Critical Infrastructure

Kenya’s Most Expensive Habit: Why We Keep Rescuing Institutions Instead of Reforming Them

The Communications Authority’s decision to draw on the Universal Service Fund (USF) to prevent the closure of 17 Posta Kenya branches has reignited an important debate about the future of public institutions in Kenya. On the surface, the intervention appears justified. Posta continues to provide services in areas where private logistics and courier operators have little commercial […]...

Infrastructure, Power and Oversight: The Questions Facing Kenya’s NIF

For decades, Kenya’s approach to developing its infrastructure has been the usual one – borrowing money to build roads or power plants. This has led to an increase in the national debt, and the go...

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Anonymous Sudan’s Capture Offers a Reprieve to Critical Infrastructure Worldwide

Anonymous Sudan is a hacker group that began its activities in January 2023. It became known for carrying out Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks by flooding websites and other online service...

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Kenya’s Most Expensive Habit: Why We Keep Rescuing Institutions Instead of Reforming Them

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