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Africa Youth Climate Fund is Hiring!
Africa Youth Climate Fund are looking for a Programs & Community Support Manager to coordinate program activities, engage stakeholders, and […]
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Hussein Khalid: The Relentless Voice That Refuses to Let Kenya Look Away
Every generation produces people who choose comfort and others who choose consequence. Hussein Khalid belongs firmly in the second category.
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Civil Society Holds the Line as Pressure Mounts on Rights and Freedoms
As tensions between protesters and the State continue to rise, civil society organisations have emerged not only as watchdogs but also as first responders
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The United Nations is Hiring – Exciting Career Opportunities in Nairobi
Are you looking to advance your career with one of the world’s leading international organizations? The United Nations has announced […]
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The Price of Vigilance: How Katiba Institute’s Court Battle Reinforced the Role of Civil Society in Kenya
The case, spearheaded by Katiba Institute alongside other petitioners, has evolved into one of the clearest recent demonstrations of how public interest litigation can shape national policy.
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African Wildlife Foundation is Hiring!
Job Category: Conservation Programs Requisition Number: LANDS001352 Schedule: Full Time Job Location Type: On-siteTsavo, TSAVO None, KEN This position will be responsible for providing […]
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Before the Storm Breaks: Why the World Must Act on Disasters Before They Happen
Anticipatory action (AA) is deceptively simple: it is the practice of releasing pre-arranged funding and delivering assistance before a predictable disaster strikes, rather than scrambling to respond after the damage is done. It connects early warning systems — weather forecasts, drought indices, flood models — to pre-agreed plans and pre-committed money, so that when a trigger threshold is crossed, help moves automatically.
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Beyond Grants: How Kenyan NGOs Can Reinvent Their Financial Future
By Wahome Ngatia For decades, development funding worked like a relay race. Donors carried the baton. NGOs ran the programs. […]
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Beyond Wealth: How the Chris Kirubi Foundation Is Turning a Business Icon’s Legacy Into Social Impact
By Wahome Ngatia When Kenyan entrepreneur Chris Kirubi died in June 2021, tributes poured in for the billionaire industrialist who […]
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Hussein Khalid: The Relentless Voice That Refuses to Let Kenya Look Away
Every generation produces people who choose comfort and others who choose consequence. Hussein Khalid belongs firmly in the second category.
July 8, 2026
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The Price of Vigilance: How Katiba Institute’s Court Battle Reinforced the Role of Civil Society in Kenya
The case, spearheaded by Katiba Institute alongside other petitioners, has evolved into one of the clearest recent demonstrations of how public interest litigation can shape national policy.
June 29, 2026
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Before the Storm Breaks: Why the World Must Act on Disasters Before They Happen
Anticipatory action (AA) is deceptively simple: it is the practice of releasing pre-arranged funding and delivering assistance before a predictable disaster strikes, rather than scrambling to respond after the damage is done. It connects early warning systems — weather forecasts, drought indices, flood models — to pre-agreed plans and pre-committed money, so that when a trigger threshold is crossed, help moves automatically.
June 24, 2026
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Beyond Wealth: How the Chris Kirubi Foundation Is Turning a Business Icon’s Legacy Into Social Impact
By Wahome Ngatia When Kenyan entrepreneur Chris Kirubi died in
June 17, 2026
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Adapt or Die: Kenya’s NGO Revolution Has a Deadline — and Most Are Still Asleep
The May 13 deadline is not a bureaucratic inconvenience. It is the moment Kenya’s civil society separates the institutions built to last from the ones built to invoice. When that date passes, the government’s collaboration language will mean something concrete for those who registered, restructured, and showed up — and absolutely nothing for those who did not.
April 29, 2026
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KNCHR’s Reparations Framework Signals a New Phase in Kenya’s Human Rights Accountability
The list spans a sobering breadth of violations: extrajudicial killings, torture, enforced disappearances and abductions, sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV), arbitrary evictions, loss of property, and loss of livelihoods.
April 22, 2026
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Leadership lessons: How Dickson Masindano Built a 25-Year Institution on the Power of Example
Buckner Kenya stands as one of the continent’s more quietly formidable NGOs, a two-time winner of the NGO Awards’ Best in Education category, and a case study in what principled leadership can accomplish across a quarter century.
April 16, 2026
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Buckner Kenya at 25: The Art of Standing on Your Own Two Feet
When Buckner Kenya marked its 25th anniversary in February, it had a story worth telling — not just of longevity, but of reinvention.
April 8, 2026
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When the Hand That Feeds You Also Ties Your Tongue: Kenya’s Civil Society Crisis
By Wahome Ngatia There is a particular kind of silence
March 30, 2026
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When One Person Shows Up: The Quiet Power of Individual Action
Fifi Ruhara loved books. Her family built a foundation so that love could outlive her. A Swedish author sent 38 copies of his book to a school in Nairobi. Philanthropists flew across the world to deliver ten desks. None of this was inevitable. All of it began with one person deciding to show up.
March 25, 2026
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