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IEBC’s communication gaps, political tensions and response to voter-registration and electoral-rule claims are testing public confidence ahead of Kenya’s 2027 General Election.
COP31 discussions on forests, oceans and carbon markets are testing whether new climate finance can deliver predictable, equitable support to tropical forest countries, African states and local communities.
Children around the world are illustrating how projected sea-level rise could affect places they love, as the Antarctica 2100 project highlights the stakes of emissions decisions for coastal communities.
A TIFA Research poll places President William Ruto and Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna joint top at 31 per cent in the 2027 presidential race, while Linda Mwananchi overtakes ODM in party ratings.
An accessible guide to the Messiah Complex, its historical associations and the risks of treating political leaders as indispensable saviours.
Kenya’s electricity costs remain higher than in Uganda, Vietnam and Morocco. The World Bank points to costly power contracts, weak competition and governance concerns as key drivers.
IEBC is facing more than six procurement-related legal challenges over ballot papers and election technology, raising questions about local content, tender specifications and the commission’s readiness for the 2027 General Election.
Harleys Realtor’s profile explains its residential, commercial, land and diaspora property services, as well as its stated industry partnerships and corporate clientele.
The case for stabilising the IEBC before 2027, with stronger management, procurement oversight and public communication.
Kenya’s Gen Z forced the government to retreat in 2024, but as protest gives way to podcasts, panel discussions and endless political commentary, Serbia offers a telling contrast: what happens when a generation learns to articulate its oppression but struggles to sustain the pressure needed to overcome it? By Matiko Marwa Nyamaani
Dakar 2026 explores what Africa gains when it hosts global sport, from opportunities for young athletes to the infrastructure, cost and governance questions that follow.
Kenya’s proposed education reforms target access, quality, curriculum implementation, teacher management, technology and university financing as the country reassesses how it prepares learners for the future. By Andiwo Obondoh
Bien-Aimé Baraza’s solo career builds on Sauti Sol’s legacy, international collaborations and his songwriting work. The story examines his reinvention, business strategy and forthcoming project, Alusa Continua.
Inflection’s list tracks 21 people linked to presidential ambitions ahead of Kenya’s August 10, 2027 General Election, their political affiliations and the questions they may need to answer.
Visa restrictions affecting Zimbabwe and Zambia have disrupted plans for two African delegates to the 75th Miss Universe competition, raising questions about access, representation and support for contestants facing travel barriers.
What is Stockholm syndrome, where did the term come from, and can its contested idea help us think about political loyalty and accountability?
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