Laws and Rules

The Kenyan laws and rules about governance are commendable. They are worth being pointed at, and that’s why we present them here.

Part 1: Politicians in Panic as Ex-Presidents Joseph Kabila and Eduardo dos Santos Fall

Kinshasa, October 7 – Joseph Kabila’s sentencing last Tuesday felt like a shock to many in East Africa and beyond,…

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Darfur’s First ICC Verdict in 20 Years: Accountability or Appearance?

The Hague, October 6 – After two decades of waiting, a long-delayed measure of justice has finally reached Darfur. The…

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Journalists, Activists at Risk as UN Expert Warns of Governments, Tech Giants Collusion

Nairobi, October 1 – In a high-level online dialogue on Tuesday, a United Nations expert and frontline human rights defenders…

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Court Slaps Nation Media with Sh6.5m Fine, Warns on Anonymous Sources Use

NAIROBI, September 30 – In a judgment that has sent ripples through Kenyan newsrooms, the High Court has ordered Nation…

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Media Watchdog’s Jurisdiction Questioned after Controversial Ruling

Nairobi, September 23 – Media Complaints Commission (MCC) former head and seasoned High Court advocate William Oketch has weighed in…

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Court Hands Citizens Power, Forcing Governors to Reveal Procurement Transactions

Busia County, September 23 – For decades, Kenyans have lived under a fog of secrecy when it comes to government…

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Media Complaints Commission Rules Media Council Acted Beyond Its Powers

Nairobi, September 17 – In a major determination that clarifies the roles of Kenya’s media oversight bodies, the Media Complaints…

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Okiya Omtatah: How a Man With No Law Degree Became Kenya’s Courtroom Warrior

Nairobi, June 21 – The story of this playwright begins in a little known village of Kwangamor in Busia County,…

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How CCTV Footage Was Deleted in Ojwang’s Death as IPOA Arrests First Suspect

Nairobi, June 12 – Police Constable James Mukhwana of Nairobi’s Central Police Station has been arrested in connection with the…

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How Speaking Freely Feels Criminal and Thinking Critically Could Cost Your Life in Kenya

Nairobi, June 12 – Albert Ojwang, a teacher and blogger, is the latest victim of extrajudicial killing in Kenya. He…

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