Credit access as a human right

A Kenyan news article emphasizes that access to credit should be considered a human right, as it is crucial for individual dignity, economic opportunity, and national development. Despite strides in financial inclusion, significant gaps remain, particularly for marginalized groups.

Report says girls still struggle to access quality education

JKUAT Addresses Reports Its Portal Was Hacked, All Students Fees Cleared

Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT) has refuted claims circulating on social media that its student portals were hacked and all fee balances cleared. The university clarified that a temporary system outage was due to scheduled maintenance and not a cyber-attack.

Gender based violence persists across Kenyan universities

Does your partner’s KCSE results matter in a relationship?

Economic, social and cultural rights violations top reported abuses in 2025

Violations of Economic, Social, and Cultural (ECOSOC) rights were the most reported abuses in Kenya over the past year, according to the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR) State of Human Rights Report 2024–2025. These violations accounted for nearly half of all complaints received, highlighting significant gaps in the realization of fundamental rights.