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“The Long Road to Independence: Kenya has made progress towards judicial independence”.

“The Long Road to Independence: Kenya has made progress towards judicial independence”.

/ Africa, Judiciary, Kenya

In 2010, Kenya adopted a new constitution. The background was gruesome post-election violence in 2007/08, when members of different ethnic groups had turned on one another. The new constitution was designed to reconcile a deeply divided nation. One of the instruments for doing so is a strong and independent judiciary. Since colonial times, Kenya’s law […]

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“Why it’s difficult to trust data on roads built under Jubilee”

“Why it’s difficult to trust data on roads built under Jubilee”

/ Africa, Kenya

If Kenyans are to believe the country’s data agency, President Uhuru Kenyatta’s government went on a road-building spree in 2017, and by the end of the year, the government had built 6,100 kilometers of new tarmac roads using just a quarter of the resources needed. It is difficult to build 6,100km of new tarmac roads

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