A decision had to be made to move us to Gigiri Police Station, away from the Central Business District, to prevent easy access by the media and members of the human rights community by the evening of Mashujaa Day.

By Isaac Dan Bw’Onyancha Kenya is sliding back into a familiar but dangerous political order. The daily delegations to State House, ferried in buses from across the country to pledge loyalty in exchange for development favors, are a clear echo of the nyayoism perfected under KANU and President Daniel arap Moi. For twenty-four years, Moi […]

By Samuel Wachira There’s no denying that July 7th is etched into Kenya’s political memory as the spark that ignited the push for multiparty democracy. Indeed, Saba Saba is both a memorial and a mirror, reflecting Kenya’s ongoing struggle for justice, equity, and accountable governance. But long before it became a rallying cry for political […]