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  • The Silence of Authority: Allegations of a Predator Operating in Plain Sight—and the Institutions that Looked Away

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    Nathan Wangusi | Popular Participation & Democratization
    24.07.2025

    Wangusi challenges the loud silence of those in authority regarding the investigations of Africa Uncensored into the alleged grooming and sexual exploitation in Kenya’s Alliance Girls High School.

    Tagged under Popular Participation & Democratization

  • Kenya is rising and needs her brains back

    Nathan Wangusi | Governance
    05.09.2013

    The constitution allows Kenyans in the diaspora to vote and there is adequate evidence of the diaspora’s active involvement in national development over the years. What is more, the African Union now recognizes diaspora as its sixth region. But still this writer has his reasons for urging Kenyans overseas to return

    Tagged under Governance Kenya

  • 2013 elections redefined Kenya’s political narrative

    Nathan Wangusi | Governance
    28.03.2013

    The recent elections showed that tribe is not the main driver of politics in Kenya. But while progress has been made, the fight for democracy has yet to be won, with minority communities, women, the disabled and the Diaspora remaining largely underrepresented

    Tagged under Governance Kenya

  • Between the lines of Obama’s message to Kenyans

    Nathan Wangusi | Governance
    14.02.2013

    Obama’s message to Kenyans centred on the upcoming elections was received well by politicians on the campaign trail. But what many seem to have missed is the fact that the message was loaded with conditional political promises that isolated a particular candidate

    Tagged under Governance Kenya

  • Kenya: Attempt to suppress the diaspora vote

    Nathan Wangusi | Global Pan-Africanism
    06.12.2012

    Democratic election is a game of numbers and, as things stand, Kenyans in the diaspora who would have been the proverbial swing voters in the March 4 election have effectively been disenfranchised for political reasons

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism Kenya

  • Kenya’s 2013 election will be a referendum on integrity

    Nathan Wangusi | Governance
    23.10.2012

    Two of the four Kenyans charged with crimes against humanity by the International Criminal Court, Uhuru Kenyatta and William Ruto, are planning to run for president and vice-president in the March 4 election. If they win, the implications for Kenya will be grave.

    Tagged under Governance Kenya

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