KAI Supports the Right to Education and Skills for Marginalised Communities The Kenya Association of Intellects (KAI) believes that education and skills training are the most powerful tools for breaking the cycle of poverty, inequality, and exclusion. For marginalised communities, access to education is not just a right—it is theRead More

The Kenya Association of Intellects (KAI) strongly affirms that access to health is not a privilege—it is a fundamental human right guaranteed under the Constitution of Kenya (Article 43). Every Kenyan, regardless of income, gender, age, or location, deserves quality, affordable, and accessible healthcare. Why the Right to Health MattersRead More

Motorist Guide: Every car on Kenyan roads must have third-party insurance. It’s the cheapest option, but many drivers don’t fully understand what it covers—or how to protect themselves when insurers delay or ignore claims. Here’s a simple guide from the Kenya Association of Intellects (KAI) to help you stay safeRead More

Know Your Rights: Ensuring Insurance Companies Honour Their Covers Insurance is supposed to protect you when unexpected events happen—whether it’s illness, an accident, property loss, or business interruption. But too often, policyholders find themselves struggling to get insurers to pay out, even after faithfully paying premiums. Here’s what you needRead More

PRESS RELEASE Kenya Association of Intellects (KAI) Calls for Justice Reform and Police Transparency Through Public Participation Nairobi, Kenya — [Date] — The Kenya Association of Intellects (KAI) has reaffirmed its support for justice reforms, police transparency, and stronger public participation as critical foundations for restoring public trust in Kenya’sRead More

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POLICY MEMORANDUM TO: The Cabinet Secretary, Ministry of Co-operatives and Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises DevelopmentCC: Sacco Societies Regulatory Authority (SASRA), Parliamentary Committee on Finance and PlanningFROM: Kenya Association of Intellects (KAI)DATE: ____________SUBJECT: Protecting Investors and Restoring Confidence in SACCOs for Economic and Social Growth 1. Background Savings and CreditRead More

Protecting Our Children: 1. Why This Matters Schools are meant to be safe spaces for children. But some teachers and schools still beat children, even though the law in Kenya bans corporal punishment. This is not only wrong but also illegal. Parents have the right to speak up and takeRead More

LEGAL PETITION IN THE MATTER OF: Protection of Children Against Corporal Punishment in SchoolsAND IN THE MATTER OF: Enforcement of the Children Act, 2001 and the Basic Education Act, 2013AND IN THE MATTER OF: Parents and Students Seeking Redress Against Rogue Teachers and Schools 1. Parties to the Petition 2.Read More

The First Digital Case Evidence Portal: Transforming Justice with Transparency, Privacy, and Trust In today’s digital era, justice demands more than traditional processes—it requires transparency, efficiency, and absolute trust. To meet this need, we have developed the first Digital Case Evidence Portal, powered by a digital hyperledger system designed toRead More