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Public debt and taxes: High Cost, Low Returns for Kenyans

Kenya has experienced a remarkable transformation in its democratic governance. This change has been inspired by its dynamic, vibrant, fearless, though frustrated, youth population. In June 2024,…

Women small scale farmers in Kenya are the backbone of Agricultural Production. Photo by Eyeris Communication.

Are we redefining the obvious? Maybe let’s just use the tools we have!

It was not a particularly brilliant day, but the sun was out just enough to stir the gloom of a cloudy day in Sagana, Kenya. Oxfam in Kenya and the Institute for Public Finance-Kenya had invited…

Photo Credit: Joyce K

Leading from the front

Oxfam in Kenya awarded the most collaborative NGO by Kenya Revenue Authority for its work on Fiscal Justice. Tax Justice has been an anchor pillar of work under the Governance and Accountability…

Are the victims of Inequality at the Global table?

Barely a month ago, I had the opportunity to visit Lopiding, a quiet and scenic village just outside Lokichogio in Turkana County, Kenya. My colleagues and I were here to conduct a baseline study for…

Photo credit: Sam Tarling

A powerful and resilient minority

It is this minority group of Kenyans that will eventually get the national and county governments to fully abide by the spirit of our constitution and learn to involve citizens in the business of…

View of Nairobi. Photo Credit Kevin Wabungo

Davos 2017 is now behind us: Next steps for activists

The fight against inequality needs to remain alive and present in our daily battles; with CSOs actively mobilizing citizens to hold their governments to account, until we get to that finishing line…

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