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CJ Koome's Legacy Focus: Accessible Justice, Reduced Backlog, Enhanced Integrity

Chief Justice Martha Koome is actively shaping her legacy through judicial reforms aimed at enhancing access to justice, significantly reducing case backlogs, and bolstering the integrity of Kenya's judicial system.

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Oct 13, 2025

Opinion & Analysis

“Hatuogopi”: Kenyan Women at the Heart of the Protest and Justice Movement

Kenyan women are leading, organizing, and shaping the nation’s protest and justice movement. From the streets to the digital stage, their stories, grief, and vision are redefining resistance and democracy in Kenya.

TKTruly Kenyan

Jul 11, 2025

Opinion & Analysis

Deepening Fault Lines: County-National Government Tensions Escalate Amid Political Unrest

Whether the country moves toward greater constitutional fidelity or deeper confrontation may well define the next phase of Kenya’s democratic project.

TKTruly Kenyan

Jul 11, 2025

Opinion & Analysis

Fuel Price Politics: The Tipping Point

As Kenya’s fuel prices soared in 2024 and 2025 due to global shocks and local austerity policies, public frustration boiled over into mass protests. This article examines how energy costs became a flashpoint in the broader struggle for economic justice.

TKTruly Kenyan

Jul 11, 2025

Opinion & Analysis

Kenya’s Food Security Under Pressure

Kenya’s fertilizer depot looting exposes deep flaws in agricultural policy and food security planning. With climate pressures mounting and rural anger rising, reforms must shift toward decentralized, climate-smart, and transparent systems that rebuild trust and resilience.

TKTruly Kenyan

Jul 11, 2025

Opinion & Analysis

The Sugar Shutdown

The Kenyan government’s decision to close sugar mills in Western Kenya has devastated local economies and exposed deeper failures in the sector. This article examines the policy’s impact, roots of mismanagement, and what meaningful reform must entail.

TKTruly Kenyan

Jul 11, 2025

Opinion & Analysis

Kikuyu Council’s Resurgence in Kenya’s Crisis and What It Reveals About Power

Often dismissed in the past decade as relics of a bygone era, these cultural custodians are now being called upon—by both the political elite and the grassroots—to mediate tensions, offer counsel, and help steer the region and, perhaps, the nation away from deepening chaos.

TKTruly Kenyan

Jul 11, 2025

Opinion & Analysis

A Region at the Crossroads Amid Shifting Alliances and Rising Tensions

Whether Mount Kenya leaders can rise above personal ambition and present a cohesive front—or continue down the path of fragmentation—will not only shape the region’s destiny but also profoundly affect the outcome of Kenya’s next political chapter.

TKTruly Kenyan

Jul 11, 2025

Opinion & Analysis

Kenya’s Rising Remittances: Unlocking Diaspora Wealth for Sustainable Development

To unlock its full potential, the country must move from sentiment-driven appeals to structured, trustworthy, and strategic frameworks that align diaspora wealth with Vision 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

TKTruly Kenyan

Jul 11, 2025

Opinion & Analysis

Can Recent Reforms Liberate Kenya’s Smallholder Farmers from Cartels and Debt

The current reforms may ease pressure for now—but unless deeply embedded systems of exploitation are confronted head-on, the sector risks slipping back into the same cycles of dependency and despair.

TKTruly Kenyan

Jul 11, 2025

Opinion & Analysis

What the Protests Reveal About Kenyans’ Fraught Relationship With Taxation and Government

The protests that erupted in June and July 2024, and reignited in July 2025, were triggered by the Finance Bill — but the discontent ran far deeper. As tens of thousands of mostly young Kenyans took to the streets, many carrying placards

TKTruly Kenyan

Jul 11, 2025

Opinion & Analysis

Bridging the Rift Between Political Branding and Lived Realities in Kenya

But narratives alone do not fill stomachs, pay rent, or create jobs. As economic pressures mount and political temperatures rise, the success of the bottom-up model will not be judged by rhetoric, but by results—measurable, inclusive, and sustainable.

TKTruly Kenyan

Jul 11, 2025

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