Kenya faces a constitutional test as the impeachment process for its Deputy President unfolds. This article delves into the legal provisions under Article 150 of the Constitution, public participation, and the pending Impeachment Procedure Bill. It explores whether the absence of a dedicated impeachment law could render the process legally ambiguous or flawed.
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Countrywide protests, police killings, mass arrests and calls for the president to stand down. This is Kenya in 2024 – and, for many, it’s evoking memories of another era: the 24-year-rule of Daniel arap Moi.
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Blamuel Njururi, a veteran journalist and staunch advocate for a free press and the fight against dictatorship and corruption, discusses
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A strong undercurrent driving the unprecedented anti-tax protests in Kenya is outrage over theft of public resources coupled with the extravagant
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By REUBE MUSONIK – OPINION Long before William Samoei Ruto happened on the Kenyan political scene, I read some exciting
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By Demas Kiprono Since the colonial era, the right to protest, assemble, picket, or meet as a group advocating or expressing
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