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It's time to address rising cases of online gender-based violence

Technology-facilitated gender-based violence is rapidly intensifying in Kenya, exposing gaps between global commitments and the lived reality of women facing escalating online abuse.
By Njahira Gitahi 2h ago
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Rising climate-related disasters are exposing major gaps in global insurance systems, highlighting the urgent need for Kenya to rethink flood insurance as NatCat losses surge into trillions.
By Dr Hillary Wachinga 2h ago
Parents and guardians must remain vigilant at all times as children face increasing risks of sexual exploitation both offline and online.
By Sharon Tanui 1d ago
Zimbabwe must carefully navigate its constitutional moment by recognising that the parliamentary election of a president can still uphold democratic representation.
By Mabasa Sasa 1d ago
The success of the Artemis II project, with astronauts making a reconnaissance visit to the far end of the moon, should be celebrated by all of humanity
By Nehemiah Okwembah 2d ago
There is a particular kind of suffering that comes not from poverty alone, nor from violence alone, but from the persistent gap between what a nation professes and what it practises.
By Daniel Chege 2d ago
There is an old temptation in politics, to praise the press in principle, use it in practice, and resent it the moment it begins to do its real work.
By Gitobu Imanyara 2d ago
Africa needs about 2.8 trillion dollars between 2020 and 2030 to implement its climate plans, leaving a gap of about 2.5 trillion dollars, nearly eighty per cent unmet.
By Isaac Kalua Green 2d ago
Donald Trump, a self-assured political operator, compares himself to Jesus and has reportedly said positive things about Adolf Hitler.
By Macharia Munene 2d ago
The Kenyan government has been actively signing Bilateral Labour Agreements with nations like Germany, Canada, and Saudi Arabia to secure opportunities for the youth
By Ezekiel Kagunda 2d ago
There are two clips of Chuka University’s Vice Chancellor, Prof Henry Mutembei, that keep replaying in my head.
By Peter Theuri 2d ago
Last week, and for the first time in a very long time, I queued for petrol somewhere in Karatina.
By Mutahi Mureithi 2d ago
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