By Fredrick Obwanda Every five years, Kenyans go to the polls to choose their new leaders as stipulated in Article 136 of the Kenyan Constitution 2010. Specifically, on the second Tuesday in August every fifth year...
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Revisiting the Kenyan Electoral Cycle
By Fredrick Obwanda Every five years, Kenyans go to the polls to choose their new leaders as stipulated in Article 136 of the Kenyan Constitution 2010. Specifically, on the second Tuesday in August every fifth year...
Securing Justice in Criminal Cases: An Assessment of the Interplay between Investigation and Prosecution in Kenya Criminal Justice System
By Javas Bigambo A safe, orderly and progressive society is founded on protecting people’s fundamental rights and freedoms through a dependable criminal justice system. The Constitution of Kenya, 2010 guarantees...
Africa’s Development and The Ship of Theseus Paradox: Can Africa Remain The Same After it Changes?
By Solomon A. Mutagaya Historically, Theseus, son of Aegeus, the mythical King and founder of Athens, arguably traversed many journeys and did exploits throughout the ages. In one of his most popular escapades, he...
Establishing Accountability in Kenya’s Electoral Processes
By Ben Nyabira Most Kenyans are shocked to learn that in some countries, especially developed democracies, elections could drag for days before votes are tallied and results announced without public uproar. This points...
Economic Scenarios of Kenya’s Post-Election Governance
by Vincent Kimosop In four months, Kenyans go for elections to elect a new president and other leaders. As the political space heightens, two coalitions have emerged as vehicles for the leading presidential candidates...
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Revisiting the Kenyan Electoral Cycle
By Fredrick Obwanda Every five years, Kenyans go to the polls to choose their new leaders as stipulated in Article 136 of the Kenyan Constitution 2010. Specifically, on the second Tuesday in August every fifth year...
Securing Justice in Criminal Cases: An Assessment of the Interplay between Investigation and Prosecution in Kenya Criminal Justice System
By Javas Bigambo A safe, orderly and progressive society is founded on protecting people’s fundamental rights and freedoms through a dependable criminal justice system. The Constitution of Kenya, 2010 guarantees...
Africa’s Development and The Ship of Theseus Paradox: Can Africa Remain The Same After it Changes?
By Solomon A. Mutagaya Historically, Theseus, son of Aegeus, the mythical King and founder of Athens, arguably traversed many journeys and did exploits throughout the ages. In one of his most popular escapades, he...
Establishing Accountability in Kenya’s Electoral Processes
By Ben Nyabira Most Kenyans are shocked to learn that in some countries, especially developed democracies, elections could drag for days before votes are tallied and results announced without public uproar. This points...
Economic Scenarios of Kenya’s Post-Election Governance
by Vincent Kimosop In four months, Kenyans go for elections to elect a new president and other leaders. As the political space heightens, two coalitions have emerged as vehicles for the leading presidential candidates...
Beyond Polemics and Political Obscurity to Meaningful Political Participation by the Kenyan Youth
By Beverline Anyango Ongaro Over the years, Kenyan youths have been urged to take charge of their destiny by participating in the electoral processes. These discourses have been charged up, but sometimes, the youth’s...
Legislating the 2022 Kenyan Election
By Fredrick Obwanda Kenya’s general elections are held on the second week of every fifth year as prescribed by the Constitution 2010. It outlines a detailed electoral process birthed from painful lessons of Kenya’s most...
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