Vol 46 No 10 | KENYA Ship ahoy! 13th May 2005 A legal and political row is brewing over an expensive new warship Assurances to the Treasury by the Chief of General Staff, General Joe Kibwana, about a 4.1 billion Kenya Shilling (US$53.5 million) deal to buy a new patrol boat...
Vol 46 No 9 | KENYA Biwott is back again 29th April 2005 Three anti-corruption campaigners have left the scene as Total Man returns The drive against corruption has run out of steam. President Mwai Kibaki's National Rainbow Coalition was elected in January 2003 on a straightforward anti-corruption platform (AC Vol 46...
Vol 46 No 4 | KENYA Waterborne corruption 18th February 2005 Pressure mounts on President Mwai Kibaki to act against corruption after his anti-graft czar, John Githongo, resigned on 7 February. Opposition MPs and local campaigners are looking at...
Vol 46 No 3 | KENYA Rebellion under the rainbow 4th February 2005 Infighting in the ruling coalition over election rules and constitutional reform further undermines President Kibaki President Mwai Kibaki faces a new schism in the ranks of the unstable National Rainbow Coalition (Narc) over his ultimatum that all its parties must hold elections by...
Vol 46 No 3 | KENYA The new flagbearers 4th February 2005 As the governing National Rainbow Coalition (Narc) quarrels over internal elections, Kenya's alliance system is becoming increasingly fluid and a new set of leaders is jockeying for position...
Vol 45 No 23 | KENYA Golden trial 19th November 2004 The future of the official investigation into the US$600 million Goldenberg export fraud is in doubt. Africa Confidential has learned that several deadlines for its completion have been...
Vol 45 No 20 | KENYA In the IMF fold - just 8th October 2004 Nerves were calmed in the coalition government on 24 September when the International Monetary Fund agreed to release the second part of a US$36 million loan. The cash...
Vol 45 No 16 | KENYA On the trail 6th August 2004 Pressure is mounting on the government to speed its probe into the Anglo Leasing affair and act against the Kenyan and foreign traders involved in it. The company...
Vol 45 No 15 | KENYABRITAIN Clay's feat 21st July 2004 Whitehall's envoy breaks with eumphemism and talks straight on graft British High Commissioner Edward Clay's poetic excursion into corruption busting has sparked an expected political storm. Less predictable has been the rapid unravelling of more corrupt deals set...
Vol 45 No 13 | KENYA Anura Perera, an apology 25th June 2004 In our article entitled 'Fighting Mighty Magendo', published 28 May 2004 . . .