Kenya and Geopolitics: The Signaling of a Ruto Doctrine in a Divisive Multipolar World
Kenya’s President, Dr William S Ruto, is the man (from the global south) to watch as global geopolitics unravel at a pace ... Read More
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Convergence of Cults and Religious Extremism: What do we learn from the Shakahola Mass Suicide Endeavor?
Deaths in the Shakahola forest, dubbed the “Shakahola Forest Massacre” or “Shakahola Mass Suicide,” ushered in a new era of interrogating cultism ... Read More
Climate-Change-Induced Calamities Exacerbating the Plight of Women in Northern Kenya
Kenya is currently facing a large-scale, climate-change-induced humanitarian crisis, and the most vulnerable segment of population is women. While it is ranked ... Read More
Climate Change Mitigation in Kenya, Somalia, Ethiopia: Climate Diplomacy Will Foster ‘Pan-Africanism for Climate Action’
Climate variability and change create extreme weather patterns that result in frequent droughts and floods. Extreme weather and natural disasters have forced ... Read More