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Caleb Koyo

Caleb Koyo Journalist

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Caleb Baraka Koyo is a Kenyan journalist and multimedia correspondent based in Nairobi, covering politics, governance, economics, security and international affairs.

🇰🇪 Kenya
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Elections Explainers The Next 54

Articles by Caleb Koyo

Explainer: Three Months to Elections, Guinea-Bissau Votes on a New Constitution Explainers

Explainer: Three Months to Elections, Guinea-Bissau Votes on a New Constitution

Guinea-Bissau will vote on constitutional changes on 30 August 2026, just over three months before presidential and legislative elections. The proposed reforms would significantly expand presidential powers, raising questions about political stability, democratic checks and the country’s transition from military rule to civilian government.

Aug 11, 2026 504
Explainer: What Zambia’s Voters Are Really Deciding on August 13 Explainers

Explainer: What Zambia’s Voters Are Really Deciding on August 13

Zambians vote on August 13 in an election that will test President Hakainde Hichilema’s economic record, the strength of the opposition and the country’s democratic institutions. Hichilema is seeking a second and final five-year term. Commonly known as "HH," the 64-year-old billionaire businessman is running under his ruling United Party for National Development (UPND).

Aug 10, 2026 433
Charity Kelsey: How Young Africans Can Help Transform Food Systems The Next 54

Charity Kelsey: How Young Africans Can Help Transform Food Systems

Charity Kelsey discusses how regenerative agriculture, aquaponics and black soldier fly farming could help build more sustainable food systems in Kenya, while calling for greater youth participation in policymaking and innovation.

Aug 10, 2026 270
The Price of Democracy: Why Kenya’s 2027 Election Could Cost KSh 63.95 Billion (about US$460–490 Million) Presidential Elections

The Price of Democracy: Why Kenya’s 2027 Election Could Cost KSh 63.95 Billion (about US$460–490 Million)

The upcoming August 2027 General Election is projected to be the most expensive election in Kenya’s history. The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has requested a record budget of KSh 63.95 billion (approximately US$460–490 million) to manage the electoral cycle, significantly surpassing the KSh 44.6 billion spent during the 2022 General Election.

Aug 6, 2026 424
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