We’re delighted by the decision of the National Assembly of Kenya to reject the Mung Beans (Ndengu) Bill 2022 at the Second Reading stage on
We were recently among the stakeholders in the United Nations Convening on the Global Principles for Information Integrity. Led by Sandra Macharia, Director of the
We are delighted to have participated in the two-day UNESCO Youth Hackathon held on the 28th and 29th of August 2024, which brought together over
As we celebrate 14 years of the new Kenyan Constitution since its promulgation on 27th August 2010, we have every reason to acknowledge the wins
In today’s world, how people access information has drastically shifted from traditional media to social media. With smartphones and digital platforms, individuals can share news
Last week, a national newspaper stirred up a storm when it published that farmers would soon be required to obtain a license costing Ksh. 1
Education is a fundamental right for every child, serving as a key to unlocking their potential and achieving their dreams. It equips individuals with the
In Africa today, many farmers have abandoned indigenous crop farming in favor of modern crops like maize, rice, and wheat. These crops, not originally African,
In many Arid and Semi-Arid Land (ASAL) areas of Kenya, donkeys are more than just animals; they are vital to the daily lives of local
We are delighted to announce that our Executive Director, Boniface Harrison, has been selected as part of the inaugural cohort for the Digital Democracy Fellowship