Women Embrace Alternative Justice Systems To Resolve Land, Matrimonial Property Disputes

TAMU, Muhoroni July 3,- For years, ageing women Gladys Ochieng, Jane Akeyo, and Linet Akinyi have faced long-standing frustrations in accessing land, title deeds, and matrimonial property rights through the formal court system. Their legal battles have dragged on for years, often stalled by bureaucracy, high legal costs, and gender-based discrimination. Local Mediation Tired of…

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No Gen Z Protests in Kisumu As Governor Nyong’o Praises Residents for Restraint

KISUMU, Kenya-In a rare departure from the history of unrest, Kisumu City and its satellite towns gave the nationwide commemoration of the first anniversary of Gen Z’s protests a wide berth. The lakeside county has been the epicentre of kimbikimbis (demonstrations), in agitating human rights reforms since 1966 when the first Vice President Jaramogi Oginga…

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MCK Advises Journalists to Report Fairly and Stay Safe During ‘Kimbikimbi’ June 25th Protests

NAIROBI, Kenya -The Media Council of Kenya (MCK) has urged journalists to uphold ethical standards and prioritise safety while covering maandamano (demonstrations) marking the first anniversary of the Gen Z uprising on June 25. In a statement issued Tuesday, MCK Chief Executive Officer David Omwoyo emphasised adherence to the Code of Conduct for Media Practice,…

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Kisumu Activists Plan Peaceful Protests, Demand Compensation for Victims of Gen Z Uprising

KISUMU, Kenya – Human rights activists in Kisumu have called for peaceful demonstrations on Wednesday, June 25, to commemorate the first anniversary of the Gen Z-led uprising against the 2024 Finance Bill and the high cost of living. Citing Articles 1 and 3 of Kenya’s 2010 Constitution, the organizers urged residents especially the youth to…

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