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Compensation for Human-Wildlife Conflict: Understanding Your Legal Rights in Kenya
It’s a headline we’re seeing far too often: “Villager Killed by Elephant in Taita.” “Lion Mauls Child in Rongai.” This is...

Winnie Tsuma
Apr 214 min read


Of Queens and Contraband: What the recent Ant Smuggling Bust in Kenya Teaches Us About Wildlife Law
Who knew ants could make international headlines? Not just any ants, queen ants , and thousands of them. This month, Kenyan authorities...

Winnie Tsuma
Apr 163 min read


The Price of Exclusion: What the Gen Z Revolt Taught Us About Governance
When Gen Z stood up against Kenya’s Finance Bill, it wasn’t just about taxes—it was about voice . About being seen. About governance that...

Winnie Tsuma
Apr 32 min read


Inaction Is Also a Policy Choice: When Doing Nothing Says Everything
When we think about government policy, we usually imagine action. A new bill is passed. A press conference is called. A directive is...

Winnie Tsuma
Mar 312 min read


Think Before You Speak: The High Cost of Defamation in Kenya
Introduction: One Word Can Cost You Millions! Imagine this—you’re casually chatting with friends or posting on social media when you say...

Winnie Tsuma
Mar 153 min read


Supreme Court Ruling on Marriage and Property: What You Need to Know
When a marriage ends, who gets what? This is a question that many couples face, and in Kenya, the Supreme Court has played a major role...

Winnie Tsuma
Mar 103 min read


How Policies Actually Get Made: Kingdon’s Multiple Streams Framework
Policymaking might seem unpredictable—sometimes, issues linger for years with no action, while other times, change happens almost...

Winnie Tsuma
Mar 92 min read


Reflections on Policy & Legislative Drafting: A Consultant’s Perspective
Stakeholder Engagement Reflections on Policy & Legislative Drafting: A Consultant’s Perspective Legislative drafting isn’t just about...

Winnie Tsuma
Mar 92 min read


Why Legislative Drafting Matters: Beyond the Text of the Law
Legislative drafting is often viewed as a technical process—a step necessary to translate policy into law. However, beyond the structured...

Winnie Tsuma
Mar 92 min read
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