Kenya Governance Magazine

GARDAWORLD UNVEILS AI POWERED SECURITY HUB IN NAIROBI  Gardaworld Security has announced the launch of its AI-powered National Security Operations Centre in Nairobi, Kenya. The company says this facility is designed to enhance security operations across the country by leveraging artificial intelligence to improve surveillance, response times, and decision-making in critical situations. With a strong presence across Africa, as well as in North America, Europe, and the Middle East, GardaWorld Security brings extensive expertise and a wealth of resources to strengthen security services in the region. "Our brand evolution reflects the breadth of our service offering, as we continue to combine local knowledge with global strength and invest in training and technology to provide comprehensive security solutions,” said Rishi Ahluwalia, Country Director – Kenya, GardaWorld Security – Africa. "We have built a best-in-class business by combining KK Security’s decades of national experi...

Nairobi Hospital Vows Stability Despite Leadership Shakeup April 8, 2025. The Board of The Nairobi Hospital  today reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to service delivery and institutional integrity. In a press conference held at the hospital's amphitheatre, the Board addressed concerns amid a resurgence of reports concerning internal management matters. Speaking at the briefing, the newly appointed Board Chair, Barcley Onyambu, emphasised the Hospital's continued dedication to providing quality healthcare to patients and upholding its role as a trusted institution at the heart of Kenya's healthcare system. The Nairobi Hospital Board Reaffirms Commitment to Uninterrupted Service and Leadership Excellence. This is despite the leadership wrangles taking place in public.  The Nairobi Hospital has been making changes in its board of directors in a move aimed at enhancing governance and operational excellence. The newly appointed members bring diverse expertise and fresh perspe...

  Opposition leaders have vowed to move to court to stop the ongoing process of recruiting new commissioners for the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission if the government fails to consult them. In a press conference on Tuesday, April 1, the leaders, led by DAP-Kenya Party Leader Eugene Wamalwa, alongside Wiper boss Kalonzo Musyoka and PLP Party Leader Martha Karua, claimed the current recruitment process was unconstitutional. According to the leaders, the current process of recruiting new IEBC commissioners and a chairperson went against the National Dialogue Committee's (NADCO) foundations. The leaders claimed that because Raila Odinga - a long-time opposition leader - had signed an MoU with President Ruto, he could no longer be considered part of the opposition. During the presser, Wamalwa was adamant that while NADCO was meant to provide a platform for opposition and the government to engage in discussions of fundamental issues in the country, the Kenya Kwanza govern...