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The Forgotten Crisis: How Global Funding Cuts for the Rohingya Could Become a Regional Threat
A Decade of Displacement and the Shadow of Neglect Nearly a decade after the mass displacement of Rohingya...
A Free Press, A Fragile Countdown: Kenya’s 2027 Elections and the Journalists Caught in Between
On the evening of August 16, 2026, Standard Group reporters Rodgers Otiso and Sammy Omingo were covering an...
Nairobi set to host Global Peace Summit to push global action on journalist safety
Nairobi is set to become the centre of global discussions on journalist safety, press freedom and peaceful conflict...
Beyond Washington: Could the Saudi-Türkiye-Pakistan Pact Create a New Regional Security Bloc?
A New Chapter in Regional Security A major change may be taking place in the security politics of...
A Generation Loud Online and Silent at the Polls
In 2022, nearly 8.8 million young Kenyans were registered to vote, yet more than 3.2 million of them...
Can democracy survive the deepfake? Inside Africa’s disinformation crisis
A viral deepfake didn't wait for chaos in Senegal — it manufactured its own, days after one of...
Paper Trails and Public Funds: Auditing Municipal Procurement In Nakuru County
As Kenya’s fourth city manages expanding municipal budgets under devolved governance, forensic audits, anti-corruption raids, and citizen complaints...
Behind The Headlines: Dissecting Youth Gang Dynamics And Crime Networks In Nakuru
As Kenya’s newest city expands, a shadow economy driven by fractured youth syndicates, mobile fraud, and street-level violence...
Rhetoric, Gender, and Power: Nakuru Protests Highlight Rising Tensions Over Women in Kenyan Politics
NAKURU, Kenya — More than 400 women marched through Nakuru on Friday. They started at the Railway Police...
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