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SUMMARY:Symposium on Constitutionalism\, Term Limits and Public Debt Accountability in Africa
DESCRIPTION:Katiba Institute\, in partnership with the National Democratic Institute (NDI)\, the African Network of Constitutional Lawyers (ANCL)\, Daystar University\, and TISA Kenya under the Okoa Uchumi Coalition\, will convene a high-level\, two-day symposium on 18–19 March 2026. The symposium will explore the developing relationship between constitutionalism\, presidential term limits\, executive authority\, and public debt accountability across Africa. \nAcross the continent\, constitutionalism faces increasing pressure. Concerns have arisen over expanding executive power\, the erosion of presidential term limits\, weakening the rule of law\, and rising public debt burdens. In several countries\, constitutional amendments\, strategic litigation\, and shifting political dynamics have reshaped governance frameworks\, sometimes undermining democratic accountability and the effectiveness of institutional checks and balances. \nThe symposium brings together scholars\, practitioners\, policymakers\, civil society actors and youth representatives to examine key governance trends across Africa. \nSee event documents: \n\nConcept Note\n“We Owe Ourselves More” Kenya’s debt\, accountability & civic participation by Amondi Awuor\nPublic Debt in Kenya: A Political Economy Analysis (2010-2023)
URL:https://katibainstitute.org/event/symposium-on-constitutionalism-term-limits-and-public-debt-accountability-in-africa/
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SUMMARY:Pan-African Media Summit 2026
DESCRIPTION:Katiba Institute is proud to be among the key partners of the 2026 Pan-African Media Summit taking place from May 13–15\, 2026\, under the theme “Information Integrity\, Digital Platforms and Media in Africa reflecting our commitment to strengthening constitutionalism\, media freedom\, and accountable governance across the continent.
URL:https://katibainstitute.org/event/7643/
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SUMMARY:Understanding Devolution
DESCRIPTION:Katiba Institute will convene a Senior Editors Forum on Devolution this month\, bringing together senior editors and representatives from mainstream and digital media platforms to strengthen accurate\, balanced and constitutionally informed reporting on devolved governance. The one-day Forum will provide an opportunity for senior media professionals to engage with constitutional experts and media practitioners on the legal\, institutional and practical dimensions of Kenya’s system of devolution and their implications for media reporting. 
URL:https://katibainstitute.org/event/understanding-devolution/
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