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Job Opening -Compliance Manager at CIHEB Kenya
March 2, 2026 -
When Civic Space Meets State Power: Kenya’s Latest Clash with Activists
February 27, 2026 -
Mugambi Kiai and the Discipline of Dissent
February 27, 2026
Boss Talk
Family of Slain Journalist Pleads for Justice as Rights Groups Called to Act
Monica Juma’s Long March to the Pinnacle of Global Diplomacy from Nairobi to Vienna
Job Opening -Compliance Manager at CIHEB Kenya
When Civic Space Meets State Power: Kenya’s Latest Clash with Activists
Mugambi Kiai and the Discipline of Dissent
You Are No Longer an NGO. Kenya Has Moved On — Have You?
Kenya NGO Bulletin: Accountability Standoffs & Grassroots Gains
Opportunities at People’s Action for Learning Network (PAL Network)
Job Vacancies at Kenya Human Rights Comission (KHRC)

KHRC: How we will Influence the 2027 Elections
Because we’re aware the narrative by politicians will dominate, we’re focusing on educating the masses on the core issues that will determine voters’ decisions come 2027.

From “Intern” to Architect of Agricultural Impact: How Peter Aluoch Is Rewriting Kenya’s Food Security Story
Every email I write has the NGO Awards 2025 winner sticker,” he says, smiling. “It’s on our website and all our platforms. Everybody needs to know how much this means to us.

How to Spot a Credible NGO: Lessons From One of Kenya’s Most Trusted Voices
By Wahome Ngatia On the eve of the NGO Awards,

County-Level Funding Helps Nutrition International Win Accolades for Tackling Malnutrition
By Wahome Ngatia Nutrition International (NI) has emerged as a

Oliver Waindi Warns: “If Poor Leadership Hasn’t Moved Kenyans, Nothing Else Will”
By Wahome Ngatia If the crumbling hospitals, runaway corruption and

Building Dreams, One Library at a Time: The Vision of AMG Foundation’s Andrew Gitau
Our background in real estate inspired our approach. We asked ourselves: What’s the most enduring legacy you can build when you own land? The answer was clear — invest in human development.

Elizabeth Obanda: Lessons from a Trailblazer in Kenya’s NGO Sector
After decades of breaking barriers in Kenya’s development sector, UN Women’s Elizabeth Obanda retires with a legacy of excellence, empathy, and empowerment. Her journey from a tea-packing garage in Kericho to leading women’s economic empowerment initiatives offers timeless lessons for the next generation of changemakers.

From Data to Dialogue: How Africa Voices is Bringing Citizens into the Halls of Justice
By Wahome Ngatia In a previous post, we spoke to

From Sh20,000 to Sh129 million: How an Emoji and a Vision Transformed HENNET
By Wahome Ngatia When Dr. Margaret Lubaale walked into the

Leading Amref: Githinji Gitahi on Managing Sh30bn budget and coping with shrinking donor funds after USAID pullout
Despite winning the prestigious CEO of the Year Award at