonstrating its effectiveness as a global power. Read more. Read More...
Revisiting African Humanism The Moral Dimensions of Xenophobic Incidents
History reminds us that xenophobia is not an entirely South African problem. Indeed, across Africa, it has been used as a policy instrument by governments, time and time again. Read More...
