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30Mar
Police Must Stop the Use of Excessive Force while Enforcing the Curfew Order
Under the auspices of the Police Reforms Working Group, twenty national human rights organisations, collectively condemn the unnecessary and excessive use of force by Kenya [...]
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28Mar
Advisory Note on Ensuring a Rights-Based Response to Curb the Spread of COVID-19
ADVISORY NOTE ON ENSURING A RIGHTS-BASED RESPONSE TO CURB THE SPREAD OF COVID-19 We, the undersigned organisations and associations, being representatives of health and human [...]
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23Mar
Enhancing citizens involvement in governance
By Derrick Makhandia TI-Kenya’s Advocacy and Legal Advice Center (ALAC) Nairobi has been supporting various initiatives to promote impactful public participation. The ALAC [...]
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20Mar
Kwale Mining Alliance Working Groups engage on thematic areas
By Samuel Ngei TI-Kenya in collaboration with the Kwale Mining Alliance Working Group leaders organized and held forums with the members of the various working groups. The [...]
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20Mar
Kwale Mining Alliance working groups launch
By Samuel Ngei TI-Kenya held an all stakeholder’s forum at Kwale county where the Principal Secretary, State Department of Mining, Base Titanium officials, Civil Society [...]
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18Feb
Adopting novel anti-corruption efforts would change perceptions
By Sheila Masinde One of the recurring questions following the recent release of the 2019 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) is why Kenya records a poor score despite numerous [...]
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18Feb
Transparency key in management of national debt
By Irene Boke Kenya has used loans to finance a number of projects that could have otherwise taken too long to implement using our own revenue. Where debts are used [...]
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18Feb
Gazette committees to ensure mining benefits locals
By Samuel Ngei Kenya has a rich mining sector. With the amount of titanium in Kwale county, Oil in Turkana, Niobium at Mrima Hill and other minerals including gemstones, the [...]
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18Feb
Open contracting solution to pending bills problem
By Polycarp Otieno Despite both the National and County governments’ efforts to pay suppliers and contractors, pending bills remains a huge challenge. Delaying payments has [...]
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18Feb
National ethos can drive change and repair moral fabric
By Derrick Makhandia A few months ago, I visited Rwanda for the first time on an exchange programme. What struck me first was the cleanliness which extends beyond the capital [...]
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