- Countries:
- Kenya
- Topics:
- Business, Development, Governance
The Girl in the Meadow gives a citizen’s account of the state of the nation covering crime, employment, investment opportunities and micro-finance enterprise including her personal “jua kali” (informal) tips on stock trading.
Start the Conversation
Recent Articles also in Sub-Saharan Africa
- › Cameroon: From “kind” thieves to mobile credit as legal tender
- › Angola: The high cost of living in Luanda
- › Uganda & Kenya: In Search of e-Governance
- › Southern Madagascar Hit Hard by Severe Drought and Toxic Spill
- › Cameroon: Bloggers discuss Paul Biya's 27 years in power
Recent Links also in Sub-Saharan Africa
Malawian President wants more power!: “Malawian President Bingu wa Mutharika, whose party enjoys a parliamentray majority, is seeking to beef up his powers before he exits the political stage in 2014.”
Sokari writes about Pambazuka News special Women’s issues focusing on the last 15 years since Beijing Platform for Action and the future for women’s rights on the continent.
Marshal discusses Sex Workers Bill in Malawi: “Recent media reports pointing that the government intends to come up with a Sex Worker’s Bill with an aim of protecting sex workers in the country, shocked quite a few of us.”
Funding drive
Global Voices Email Updates
Get summaries of new stories from Global Voices in your inbox daily, weekly, or just sign up for important announcements.
Our Other Sites
Special Projects
This site is licensed under a
Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License
Please read our attribution policy.
Ivan Sigal8 posts 
Riyadh Al Balushi39 posts 
Rezwan1483 posts 
vergilyeh1 posts 
John Kennedy740 posts 
Abdurahman Warsame5 posts 
Dechen Pemba3 posts 
Marwa Rakha141 posts 
Robert Woo5 posts 
Hoa Quach8 posts 
Juhie Bhatia34 posts 
Anas Qtiesh18 posts
Bhutan: Shangri-La or Ethnic Cleanser?
- I agree, great job Sonam. It's so helpful to learn a more balanced perspective about the whole ...
- VAC
What gives you the right to judge us more ? Firstly- don’t add your usual "package " o...
more »