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Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa (BRICS) are a recognised trading bloc since 2009, following their inaugural summit in Yekaterinburg, Russia, with some observers denoting the organisation as a counterpoise to Western economic alliances.1 Currently, its member states include: Br...
On 30 June 2026, President William Ruto chaired a Cabinet meeting at State House, Nairobi, in which the Cabinet established a Standing Cabinet Committee on Artificial Intelligence (the Committee).1 This Committee was formed with the mandate of steering Kenya’s national artificial intelligen...
This report presents the Focus Group Discussion (FGD) findings and recommendations that accompany the doctrinal analysis of Kenya’s legal and policy framework for AI accessibility for persons with disabilities. Bringing together Organisations of Persons with Disabilities, accessibility advocates, assistive technology developers and policymakers, the FGD grounds the doctrinal ...
Artificial Intelligence holds significant promise for persons with disabilities, powering assistive technologies such as sign language recognition and speech-to-text systems that can meaningfully advance accessibility. Yet without deliberate design, AI systems risk deepening existing barriers through biased training data and inaccessible interfaces. This report examines Kenya...
Artificial Intelligence holds significant promise for persons with disabilities, powering assistive technologies such as sign language recognition and speech-to-text systems that can meaningfully advance accessibility. Yet without deliberate design, AI systems risk deepening existing barriers through biased training data and inaccessible interfaces. This report examines Kenya...