About AfriCOG
The Africa Centre for Open Governance (AfriCOG) is an independent, non-profit organisation. We provide cutting edge research and monitoring on governance and public ethics issues in both the public and private sectors. We aim to address the structural causes of the crisis of governance in East Africa.
We also work with other organisations at regional and international levels to promote collective efforts towards anti-corruption, accountability, transparency and openness in governance
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64 groups, individuals back UN’s withdrawal of Matt Hancook as UNECA special envoy – Graphic Online
Sixty-four African organisations and individuals, working in various fields in addressing Africa’s development challenges, have welcomed the...
The making of Kenya’s most expensive roads – The Standard
At Sh2.7 billion per kilometre, the Nairobi Expressway is now Kenya’s most expensive road, raising concerns about...
Court nullifies parastatal appointments of senior figures in Uhuru’s administration – The Star
A three-judge bench of the High Court has quashed several gazette notices, nullifying the appointment of 128...
Charterhouse: The Making of Kenya’s little dirty bank – The Standard
After 15 years, Charterhouse Bank has finally been wound up, going down in history as one of...
Report Reveals How Jubilee Govt Inflated Road Projects – Kenyans.co.ke
A December 2020 report by the Africa Centre for Open Governance (AfriCOG) has shed light on how...
Trillions spent, but where are the projects?
The Jubilee administration has spent trillions in development projects but they are not visible on the ground,...