Bravin Onditi is a Research Assistant at the HORN International Institute for Strategic Studies and a 2026 Fellow of the African Atomic Policy Lab Fellowship. His scholarly background is in International Relations and Diplomacy, providing a foundation for his research interests which span peace and security, governance, and regional geopolitics. Bravin focuses particularly on the evolving political and security dynamics of the Horn of Africa. Driven by a commitment to African-led solutions and evidence-based policy, he engages in strategic analysis aimed at supporting regional integration. His work contributes to institutional projects designed to promote sustainable governance and deepen the understanding of the geopolitical complexities shaping Horn of Africa.
Academic Qualifications
- Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and Diplomacy from Zetech University, Kenya.
- Certificate on Gender Inclusivity in Peacebuilding from the United States Institute of Peace.
- Certificate on Protection and Assistance for Migrants Vulnerable to Violence Exploitation and Abuse from IOM – UN Migration.
Areas of Interest
- Peace and Security
- Governance
- Regional Geopolitics
