An Account of Enforced Disappearances in Kwale County. This report is titled “Who’s Next?”, alluding to community members’ fears about who’s the next victim of involuntary disappearance. Which family will have to live through the anger and agony caused by extra-judicial killings and enforced disappearances?
Incessant burglaries, stealing and theft continued to plague the Kwale Municipality within the headquarters of Kwale County in late 2021 to 2022. Over 40 incidents of housebreaking were reported in less than a year where burglars randomly struck at houses making away with electronics, cash, and jewelry collectively worth over five (5) million Kenyan shillings without a trace whatsoever.
Lifting the Veil of Corporate Impunity is a
compilation and summary of court cases,
study and media reports and analysis on the environmental concerns and impacts of ARM Cement Ltd (formerly Athi River Mining Limited).
The impacts and concerns are with regard to
the operations of the company with effects
touching on Health, Environment, Safety and labour relations of communities living in or around Kaloleni and Rabai constituencies of Kilifi County
The reported level of corruption and bureaucratic interference
continue to negatively affect performance of county and national
government institutions and departments mandate with key
functions. The blatant corruption and abuse of office by duty bearers
and public officers continues unabated. For instance, investigation from
the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) say preliminary
findings have shown that several laws on public procurement were flouted
during the awarding of the COVID-19 tenders .
The assessment was conducted to 30 small
scale and large scale mining companies in
Kilifi, Kwale and Taita Taveta Counties. A
total of 10 large scale and 20 small scale
mining companies mainly distributed in
the mineral belt of Kasighau, Kishushe and
Mwatate in Taita Taveta County, Kuranze,
Maumba - Shimba hills area and Waa in
Kwale County and Jaribuni, Gongoni,
Ganze and Tezo in Kilifi County.
This is HURIA’s special report on its response to alleged denial, infringement, violation and
threatening of human rights against members of the public. The report gives an overview of
the typical complaints and disputes on human rights violations received in the interest of
members of the public who cannot act on their own behalf. It gives an analysis of the
complainants and recommendations for improving the organizations response to public
complaints drawing from cases filed between 2013 to the first half of 2018.