Sports is widely recognized as a sector with immense economic value. Over and above the economic potential are the socio-political benefits of sports for reconciliation and as a carrier for positive messages on issues such as corruption and HIV/Aids for the youth and society as a whole.

Information PS Dr. Bitange Ndemo (left) chats with Mr Kwamchetsi Makokha (center) and Mr. Solomon Kitungu, CEO of Privatisation Commission (right) during the launch of the Deliberate Loopholes Report.

IN JANUARY 2008, KENYA WAS ROCKED BY THE WORST POLITICAL VIOLENCE SINCE independence. By the time it ceased, and around 1,000 lives had been lost, over 600,000 displaced from their homes and property whose value is yet to be ascertained destroyed.

National Football Elections Candidates' Grand Debate  Michael Orwa of MOPA consults with Mr Hussein Mohammed, one of the aspirants for the Football Kenya Chairperson position, during the MOPA - National Football Election Candidates’ Grand Debate.

Gladwell Otieno, Exec. Dir. AfriCOG taking a moment to commemorate the Open Government Partnership with a group photo in New York. In the middle is the Us President Barack Obama

RT. Hon. Prime Minister Raila Odinga giving the opening remarks during IPI/AfriCOG Breakfast Policy Forum on Transnational Organised Crime and State Erosion in Kenya.