By Cornelius Gateri On August 28th 2010, Kenya promulgated the Constitution of Kenya 2010, which was unveiled by the late former President Mwai Kibaki. To many Kenyans, this was a glimmer of hope for the realization of a dream they had long awaited after decades of political oppression, abuse of power, a weak bill of
By Kelvin Mutua Lawyer, Mediator. I recently watched a university student draft an entire essay without once formulating an original sentence. She typed a prompt into ChatGPT, copied the output, tweaked a few words, and submitted it within ten minutes. When I asked her what the essay argued, she hesitated. She had not read it
By Rachel Praise Wafula, Lawyer In Kenya’s political field, popular slogans used to be born on the backs of pickup trucks, baptized in the dust of public rallies, and cemented by the sheer willpower of crowd mechanics. However, as the high-stakes chess match for the 2027 General Election heats up, the frontlines of political warfare
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