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Crony Capitalism and State Capture 2: Documents Reveal the Kenyatta Family’s Plans to Take over Lending to SMEs
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Crony Capitalism and State Capture 2: Documents Reveal the Kenyatta Family’s Plans to Take over Lending to SMEs

David Ndii David Ndii
April 2, 2019November 27, 2023
Beyond Smoke and Mirrors: Why Kenyans Need to Pay Closer Attention to the IEBC, Census 2019 and the Building Bridges Initiative
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Beyond Smoke and Mirrors: Why Kenyans Need to Pay Closer Attention to the IEBC, Census 2019 and the Building Bridges Initiative

Miriam Abraham
March 26, 2019November 27, 2023
“We Have Nothing to Eat”: Further Reflections on the Famine in Turkana and the Government’s Food Security Policies
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“We Have Nothing to Eat”: Further Reflections on the Famine in Turkana and the Government’s Food Security Policies

Rasna Warah Rasna Warah
March 26, 2019November 27, 2023
The Dam Has Broken. Time to Call Jubilee Plunder What It Is
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The Dam Has Broken. Time to Call Jubilee Plunder What It Is

David Ndii David Ndii
March 18, 2019November 27, 2023
Brexit, Little Britain and the Empire Politics of the End
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Brexit, Little Britain and the Empire Politics of the End

Kalundi Serumaga Kalundi Serumaga
March 11, 2019November 27, 2023
Education, Social Mobility and the Enclave Economy: Revisiting the Kenya Scenarios Project
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Education, Social Mobility and the Enclave Economy: Revisiting the Kenya Scenarios Project

David Ndii David Ndii
March 4, 2019November 27, 2023
A Place Under the Sun: Solar Energy and the Struggle for a Billion-Dollar Invisible Market
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A Place Under the Sun: Solar Energy and the Struggle for a Billion-Dollar Invisible Market

Mark Hankins
March 4, 2019November 27, 2023
Patriarchy, Sexual Abuse and Impunity: As the Catholic Church Confronts Its Crisis, Will the UN Follow Suit?
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Patriarchy, Sexual Abuse and Impunity: As the Catholic Church Confronts Its Crisis, Will the UN Follow Suit?

Rasna Warah Rasna Warah
March 4, 2019November 27, 2023
The Will of the People: Further Reflections on the Post 2017 Election Evaluation Report and a New Electoral Management Culture
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The Will of the People: Further Reflections on the Post 2017 Election Evaluation Report and a New Electoral Management Culture

Willy Mutunga Willy Mutunga
February 19, 2019November 27, 2023
Adding Fuel to Fire: Why Somalia’s Oil Could Prove to Be a Curse
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Adding Fuel to Fire: Why Somalia’s Oil Could Prove to Be a Curse

Rasna Warah Rasna Warah
February 18, 2019November 27, 2023
Mind the Gap: Notes on Neoliberalism and Africa in the new world disorder
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Mind the Gap: Notes on Neoliberalism and Africa in the new world disorder

David Ndii David Ndii
February 18, 2019November 27, 2023
Africa’s Beautyful Ones Were Born in the ’80s, Old Men, Black and White, Have Never Been More Afraid
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Africa’s Beautyful Ones Were Born in the ’80s, Old Men, Black and White, Have Never Been More Afraid

Charles Onyango-Obbo Charles Onyango-Obbo
February 18, 2019November 27, 2023

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