Awino: The Writing is on the Wall, Are We Paying Attention?
It is 10 August 2027. The votes have been cast, counting is underway, and millions of Kenyans are waiting for […]
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Iran’s Military Support to Sudan Army Raises Human Rights concerns, Women suffer Hardest
Sometime in 2025, Seham Omar recalls keeping her three children under the metal bed for three days, listening to the
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From the EU’s Closet to Africa’s Dumpsters: How Fast Fashion Fuels the Textile Waste Crisis in Africa
Every morning, millions of garments are pulled from racks across Europe and the United States—purchased with excitement, worn a handful
Machio: The intersection Between Childcare and Poverty Must be Interrogated and Addressed Holistically.
It is 2019. Kenya’s economy is showing promise, and a spirit of philanthropy is sweeping the nation. At the Charitable
Nthiana: We Cannot Continue Allowing “African values” To Be Reduced to Political Theater
Africa is yet again in danger. Not from invasion but from ideas being repackaged as protection. Across conference halls and
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Muhonja: Kenya Must Confront Gender-Based Violence at Its Roots
Kenya’s laws against gender-based violence (GBV) are among the strongest in Africa. Over the past two decades, we have ratified
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Mokaya: We must champion Inclusive, Representative Narratives That Ensure no Child is Left Behind
As the Fourth African Inter-parliamentary Conference on Family and Sovereignty convenes in Accra this May, the air in Ghana’s capital
Machio: We Invite the Media to step Away From The Business Model That Depends on Outrage For Engagement
A poster keeps surfacing in my feed. It asks, simply, whether you know what it’s like for your rights to
Osumo: Mother’s Day Must Be More Than Celebration, Mothers Need Rights, Healthcare and Dignity
Mother’s Day comes with flowers, cards, and messages of appreciation. But beyond the celebrations, many mothers continue to face barriers
Okoko: Motherhood Should Not Mean Suffering
For most people, mothers are the ideal humans. Ask anyone, especially men, who a good woman is, and the answer
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