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Adapt or Die: Kenya’s NGO Revolution Has a Deadline — and Most Are Still Asleep
Job Opportunity at KCDF
We’re Hiring: Global Programs Connect Consultant
Kenya’s Shrinking Freedoms: A Mirror of East Africa’s Deepening Crisis
KNCHR’s Reparations Framework Signals a New Phase in Kenya’s Human Rights Accountability
Leadership lessons: How Dickson Masindano Built a 25-Year Institution on the Power of Example
Buckner Kenya at 25: The Art of Standing on Your Own Two Feet
Larry Madowo, Damaris Aswa Lead 2026 Honours as Kenya’s Human Rights Defenders Take Centre Stage
When the Hand That Feeds You Also Ties Your Tongue: Kenya’s Civil Society Crisis

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

Monica Juma’s Long March to the Pinnacle of Global Diplomacy from Nairobi to Vienna
When António Guterres announced the appointment of Monica Juma as Executive Director of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime and Director-General of the United Nations Office at Vienna, the statement was brief but unmistakably emphatic.
The United Nations Secretary-General described the Kenyan diplomat as “a strategic senior leader with a depth of expertise, experience and knowledge spanning public policy making, execution and academia across critical areas of security, diplomacy and governance.”

Mugambi Kiai and the Discipline of Dissent
By Wahome Ngatia In an era when democratic backsliding often

You Are No Longer an NGO. Kenya Has Moved On — Have You?
The clock is ticking on a legal transformation three decades