“Women now feel that they can speak out against violence against women and children,” says Nancy Mokami, a trained paralegal helping in the fight for women’s rights in Makima in Upper Eastern Kenya.“...
March 24th was the first of a 4 day meeting for the Heads of Programme from over 30 countries taking place at the famous Sunnyside Hotel, a venue with a great deal of history in AAI. This is the site...
To: Ministers of Finance of The Republic of Burundi, The Republic of Kenya, The Republic of Rwanda, The United Republic of Tanzania and The Republic of Uganda.Subject: End tax incentives in the...
Inaudot Primary School in Elng’ata Waus, Kajiado County in Kenya is one of the many schools that are suffering since they have to operate with a limited budget
While international companies enjoy tax holidays in Kenya, there are no government monies to pay teachers like Jane Irungu, even though she works at a public school that is supposed to pay all...
Recent months have seen a number of high profile exposés of the schemes big-name companies such as Google, Apple and Starbucks use to cut billions off their tax bills. The news has shocked a lot of...
Revenue is critical to a country’s development agenda and that is the reason ActionAid International Kenya is appealing all Kenyans to ‘make noise’ on issues revolving to tax in particular revenue...
One of the main reasons developing countries are unlikely to achieve many of the Millennium Development Goals, and escape the persistent poverty that plagues even those poorer countries that achieve...
As dust settles on Kenya’s General election, the county governments are slowly taking shape. For ActionAid it is a new dawn, a new era, an opportunity to do things differently and maximize on our...
