Kenya’s fight against corruption faces heightened scrutiny as calls grow to grant prosecutorial powers to the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC), with experts warning that such a move could weaken anti-corruption efforts. This comes amid rising concern over graft, with a recent EACC report indicating that Kenya loses over Ksh 608 billion annually to corruption,
The Law Society of Kenya (LSK) has condemned rising incidents of political violence, warning that the use of goons to disrupt lawful gatherings threatens Kenya’s constitutional order. In a press statement dated April 14, 2026, the society raised concern over recent cases where violent groups disrupted political events, sometimes with alleged involvement or inaction by
Charles Njiru Kanjama, born on November 17, 1977, grew up in Nairobi in a household that valued education, debate, and discipline. These early influences shaped his curiosity for law, governance, and public service-a foundation that continues to guide his professional and civic engagements. Kanjama’s educational path: LL.B (Second Class Upper)- University of Nairobi (2001) Postgraduate
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