About Kenya
Capital: Nairobi
Population Estimate: 53,771,296 million (Source: World Bank)
Area: 582,646 square kilometers
Borders: Tanzania (south), Ethiopia (north), Somalia (north east), South Sudan (north west), Uganda (west)
Independence Day: December 12, 1963
President: Uhuru Muigai Kenyatta
Major Religion: Christianity
Other Common Religions: Islam, Hinduism, Indigenous
Currency: Kenya shillings
Key Challenges: Governance, al Shabab terrorist attacks, resource conflicts, historical injustices, unemployment, road carnage
Interesting Fact: Kenya is the leading economy in the greater Horn of Africa region
Country Analysis
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Between Ambition and Reality: India’s strategic Engagement in Kenya
The receding global soft power appeal of the United States of America has precipitated a new struggle for critical minerals, ...
The Paradox of EU Green Policies in Africa
After the second withdrawal of the United States from the 2015 Paris Agreement, the global efforts against climate change are ...
India’s Deepening Security Ties with Africa Amid US-China Competition
The recent Africa-India Key Maritime Engagement (AIKEYME), a multinational naval exercise co-hosted by India and Tanzania in Dar es Salaam, ...
The Impact of Information Disorder on National Security; Lessons Kenya Can Draw from Other States
Information disorder, a growing phenomenon, is often underestimated despite the possible far-reaching impact it can have on national security. Information ...
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