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The second week of February 2026 has been defined by a sharp escalation in the watchdog role of Kenya's civil society. As grassroots movements launch physical infrastructure for the poor, prominent lobby groups are locked in a high-stakes legal and constitutional battle over the management of public funds.

People’s Action for Learning (PAL) Network is a global citizen-led assessment network working to improve foundational learning outcomes for children […]

The Kenya Human Rights Commission (KHRC) is a national non-governmental organization committed to the promotion, protection, and enhancement of human […]

By Wahome Ngatia Ann Kobia has spent a decade watching the ground shift beneath the NGO sector. As Human Resources […]

NGOs must pivot from documentation to advocacy, mobilizing grassroots support for controversial measures like banning out-of-court settlements that silence survivors in communities where traditional justice systems dominate.

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.

One year after former President Donald Trump signed an executive order initiating America’s withdrawal from the World Health Organization (WHO), the United States has now formally completed its exit

In a resounding affirmation of constitutionalism, Katiba Institute has clinched a pivotal legal victory that could reshape Kenya’s governance architecture.

The SUN CSA model reveals that the most significant problems of our time—like hunger and stunted growth—cannot be solved in silos. By building an alliance based on trust, rigorous vetting, and shared goals, they have created a blueprint for what modern civil society should look like. Nutrition is not just a health issue; it is the foundation of a nation’s economy.