Caroline Gray

Early this year on the 30th of May, the centre held a Roundtable discussion to discuss President Ruto's State visit to the United States of America and it's implications for Kenya. Here are some photos.

Today, Dr. Maluki, chairman, DDIS, hosted Mr. Drew Giblin, the US cultural attach who paid a courtesy call to DDIS. He was accompanied by Crystal Waiterkus, the public affairs officer, Susan Muriugi, Public affairs officer and Caroline Gray, our Fulbright research associate.

Dr. Maluki, hosted, Mr. David Brown, CEO, Ubuso Capital a Fintech company venturing into the East African Market. Paid a courtesy call to discuss, cooperations, on establishing a Centre of Excellence in International Business and Innovation in developing local solutions.

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BREAKING: Kenyan President William Ruto will not sign the controversial finance bill that sparked yesterday's deadly protests. Here's some background on what happened yesterday as demonstrators stormed Kenya's parliament. gzeromedia.com/news/watching/…

MY instant reaction: President William Ruto could have withdrawn the Finance Bill a few days ago and saved lives. But he was obstinate, and I watched police shoot protesters dead for no reason at all

The Star [@TheStarKenya] reporting that President Ruto has declined to sign the Finance Bill 2024 into law. The bill will now be sent back to Parliament before they break for recess today.

Spoke to @gzeromedia about the anti-tax protests. Kenya faces a major debt crisis, but Ruto has a choice in terms of what the tax structure is. Why should the burden of raising funds to repay Kenya's debts fall on lower-income Kenyans, protestors wonder. gzeromedia.com/news/watching/…

scary scene in nairobi, kenya as thousands of protesters storm parliament to fight against tax increases

Demonstrators have breached Kenya's Parliament in protest of tax hikes. At least five people were reportedly killed and over 30 wounded. This video footage appears to show protesters storming the country's Senate. Watch this space for updates.

I'm still here, and will be live on CNN for a few more hours tonight

#Kenya while we await William Ruto's address, the scenes outside parliament in #Nairobi has been really upsetting: - police fire live rounds at protesters - Amnesty International says 5 dead, many injured - military now deployed to assist police force - internet disrupted 1/

I saw police shoot dead unarmed young men in front of Kenya's parliament. My final thoughts on a deadly day of protests

BREAKING: At least 12 prominent social media users have been "abducted in the middle of the night" ahead of protests in Kenya against over-taxation, Amnesty International tells CNN.

Investing in emerging economies like Kenya is part of Biden's strategy to build a safeguard a more resilient US-led global economy. It's part of an insurance policy against geopolitical shocks. My analysis of Ruto's US visit for @ForeignPolicy. foreignpolicy.com/2024/05/23/ken…

Building a resilient economy that can withstand geopolitical shocks cannot happen in a vacuum—reliable partners need to be part of that equation. That’s where countries like Kenya come in, Caroline Gray writes. foreignpolicy.com/2024/05/23/ken…

Closer ties to emerging economies like Kenya are an insurance policy for Washington against geopolitical shocks. foreignpolicy.com/2024/05/23/ken…

Kenyan President William Ruto’s visit today does not simply represent America’s renewed commitment to the African continent, it is also about building and safeguarding a more resilient global economy led by the United States. foreignpolicy.com/2024/05/23/ken…

"The US is proposing to make Kenya the first country in Africa to benefit from funding in the Chips and Science Act." bloomberg.com/news/articles/…