Katiba Institute and the Open Society Justice Initiative hosted the 2022 Africa Strategic Human Rights Litigation Course in Nairobi, Kenya bringing together 40 students from 16 countries for a one-week […]

A rather depressing development after our recent change of government (and Parliament) was the scramble by political parties (to be precise Kenya Kwanza and Azimio) to control who was elected […]

Katiba Institute, The Media Council of Kenya and TI-Kenya are hosted this year’s International Day for Access to Information in Nairobi. The International Day for Universal Access to Information is […]

Dear Mheshimiwa, Congratulations on your recent election. I hope you will find being an MP a worthwhile occupation, and that in five years’ time you will feel able to say […]

Katiba Institute hosted an online conversation to mark 12 years since the promulgation of the Constitution of Kenya 2010. The discussions took place on Friday 26  and Saturday 27 August […]

Katiba Institute and the Media Council of Kenya on 22 July 2022 hosted a Media Summit on Elections to evaluate the performance of players in the election discourse, provide a […]

There are various bits of the Constitution that have received little attention. One is Article 7 clause (3). It says, “The State shall–– promote and protect the diversity of language […]

Katiba Institute was part of the Summit on Constitutionalism and Democratic Consolidation held in Gaborone, Botswana  July 6 to 8, 2022.  The summit was co-hosted by the Government of Botswana […]