Mercy Chepkosgei Keino was a bright postgraduate student at the University of Nairobi pursuing a Master’s in Communications. On June 17, 2011, her lifeless body was discovered along Waiyaki Way in Westlands, Nairobi. The news shocked the nation. Her body bore multiple injuries, sparking speculation, fear, and intense public interest in what became known as … Read more
In the corridors of power, some truths are too dangerous to be told. One such truth took the life of Sergeant Kipyegon Kenei, a young Administration Police officer who found himself in the eye of a storm involving billions of shillings, powerful political figures, and international fraudsters. His story is one of betrayal, state secrets, … Read more
Imagine waking up to find your neighbor took a loan in your name—without your consent—and now the bank demands repayment from you. That’s exactly what odious debt means for Kenyans. Odious debt refers to loans taken by a government without public consent, not used for public benefit, and often tainted by corruption. Under international law, such debts should not be … Read more