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News May 3, 2026

The Global Centre for Policy and Strategy in partnership with the Embassy of Japan in Kenya hosts Japan Minister of Foreign Affairs His Excellency MOTEGI Toshimitsu.

We serve as a bridge, a think tank dedicated to policy dialogue, research, and strategic engagement. Our cherished partnership with the Embassy of Japan enables sustained high-level exchange, and we stand ready to act as a Strategic Policy Advisory Hub connecting Eastern Africa with Japan and beyond – Dr. Ken Asembo , GLOCEPS Executive Director […]

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News Apr 29, 2026

Gloceps Webinar Series – Week 6 Highlights

Week 6 of the GLOCEPS Webinar Series on Institutionalizing the Legacy of Rt. Hon. Raila Odinga: Constitutionalism, Democratic Reform, and AU Agenda 2063 3 delivered a rich discussion on democratic consolidation, political settlements, and the evolving role of political leadership in Kenya. Amb. Dr. Josephine Ojiambo, on behalf of Brig (Rtd) Wilson Boinnet, chaired the […]

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News Apr 22, 2026

Gloceps Webinar Series – Week 5 highlights

Week 5 of the GLOCEPS Webinar Series on Institutionalizing the Legacy of Rt. Hon. Raila Odinga: Constitutionalism, Democratic Reform, and AU Agenda 2063 delivered a rich and forward-looking conversation on electoral integrity, elite bargaining, and political settlements in Africa. Read more here

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News Apr 15, 2026

Gloceps Week 4 highlights

Week 4 of the GLOCEPS Webinar Series on Institutionalizing the Legacy of Rt. Hon. Raila Odinga: Constitutionalism, Democratic Reform, and AU Agenda 2063 delivered a rich and forward-looking conversation on Africa’s governance trajectory. Read more here

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News Apr 8, 2026

GLOCEPS Week 3 Highlights – Key Insights

On 8 April 2026, GLOCEPS Council Member, Alexander M. Imbenzi, officially opened Week 3 of the GLOCEPS Webinar Series on Institutionalizing the Rt. Hon. Raila Odinga, EGH, CGH-Legacy: Constitutionalism, Democratic Reform, and AU-Agenda 2063. He highlighted the importance of turning reformist legacies into actionable governance outcomes across African institutions. Read more here

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News Apr 2, 2026

Gloceps Webinar Series: Gloceps Council Member (Eng.) Amb. Mahboub M. Maalim Opens Week 2 Of Institutionalizing The Raila Odinga Legacy For The Africa We Want

GLOCEPS Council member, Amb. (Eng.) Mahboub M. Maalim, CBS, OGW, C ENG, FIEK, representing Council Chair Brig. (Rtd) Wilson Boinett, MGH, CBS, opened Week 2 of the ten-week webinar series on 1 April 2026. The series, Institutionalizing the Raila Odinga Legacy: Constitutionalism, Democratic Reform, and the Realization of African Union Agenda 2063, provides a platform […]

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News Mar 27, 2026

GLOCEPS in a Consortium with BRAC –IGD and ETHOS Wins Southern Voice SVGD 2027 Flagship Programme Grant for Global Development

The Global Centre for Policy and Strategy (GLOCEPS), based in Kenya, East Africa, has secured a competitive research grant under the Southern Voice SVGD 2027 flagship programme, in partnership with the BRAC Institute of Governance and Development in Bangladesh, South Asia, and Ethos Innovation in Public Policy in Mexico, Latin America. The cross-continental consortium will […]

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News Mar 25, 2026

Gloceps Chair Brig (Rtd) Wilson Boinett Launches Webinar Series On Institutionalizing The Raila Odinga Legacy for The Africa We Want

Brigadier (Rtd) Wilson Boinett, Chair of the GLOCEPS Council of Advisers, officially launched the institution’s inaugural webinar series on 25th March 2026 See event details. The series, titled Institutionalizing the Raila Odinga Legacy: Constitutionalism, Democratic Reform, and the Realization of African Union Agenda 2063, marked the beginning of a high-level policy dialogue on governance resilience and ethical […]

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News Mar 23, 2026

Dr. Kenedy Asembo, GLOCEPS Executive Director, participated in the Strengthening Think Tanks Project workshop from 23–25 March 2026 in Nairobi.

Convened by Southern Voice, the African Economic Research Consortium (AERC), and the Institute of Development Studies (IDS), the workshop brought together 14 think tanks from Bangladesh, Brazil, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Kenya, Senegal, and South Africa to address persistent gaps between research evidence and policymaking. Using the newly co-created Resilience and Sustainability Self-Assessment Framework for think tanks […]

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