Senate Conflicted in Mutilating Conflict of Interest Bill
Kenyans have witnessed the power of ‘Generation Z’ – the tech survey, social conscience and young folks who continue to rally to protest against the draconian clauses of the Finance Bill 2024, the protest climaxed on Thursday 20th June as some members of the National Assembly voted to pass the contentious bill to proceed to […]
Whistleblower Protection Legislation is Critical in the Fight Against Corruption
In March, Kenyans watched with dismay Africa Uncensored’s two-part documentary dabbed Fertile Deception – exposing how unethical businessmen exploited the fertilizer subsidy program by selling sand disguised as organic fertilizer to unsuspecting farmers. The story was triggered by a whistleblower who was privy to what was happening at a diatomite mining plant in Kariandusi, in Kenya’s […]
PRESS STATEMENT: Occupy Parliament Protestors and Condemnation of Police Brutality
Senate amendments to Conflict of Interest Bill to allow public officers and families to do business with the government without sanctions
Adili E-Newsletter, May 2024
Beneficial Ownership Transparency in Kenya
Identifying the person who beneficially owns a company can help fight corruption, tax evasion, terrorist financing and money laundering.
Annual Institutional Report – 2022 -2023
Triumphs, Trials and Transformations in the Anti-Corruption Journey
TI-Kenya’s Legal Advice Center helps Halt unlawful School Fees at a Primary School in Kisumu
In Kenya, the government has long recognised the importance of education as a fundamental right for all children. To ensure equal access to education, the government has heavily subsidised public primary school fees, striving to alleviate financial burdens on parents and guardians. However, despite these efforts, instances of corruption often threaten to undermine this noble […]
Community Committees Supported by TI-Kenya Transforming Lives in Kwale County.
Photo: Faki Omar – Msambweni community committee In Kenya, despite the mining sector’s contribution of 0.9% to the Gross Domestic Product, communities residing in areas where mining activities occur often do not reap the benefits of their natural resources due to the unequal distribution of mining profits. Kwale County serves as a prime example, where […]