Tisa In the press

Some civil society groups have faulted international financing institutions for continually lending money to Kenya despite evidence that a chunk of it is lost through corruption.

The High Court has dismissed a petition by former nominated Senator Paul Njoroge, seeking to postpone the August 9 election to next year.

A consortium of civil society groups has launched a campaign dubbed Okoa Uchumi aimed at pushing for political accountability and bolster constitutional safeguards in public debt management.

– The ‘Okoa Uchumi’ campaign is geared toward challenging the underfunding of county services.It will also vanguard a joint civil society debt campaign to demand debt transparency, debt resolution, a

Many Kenyans are struggling to pay rent and buy food due to the economic damage caused by Covid-19 pandemic, a survey shows.

Members of the Civil Society Organizations (CSO) have urged the government to re-open the development of the proposed debt policy and borrowing framework to enable public participation.

A section of economists and civil society groups are opposed to the government’s plan to revert the debt ceiling to a measure of GDP as opposed to an absolute figure.

Two activists have sued in a Mombasa court seeking the disclosure of documents related to the Sh450 billion Standard Guard Railway (SGR) project.

Human Rights groups have called on government and all the aspiring candidates in the coming general elections to put the public debt management and accountability at the core of public discourse.