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Civil Society’s High-Stakes Battle for Digital Freedom against State’s Masqueraded Surveillance
The Per Diem Trap: Why Kenya’s NGO Sector Needs a Radical State-Led Reset
From “Intern” to Architect of Agricultural Impact: How Peter Aluoch Is Rewriting Kenya’s Food Security Story
Oxfam Ouster: Inside the ‘Climate of Fear’ and the Legal Storm Surrounding Halima Begum
Communications Officer at Girls First Fund
What Did Kenya Trade for Sh208 Billion?
The Relentless Pursuit of Green: Jackson Kiplagat Takes Helm at WWF-Kenya Amidst Climate Emergency
How to Spot a Credible NGO: Lessons From One of Kenya’s Most Trusted Voices
Inequality at the Heart of Aid: How Kenya’s NGO Pay Gap Reflects a Nation in Crisis

The Per Diem Trap: Why Kenya’s NGO Sector Needs a Radical State-Led Reset
The word ‘donor’ is deceiving,” he remarked, his voice echoing through the boardroom. “In the English language, it sounds like free money. But these are loans. These are facilities we have to pay back.

The Relentless Pursuit of Green: Jackson Kiplagat Takes Helm at WWF-Kenya Amidst Climate Emergency
By Wahome Ngatia In the relentless pursuit of a future

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

Compassion International Triumphs as “NGO of the Year” in First-Time Win
By Wahome Ngatia In a powerful debut, Compassion International was

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.

How NGO Leaders Build Strategic Plans That Actually Deliver
To survive — and to deliver the social change you were founded to achieve — your strategic plan must be both visionary and ruthlessly practical.

Youth at the Helm: Why LEAP Africa’s Arrival in Kenya Marks a Strategic Shift
It’s about recognising that the continent’s future lies in youth who are equipped, supported and empowered. It’s about mentoring not just for inclusion, but for leadership. It’s about transforming young people into decision-makers, change-makers and nation-builders.

Exclusive from UNGA: Civil Society at the Heart of Africa’s Push for Women’s and Children’s Health
By Wahome Ngatia On the sidelines of the United Nations

Kenya’s Balancing Act: Between Gaza’s Pain and Israel’s Handshake
By Wahome Ngatia On a bright Friday afternoon in Nairobi,

Nairobi and the Birth of UN-Habitat: How a City Became a Global Laboratory for Urban Futures
By Wahome Ngatia “In the third installment of Nairobi as