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STRATEGIC DIALOGUE BETWEEN GLOCEPS AND NDU-K TO ADVANCE EVIDENCE-BASED SECURITY COLLABORATION

On 24 February 2026, a high-level delegation from the Global Centre for Policy and Strategy (GLOCEPS), led by Brigadier (Rtd)…

On Thursday 19th February, Gloceps Executive Director Dr Ken Asembo held a meeting with Kenya Police Service Director Training and Research to discuss possible research collaboration and partnership in areas of mutual interests.

Reshaping India – Kenya Co-operation in the 21st Century Thursday, January 22nd 2026Trademark Hotel, Nairobi, Kenya

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GLOCEPS Advances Global Dialogue On South To South Partnerships In São Paulo, Brazil

On Monday 27th October our Executive Director, Dr. Kenedy Asembo, PhD, contributed as a distinguished panelist in a pivotal session…

GLOCEPS Executive Director – Dr. Kenedy Asembo attends the International Security Conference on Africa held from 19th – 21st May 2025 in Kigali, Rwanda

GLOCEPS welcomes His Excellency MATSUURA HIROSHI, The Ambassador of Japan to Kenya on Thursday 6th March 2025 from 12-00pm – 2-00pm at its premises

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The Global Centre for Policy and Strategy (GLOCEPS) extends its warmest congratulations to its Senior Associate, Prof. Noah O. Midamba, PhD, on his appointment by Education Cabinet Secretary, Hon. Julius Ogamba, EBS, as the Chairperson of the Moi University Council.

 Prof. Midamba launched GLOCEPS in 2021 as the Keynote Speaker, while serving as the Vice-Chancellor of KCA University. Since then,…

GLOCEPS Team led by Ag Executive Director, Dr Ken Asembo visited Sasakawa Peace Foundation, a leading research institution and Think Tank in Japan and held discussions with the Peace Foundation research team led by Programme Director Maho Nakayama with deliberations focused on research partnerships for climate action and Peace and security in Eastern Africa within the framework of FOIP.

On November 27-28, 2024, GLOCEPS represented by Denis Muniu participated in a workshop organized by the Institute for Security Studies (ISS) in collaboration with the Institute of Foreign Affairs (IFA) and the Life and Peace Institute (LPI). The dialogue centered on the Horn of Africa’s (HoA) security and defense cooperation, assessing the region’s capacity to address its multifaceted challenges. Key drivers of the discussion included escalating violence within member states, inter-state tensions, terrorism, economic instability, migration, and the region’s susceptibility to external interventions. The workshop brought together policymakers, diplomats, academics, and representatives from think-tanks to deliberate on these issues.