Freedom and Development
EAPC’s Programs Manager, makes a Point during the Presentation at Blue Post Hotel In Thika. By Polycap Nyaribo, Programs Asssistant: Eastern Africa Policy Centre. 14th October, Blue Post Hotel-Thika. The Eastern Africa Policy Centre in conjunction with its project Read More …
By: Alex Njeru, Research and Programs Director- Eastern Africa Policy Centre. Events happening late last month have provided proof yet again that Kenya’s sugar sector remains in limbo. Mumias Sugar started by declaring a half year loss of 1.58 Billion Read More …
From the colonial days to present day, the sugar industry has been an integral component of the Kenyan economy. It has grown in significance over the years, in the present day the sector contributes about 15 percent to the country’s Read More …
Formal and informal trade barriers remain major obstacles to economic growth and social development in the East African Community (EAC). In the World Economic Freedom Report 2013, EAC countries — Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Uganda — ranked in the Read More …
EAPC was established in April of 2013 in Kenyan as a non-profit, Think-Tank organization dedicated to educating society on the benefits of entrepreneurship and fostering public awareness of important policy issues concerning business, government, and civil society. Through seminars, publications and articles, EAPC, seek Read More …
Some commentators have referred to Kenya’s 2010 constitution as the most progressive constitution sub-Saharan Africa has ever seen. Well, that might sound a little bit like a hyperbole, but the Kenyan constitution lays the perfect foundation for a constitutional democracy. Read More …
They say a man’s character can be deciphered from the character of his friends. This holds true for nations as well, and I can as well say that South Sudan has taken very little time to catch the bad manners Read More …