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  1. 2027 Election: Can Kenya’s Institutions Deliver a Peaceful Poll?

    By Kizito NAIROBI, Wednesday, September 2. A group photo of the delegation at the National Stakeholders Convention at the opening ceremony. Kenya is still a year away from the 2027 General Election, but the questions that often emerge when election day draws near are already beginning to occupy the national conversation.       Will the election be peaceful? Will institutions be prepared? Will security agencies protect citizens without interfering with their political rights? And, […]

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  2. 2027 Election: Can Kenya’s Institutions Deliver a Peaceful Poll?

    By Kizito NAIROBI, Wednesday, September 2. A group photo of the delegation at the National Stakeholders Convention at the opening ceremony. Kenya is still a year away from the 2027 General Election, but the questions that often emerge when election day draws near are already beginning to occupy the national conversation.       Will the election be peaceful? Will institutions be prepared? Will security agencies protect citizens without interfering with their political rights? And, […]

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  3. 2027 Election: Can Kenya’s Institutions Deliver a Peaceful Poll?

    By Kizito NAIROBI, Wednesday, September 2. A group photo of the delegation at the National Stakeholders Convention at the opening ceremony. Kenya is still a year away from the 2027 General Election, but the questions that often emerge when election day draws near are already beginning to occupy the national conversation.       Will the election be peaceful? Will institutions be prepared? Will security agencies protect citizens without interfering with their political rights? And, […]

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  4. Governors Under Fire as Health Workers Dig In Over Nationwide Strike.

    By Kizito NAIROBI, Aug. 3, 2026. Kenya's striking healthcare workers have intensified their campaign against county governments, accusing governors of negligence, political games and failure to safeguard public health, while calling for healthcare services to be transferred back to the national government. Kenya National Union of Medical Laboratory Officers National Chairman Odipo Nicholas. Addressing the press, leaders of unions representing nurses, clinical officers, laboratory […]

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  5. Beyond Counter-Terrorism: How Dialogue Is Rebuilding Trust in Kenya’s Forgotten Border Communities.

    For decades, the words Garissa, Lamu and Tana River have often appeared in headlines alongside terrorism, insecurity and violent extremism. But behind those headlines are ordinary families trying to practise their faith freely, educate their children and live peacefully despite insecurity and long-standing mistrust between communities and the state. That is the story organisers of the Together for Religious Freedom project wanted to tell as they marked the end of a two-year initiative […]

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  6. Beyond Counter-Terrorism: How Dialogue Is Rebuilding Trust in Kenya’s Forgotten Border Communities.

    For decades, the words Garissa, Lamu and Tana River have often appeared in headlines alongside terrorism, insecurity and violent extremism. But behind those headlines are ordinary families trying to practise their faith freely, educate their children and live peacefully despite insecurity and long-standing mistrust between communities and the state. That is the story organisers of the Together for Religious Freedom project wanted to tell as they marked the end of a two-year initiative […]

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  7. Beyond Counter-Terrorism: How Dialogue Is Rebuilding Trust in Kenya’s Forgotten Border Communities.

    For decades, the words Garissa, Lamu and Tana River have often appeared in headlines alongside terrorism, insecurity and violent extremism. But behind those headlines are ordinary families trying to practise their faith freely, educate their children and live peacefully despite insecurity and long-standing mistrust between communities and the state. That is the story organisers of the Together for Religious Freedom project wanted to tell as they marked the end of a two-year initiative […]

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