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Cornelius Oduor, the Deputy Executive Director of KHRC speaks to NGOs Hub at Uhuru Park.

Civil Society Sounds Alarm as Ruto’s Digital Surveillance Plan Hits Parliament

January 9, 20260

Civil society groups in Kenya have unleashed fierce opposition to President William Ruto’s proposed Digital Intelligence Unit, warning that it risks ushering in expanded state surveillance and serious rights abuses just as the country braces for the 2027 general elections.

President and President William Ruto in Washington DC. Credit | Facebook

Trump Pulls the Plug on 66 Global Bodies, Taking Aim at the ‘NGO Complex’

January 9, 20260

The Trump administration has formally withdrawn the United States from 66 international organisations, including 31 entities linked to the United Nations, marking a decisive break with decades of U.S. engagement in global governance

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Job Opportunity at Yatima Outreach JSS Teachers (2 Positions)

January 8, 20260

Yatima Outreach is seeking highly motivated and qualified Junior Secondary School (JSS) Teachers to join our education program and help […]

Kenya's youth in a past demonstration. Credit | Kalua Green

Civil Society’s High-Stakes Battle for Digital Freedom against State’s Masqueraded Surveillance

January 6, 20260

By Wahome Ngatia NAIROBI—In the bustling cafes of Nairobi, the Wi-Fi is fast, and the political debate is even faster. […]

Agriculture CS Mutahi Kagwe complained about the formation of "parallel governments by NGOs" . Credit | Newsflash

The Per Diem Trap: Why Kenya’s NGO Sector Needs a Radical State-Led Reset

December 30, 20250

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.

Dr. Peter Okoth Aluoch the Self Help Africa Country Director presents an acceptance speech at the NGO Awards 25.

From “Intern” to Architect of Agricultural Impact: How Peter Aluoch Is Rewriting Kenya’s Food Security Story

December 22, 20250

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.

Dr. Halima Begum is the former Oxfam GB Executive Director who was let go due to "a culture of fear" that she created at the workplace. Credit | Wikipedia

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Oxfam Ouster: Inside the ‘Climate of Fear’ and the Legal Storm Surrounding Halima Begum

December 18, 20250

One of Britain’s most prominent charity leaders, Dr. Halima Begum, has been forced out of her role as Chief Executive of Oxfam GB following a devastating internal inquiry into her conduct. The departure marks a stunning fall for a leader once hailed as a radical reformer, but whose tenure ended amid a "blowout" of staff resignations, allegations of a "reign of terror," and an impending battle in the employment tribunals.