The Law Society of Kenya: Mandate, Membership and Role in the Administration of Justice
The Law Society of Kenya is the statutory body for the legal profession and a leading voice in the rule of law. This article examines its mandate under the LSK Act 2014, membership and admission requirements, functions, governance and broader public role.
Corruption in Kenya: The Cost, the Institutions Fighting It, and Why It Persists Despite Reform Efforts
Corruption remains Kenya's most intractable governance challenge, simultaneously acknowledged by almost everyone as a critical problem and sustained by structural, political, and cultural factors that...
Nairobi Metropolitan Services: Urban Governance, Infrastructure, and the Future of East Africa's Largest City
Nairobi stands at a crossroads between its identity as Africa's most dynamic and innovative city and the infrastructure, governance, and service delivery challenges that threaten to undermine its liva...
Fighting Corruption in Kenya: EACC, Asset Recovery, and the Institutions Working to Clean Up Governance
Corruption has been called Kenya's most serious governance challenge, estimated to cost the economy billions of shillings annually and undermining public trust in institutions. Yet Kenya also has one ...
Kenyan Diaspora and Cooperatives: Harnessing Collective Power for Investment
Guide to diaspora cooperatives for collective investment in Kenya. Covers types, formation, governance, regulatory compliance, and harnessing cooperative power.
Kenya's County Governments: Understanding Devolution and Local Services
Understanding Kenya's devolved county government system. Covers county functions, property implications, business permits, and accessing services from abroad.