In Kenya today, a woman can be raped, murdered, and buried without justice while the country’s political class offers little more than silence, hashtags, and hollow committees.

Earlier this year, the Kenyatta University Women’s Economic Empowerment Hub revealed that Kenya loses Sh41 billion every year ...

The Government of Kenya has paid Ksh16 million in compensation to four survivors of sexual violence stemming from the 2007/08 post-election crisis after nearly 13 years of waiting. According to a ...

These are the words of Rogers Omollo, founder and CEO of Activate Action – a youth-led non-profit organisation that supports ...

Kenya’s femicide crisis is so pervasive that even female police officers are not immune –– such as victim and mother-of-two ...

CNN takes a look at gender-based violence in Kenya through the lens of female officers working at gender desks who themselves ...

On July 15 in Sarkoy, Turkey, a huge wildfire swept through forests and farmland. Strong winds spread flames to several villages, prompting evacuations and road closures. Hundreds of firefighters with ...

The brutal murder of Wanjiru Ng’ang’a sparks a bold reflection on Kenya’s femicide crisis, failed gender policies, and the urgent need to uplift both sexes.

Ruto’s crackdown on Echoes of War is a stark warning to artists, youth and workers across Kenya and internationally: any expression of opposition, no matter how symbolic or restrained, will be ...

Civil Society Organisations push for legal reforms to end femicide in Kenya Among the recommendations put forward was the establishment of legal and policy reforms to address the issue.