Death of Activist Caroline Mwatha Part 8 of 9
About the Series
On 6 February 2019, Caroline Mwatha-Ochieng went missing. A week later, her body was found at the City Mortuary in Nairobi, the same place where it is said that both her family and the police had earlier on searched without success.
The narrative from the Department of Criminal Investigation (DCI) suggests that...
Campaign Mobilisers to Decision Makers: Women Seek Greater Political Voice
By Sefu Sabila, DevReporter, Trans Nzoia County
Key Highlights
Women in Trans Nzoia remain underrepresented in decision-making despite being the majority as per the 2019 census that placed their numbers at 3.4 million
Failure by women leaders to support women at the grassroots, has seen lower voter turnout during elections
However, women leaders are...
Battling Mental Health Issues in Gusii
By Elizabeth Angira, Devreporter, Kisii County
Battling Mental Health issues in Gusii
Robinson Omwenga, from Metamaywa, Nyamira County, started feeling unwell in 2000. Although in public he appeared well with a smile on his face, he was silently battling mental health...
Importance Of Education
This video is posted on this page because we have found it to fit the philosophy of our non-profit initiative about creating a “woke” citizenry through the provision of relevant information to help individuals make informed decisions on all matters. This clip mirrors the vision we have for our overall educational programmes. We have...
Death of Activist Caroline Mwatha Part 1 of 9
About the Series
On 6 February 2019, Caroline Mwatha-Ochieng went missing. A week later, her body was found at the City Mortuary in Nairobi, the same place where it is said that both her family and the police had earlier on searched without success.
The narrative from the Department of Criminal Investigation (DCI) suggests that...
Media Must Shape Peace, Not Conflict, as Kenya Approaches 2027
By Edwin Wanjawa and Dommie Yambo-Odotte
As the world marks World Press Freedom Day on May 3, this year’s theme—“Shaping a Future at Peace: Promoting Press Freedom for Human Rights, Development and Security”—could not be more timely. Across the globe, the space for independent journalism is shrinking under the weight of political pressure, economic fragility,...
CLIMATE ACTION MUST BEGIN WITH SOCIETY, CULTURE, AND COMMUNITIES
By Dommie Yambo-Odotte and Edwin Wanjawa
As the world commemorates World Environment Day 2026 under the theme “Climate Action,” humanity is once again confronted with an urgent truth: climate change is no longer a future threat. It is a lived reality shaping economies, politics, cultures, and everyday life across the globe.
In Kenya, the signs are...
CSRG – Dr. Tuesday Gichuki on Public Participation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k844bSulqjY
“KNOW YOUR RIGHTS AND DUTIES, A Compendium of Civic Space Laws”
(For further information on the sessions held across various counties visit the links below)
https://www.radiobaraza.org/know-your-rights-nbo1/
https://www.radiobaraza.org/know-your-rights-nbo2/
https://www.radiobaraza.org/know-your-rights-bungoma/
https://www.radiobaraza.org/know-your-rights-msa/
https://www.radiobaraza.org/know-your-rights-meruembu/
Radio Baraza