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The deployment of Kenyan caregivers and certified nursing assistants (CNAs) to Saudi Arabia has highlighted severe issues of labor exploitation and abuse. Despite promises of better economic prospects, many workers describe their conditions as slavery-like. These workers face systemic racism, physical and emotional abuse, lack of rest days, and severe labor law violations. The kafala

The United Kingdom has supported Kenya’s efforts to tackle the burgeoning ‘wash wash’ cartels.In a statement posted on X, the British High Commission in Kenya revealed measures to assist the country in exiting the feared international financial grey list. The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) manages the grey list, which puts the country under the

The reports against Nairobi County Traffic Commander Joseph Chirchir paint a grim picture of systemic corruption within Kenya’s police service. Accused by junior officers of enforcing mandatory bribes and contributions, Chirchir has found himself at the center of a scandal that sheds light on the deeply entrenched culture of corruption in the police force. These

Mau Forest, Kenya’s largest water catchment area, has lost 25% of its forest cover during the last 36 years, according to new satellite photographs. What’s more concerning is that satellite images show the forest facing another round of devastation in 2024. According to satellite data from Global Forest Watch (GFW), deforestation in Mau Forest decreased