Weak governance systems and irregularly awarded deep-sea fishing contracts could deplete the country’s fisheries resources – including the threatened yellowfin tuna.
Sudan’s internal conflict has fuelled a new conflict economy in its northwest, amplifying regional illicit economies.
Women and children are captured during cattle raids on the border and forced into a lifetime of servitude.
Kenya needs in-depth empirical research to better regulate muguka and miraa drug consumption amid calls for restrictions.
Cross-border coordination is needed to protect the elephants that traverse the Amboseli and Enduimet ecosystems.
Criminals target loopholes in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania’s security force operations to exploit the lake’s ecosystem for profit.
Expediting major narcotics cases could improve Kenyans’ trust in the criminal justice system and help curb trafficking.
This paper uses two case studies to demonstrate the effects of failing transitions and democratic backsliding on rising transnational organised crime.
Syndicates driven by the high demand for cheap handsets are robbing Kenyans to supply the region with stolen mobiles.
The country must improve its financial integrity through its anti-money laundering laws, especially in the real estate, legal, casino and transport sectors.
From illegal fishing to smuggling, this report highlights the lake's vulnerability and the urgent need for action.
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