Young Kenyans have confronted the political establishment with an uncompromising call for accountability—on corruption, police brutality, and poor governance.

Prime CS Musalia Mudavadi calls for restraint, dialogue, and a sober reflection in the wake of widespread protests, increasing public anger, and the controversial handling demonstrators by police.

Deputy IG Eliud Lagat is set to resume duties after being cleared in Albert Ojwang’s death probe, a case that sparked ...

As Kenyans flooded the streets of Nairobi on 25 June in commemoration of the first anniversary of the Maandamano (protests) ...

The Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) on Monday, July 14, refuted claims that Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Lagat has been exonerated in connection with the death of Albert Ojwang in ...

There was confusion on Monday, July 14, about whether embattled Deputy Inspector General of Police Eliud Lagat had officially ...

The government has revealed that a team of researchers from the Hankuk University of Foreign Studies (HUFS), from South Korea ...

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What's the context? A year after Gen Z protests, rights group Access Now calls for repeal of Kenya's cybercrimes law as online crackdown intensifies.

Tension gripped Likii slum in Nanyuki after police officers blocked protesters from entering Nanyuki town. The demonstrators ...

It is well-known that democracy in Africa faces increasing challenges from military coups, electoral violence, and unconstitutional power ...

The National Police Service (NPS) says no formal misconduct complaint has been recorded yet in the death of a woman arrested ...