By Francis Orieny
Subeditor, Gender
Nation Media Group
What you need to know:
Persistent sexist attacks against women politicians continue undermining democracy, inclusion and constitutional gender equality in Kenya.
Gender-based hostility in politics discourages women leaders and weakens inclusive governance, accountability and democratic representation.
By Francis Orieny
Subeditor, Gender
Nation Media Group
What you need to know:
Persistent sexist attacks against women politicians continue undermining democracy, inclusion and constitutional gender equality in Kenya.

Persistent struggles pave women's path to political representation across competitive landscapes.

When Kenyans voted for the 2010 Constitution, they promised themselves a new Kenya founded on equality, accountability,…

More than 10 women MPs have urged Kenyans to elect more female leaders in the 2027 elections, saying increased representation is…

Experts highlight the alarming rates of violence against women in politics, revealing how intimidation and abuse deter female…

Proposed amendments could strengthen reporting, investigations and training, but leadership commitment remains critical to…

The experience of a Kenyan politician who dared to have her babies abroad is far from unique, laws are not enough to make digital…