This brief examines the shifting dynamics of
illicit financial flows in Kenya
According to the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), 2022 report, it is estimated that about 50 million girls and women affected by Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) are from East African border areas.
The Yamoussoukro Declaration of 1999 on the easing up of rules and regulations of national airports for African airlines was meant to liberalize the regional market and competition.
Successive disarmament efforts in Kerio Valley have failed to bring lasting peace in the region as illicit weapons proliferation escalates.
The adoption of foreign surveillance tools in Africa threatens the continent’s security and sovereignty.
Marginalization of persons with disabilities (PWDs) within the formal employment sector in Kenya remains highly prevalent hence the need for intervention.
This brief examines the gaps in preventing digital fraud in Kenya’s financial systems and services. It explores cybercrime awareness amongst finance-based professionals and consumers; investigative and legal expertise; unregulated financial technology; and lastly institutional security systems.
Community policing (CP) was initiated in 2005 to improve police and community relations; enable democratic policing and create a safe and secure society.
This paper examines the loopholes in refugee management in Kenya subjecting the country to transnational organized crimes.
As we approach the August 9, 2022 elections, runaway insecurity perpetrated by gangs in Nakuru County is a source of concern.
The Global South is awash with precious minerals and natural resources, though their prudent management presents a mixed bag of fortunes.
This brief evaluates financing and governance challenges pervasive to the revitalization of green spaces for sustainable development in Kenya.
Counterfeit trade in Kenya poses significant challenges to the economy. In 2018, the vice was valued at KES 100 billion, with one in five products being counterfeit.