Gender-based violence persists not just as isolated incidents, but as a systemic crisis enabled by institutional gaps, inadequate policies, and social norms that fail to protect survivors. Njeri Migwi, Founder of Usikimye, shares six years of frontline experience revealing why survivors struggle to leave, why cases rarely reach justice, and what structural changes are needed beyond public outrage.

20 February marks a turning point for Kenya's controversial Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Act, 2018 (the "Act").

The literal meaning of ‘whistleblowing' refers to the act of raising the alarm, to alert others about a dangerous situation.

The Attorney General on 7 October 2021 issued guidelines to assist public and private entities in the preparation of procedures for the prevention of bribery and corruption pursuant to the Bribery Act, 2016.

Recent reports indicate that fraudulent/fake land titles and deceptive dealings continue to thrive within the Ministry of Lands. One significant case making headlines...

The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission has declared Deputy President William Ruto as the winner of the presidential election held on 9 August with 50.49% of the vote.

On 18 July 2022, the Ugandan High Court issued a landmark decision on the liability for loss suffered due to digital bank fraud in the case of Aida Atiku versus Centenary Rural Development Bank Limited, Civil Suit No. 0754 of 2020.

Arbitration is a preferred dispute resolution mechanism in Kenya, valued for its efficiency, confidentiality, and flexibility.

Trust is at the heart of humanitarian action. It is a core tenet to the relationships humanitarian organisations build with the local communities in which their actions are rooted, as well as with donors, both to whom they are accountable.