Report warns of persistent governance failures in Africa despite strong laws
African countries struggle with corruption, weak oversight institutions, and poor implementation of existing laws.
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African countries struggle with corruption, weak oversight institutions, and poor implementation of existing laws.
The forceful takeover of land belonging to the late President Daniel arap Moi's family has raised concerns about the rule of law and property rights in Kenya.
Kenya's last KCSE exam under 8-4-4 system starts, marking transition to Competency-Based Education
Kenyan podcaster Oduor Jagero sparks debate, questioning intellectual standing of lawyers
Mozambique's President highlights the significance of South-South cooperation, particularly with BRICS countries, to boost the economy and strengthen ties.
Kenya's DPP secures Ksh21M fines and a 13-year sentence for former Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu in a money laundering case involving Ksh 25.6 million.
Dr. Reddy's Laboratories secures FDA approval for generic HIV prevention injection, moving closer to availability in 120 low- and middle-income countries.
Kenya's digital economy expansion brings rising cyber threats
Four Kenyan short films now streaming on YouTube, exploring themes of relationships, grief, and self-awareness
Cleophas Malala suggests Edwin Sifuna as opposition's presidential candidate
Kenyan police arrest third suspect in Ksh 1 million daylight robbery, investigations ongoing.
A Kenyan woman's husband missed her mother's funeral due to an emergency business trip, but what she found at home shocked her.