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Sam Gituku
Sam Gituku is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya. He has nine years of experience as a journalist having started off as a Radio correspondent. He now works as a television journalist at Citizen TV Kenya and doubles up as an online contributor for the digital platform of the station - ****. ...
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Is there really any sense in conducting public participation?
01 Oct 2023
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www.citizen.digital
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English
| Legislation
The article questions the effectiveness and sincerity of public participation in Kenya, highlighting constitutional mandates for public involvement in legislative and financial matters. It critiques the Parliament, National Treasury, and Presidency for inadequate efforts in informing and considering public feedback, using examples like the Finance Bill 2023 and the vetting of Cabinet Secretaries. The article also discusses the Public Service Commission's handling of public participation on the creation of Chief Administrative Secretary positions and raises concerns about the metrics and real impact of public input in governance.
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Julius Jumah
Julius Jumah is a multingual multimedia journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya. Jumah has experience in writing for print and digital platforms, writing, reporting and anchoring for both TV and radio. He is comfortable on the human interest, health, political and sports desks.
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Murder Case Against Former Bodyguard of Aisha Jumwa to Begin
05 Jun 2023
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kiswahili.tuko.co.ke
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Swahili
| Legal Proceedings
The murder case against Geoffrey Otieno Okuto, the former bodyguard of Public Service and Gender Minister Aisha Jumwa, is set to begin on June 5, 2023. Okuto faces charges alone after Jumwa was removed from the case due to new evidence. The case stems from the 2019 shooting death of ODM supporter Jola Ngumbao during the Ganda ward by-election in Malindi. Jumwa has been cleared of charges but could face arrest in the future, and she has agreed to testify against Okuto.
Caroline Mwawasi
Caroline Mwawasi is a journalist based in Mombasa, Kenya.
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Kilifi Woman Rep Gertrude Mbeyu Apologises to Voters for Underperforming, Begs for another Term
31 May 2022
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www.tuko.co.ke
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English
| Political Apology
Kilifi Woman Representative Gertrude Mbeyu has apologized to her constituents for underperforming, attributing her difficulties to a fallout with MP Aisha Jumwa. Despite criticism and opposition from some ODM supporters, Mbeyu seeks re-election and has the support of Jubilee deputy party leader Naomi Shaban, Mombasa Governor Ali Hassan Joho, and ODM gubernatorial candidate Gideon Mung’aro. They urge voters to re-elect her and other ODM candidates to strengthen Raila Odinga's presence in parliament and senate. Mbeyu has collaborated with MCAs Nixon Muramba and Kadenge Mwathethe, issuing scholarships, and endorses Amina Mnyazi for MP.
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Eric Nyakagwa
Eric Nyakagwa is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya. Has over 12 years experience at senior newspaper editorial level having served as news editor and political editor of the People Daily, now rebranded as PD, which is a free sheet national newspaper in Kenya.
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Murder, fraud, assault: Irony of lawmakers ‘breaking’ the law
29 Nov 2020
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www.standardmedia.co.ke
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English
| Politics
The 12th Parliament of Kenya has the highest number of MPs facing criminal charges, including murder, corruption, and fraud. Notable cases include John Waluke's 67-year jail term for a maize scam and Rigathi Gachagua's embezzlement case. Experts criticize the vetting system and political culture that allows individuals with questionable integrity to be elected. Despite the 2010 Constitution's efforts to promote integrity, institutions like the Judiciary and the Director of Public Prosecutions are seen as only partially effective in combating impunity.
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Jackson Okata
Jackson Okata is an independent journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya. His works have been published both locally and internationally. He writes about climate and environment,human rights ,gender and women, development journalism,agriculture,politics and development
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Kenya: Rejected By Banks, Kenyan LGBTQ+ Entrepreneurs Turn to Loan Sharks
17 Oct 2023
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allAfrica.com
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English
| Economic Inclusion
Kenyan LGBTQ+ entrepreneurs face significant challenges in accessing bank credit due to discrimination based on gender identity and sexual orientation. Many are forced to turn to high-interest loan sharks, trapping them in cycles of debt. Despite existing laws allowing gender changes on official documents, discrimination remains widespread. Advocacy groups call for policy changes to prohibit discrimination and improve financial access for LGBTQ+ individuals, emphasizing the economic benefits of inclusion. Government programs like the Uwezo Fund offer some support, but more comprehensive measures are needed to address the systemic issues.
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Leonard Onyango
Leonard Onyango is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya. He holds Bachelor's Degree in Communication and Media Technology with IT from Maseno University (Kenya). He is currently pursuing Master's degree in Climate Change Adaptation (Communication) at the University of Nairobi (Kenya). ...
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Firestorm over Sh940m budget for sanitary pad
04 Oct 2023
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Nation
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| Government Accountability
The Kenyan government's allocation of Sh940 million for sanitary pads in public schools has sparked controversy due to delays in distribution. Female MPs are demanding accountability from Education Cabinet Secretary Ezekiel Machogu and Gender counterpart Aisha Jumwa. The confusion over which ministry is responsible for the funds has exacerbated the issue, with MPs highlighting the negative impact on schoolgirls' education and well-being. The Kenya Kwanza government's commitment to providing free sanitary towels is under scrutiny, as MPs call for a clear resolution and proper distribution of the funds.
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Brian Otieno
Brian Otieno is a freelance photojournalist and documentary photographer based in Nairobi, Kenya. He was raised in Kibera, where he documents the everyday realities of ordinary life through his photo project called KiberaStories, which started in 2013. His passion and commitment lie in capturing ...
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Mombasa UDA members uncomfortable with Omar’s dalliance with Joho
29 Mar 2024
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The Star
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English
| Party Dynamics
Disgruntled UDA members in Mombasa are raising concerns over the party’s vice chairman Hassan Omar’s support for ODM’s Hassan Joho, which they see as detrimental to UDA's interests. Omar's actions are viewed as a personal move rather than a party strategy, leading to criticism from various UDA members who believe he is neglecting his leadership role. The article highlights the internal conflicts within UDA and the broader political implications for the Coast region.
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