Al Jazeera reports on the gangs of so-called “goons” responsible for the increasing violence at Kenya's political rallies.

Julius Ogogoh warns that Kenya is regressing into political violence, urging accountability for financiers and demanding the ...

Kenyan politicians are hiring armed thugs for as little as $4 per day, as poverty and ruthless political competition threaten ...

Violent disruptions of political and civic events are raising concerns about the use of hired gangs as Kenya heads toward ...

NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Kenya's political word of the moment is “goonism,” frequently uttered by national leaders to convey annoyance at the gangs that intimidate those whose political activities they ...

Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has directed the Inspector General of Police to pursue armed gangs, their ...

Kenya's economy continues to feel the effects of political tension, with analysts warning that prolonged political disputes ...

Kenya has finally placed one of the most important public finance ideas into law: a Sovereign Wealth Fund. On paper, this is ...

The lesson is simple: no community owns Kenya, no politician owns a community and no leader is bigger than the republic.

On a quiet Wednesday last month, a Kenyan politician stopped for coffee after getting his hair cut in the western city of Kisumu. Moments later, a group of hooded youths set upon Senator Godfrey ...

When President William Ruto held rallies in Nyeri County on 2 April to promote his administration’s agenda, the reception was noticeably muted. The atmosphere stood in stark contrast to that of 2022, ...

Despite billions of shillings in international aid and domestic disaster funds, Kenya’s humanitarian response continues to falter, repeatedly leaving communities in drought- and flood-prone areas ...