THE SYNDROME OF THE DAY
The third episode of The Syndrome of the Day explores bystander apathy, the psychology of shared responsibility and the risks of leaving voting, accountability and civic action to somebody else.
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THE SYNDROME OF THE DAY
What is Stockholm syndrome, where did the term come from, and can its contested idea help us think about political loyalty and accountability?
Tundu Lissu Trial: The Acquittal of Treason, the Conviction of Incitement and the Trial of Tanzania’s Judiciary
An analysis of Tundu Antiphas Lissu’s conviction, the disputed substituted charge and what the case may mean for judicial independence and democratic accountability in Tanzania. By Dr Willy Mutunga, Chief Justice Emeritus of Kenya
Where Is Twaha Mwaipaya? Kenya’s Sovereignty, the EAC’s Credibility and the Collapse of Accountability in Security Agencies
The disappearance of Tanzanian activist Twaha Mwaipaya in Kenya presents a grave test of national sovereignty and rule of law. With police denying custody, critical questions arise regarding who operates within Kenya's borders with impunity, demanding urgent accountability from security leadership to safeguard human rights and regional integrity. - By Mzalendo Jeremiah Kiwoi