DOWNLOAD YOUR COPY: The Chronicle Weekly June 22, 2026
In this issue:
2027: The opposition’s greatest dilemma is not Ruto: Can the opposition beat Ruto in 2027 if it can’t first agree on itself? Our cover story this week digs into the real obstacle standing between the opposition and State House.
Reparations, resistance, and the unfinished business of 2024: Compensation may ease the pain. Only accountability closes the wound. Two years on, what does justice for 2024 actually look like? We weigh reparations against accountability in this week’s issue.
Kenya at the G7: Nine Outcomes, One Question: We map what Ruto actually secured across debt, green energy, digital infrastructure, and food systems — and ask what the implementation pathway looks like once the cameras leave.
The Debt We Owe: A data story on KNCHR’s Sh2 billion reparations framework for 1,101 verified victims of state violence. The framework exists. The money does not. We break down the six violation categories, what compensation looks like per category, and why four years after the recommendations were tabled, most survivors are still waiting.
Sports Money and AFCON Dream: The Finance Bill 2026 allocates funds for sports infrastructure. We interrogate whether those numbers are serious, or whether Kenya is hosting a continental tournament on a wish and a prayer.
The Creator Economy Is Not Disrupting Media. It Is Replacing It: Our culture and business feature argues that the shift is structural, not cyclical. Legacy media is not being disrupted; it is being vacated. And Kenyan creators are building in the space that remains.
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