Blog Two-Third Gender Rule Where Are We Now? March 12, 2012 Loise Mwakamba The recent celebration of international women’s day seems to be as good a time as any to review how the country is doing on the …
Blog On Parliament’s CBK Governor Flip-Flop March 9, 2012 Loise Mwakamba Over the last few days the report of the Parliamentary Select Committee on the Depreciation of the Shilling has dominated parliamentary debate. In short, the …
Blog One to Watch: CRA’s Revenue Allocation Formula March 3, 2012 Loise Mwakamba Equitable distribution of national resources has always been a point of contention among Kenya’s regions. Comparison of the country’s different regions shows clear and apparent …
Blog Where is the Policy in our Politics? March 2, 2012 Loise Mwakamba Politics seems to be our national obsession. Elections are both keenly contested, and keenly discussed. And why not? Our country’s politics is both interesting and …
Blog How in touch are MPs with their constituents? February 27, 2012 Loise Mwakamba Over the past few days I have spent a significant amount of time moderating the comments made by the public on the different Members of …
News Members of Parliament and Constitutional Implementation February 23, 2012 Loise Mwakamba One of Kenya’s and the coalition government’s greatest achievements has been the promulgation of the constitution. However recent events surrounding the constitution’s implementation call into …
Blog Vetting for Elective Positions, a Viable Option? February 20, 2012 Loise Mwakamba For most high responsibility jobs prospective candidates go through a series of intensive vetting, and production of reference processes to ensure their suitability for the …
Blog Delimitation of Boundaries, Participate February 16, 2012 Loise Mwakamba After 21 days of country wide public forums which ended on 30th January the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission last week submitted it’s preliminary report …
News Notes from a Launch: On Polarizing Ethnic Language February 10, 2012 Loise Mwakamba A topic less tweeted about but candidly spoken on at the launch of Mzalendo 3.0 is the rise in the use of polarizing ethnic language …
Blog Notes from the Mzalendo Launch: On Apathy February 9, 2012 Loise Mwakamba In the course of the speeches at the launch of Mzalendo 3.0 yesterday apathy emerged as a major challenge to the country’s democracy and progress. …
Blog On the Court Order and Freedom of Expression & the Media February 6, 2012 Loise Mwakamba On Thursday the courts issued an order barring public discussion on the suitability of the Deputy Prime Minister, Uhuru Kenyatta and MP William Ruto as …
Blog My Media Roundtable: Media and Political Violence February 3, 2012 Loise Mwakamba Kenya, we are not only a political country where everyone from the mama mboga on the street to the CEO is actively engaged in discussions …