About

A public directory built around search, context and moderation.

Kenya Watch is intended to make moderated public reports easier to find while keeping publication standards, corrections and right of reply part of the system.

01 — Why it exists

Scattered information is hard to assess.

Information about problematic dealings can be scattered across messages, social posts, court or regulatory references, complaints and personal accounts. Kenya Watch organises moderated entries into a consistent searchable format.

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02 — Operating principles

The platform is designed around four things.

01

Searchability

Make approved reports easy to find by relevant names and details.

02

Moderation

Keep public submissions private until reviewed.

03

Context

Prefer specific events, dates and references over slogans and labels.

04

Corrections

Provide a clear route for factual corrections and relevant replies.

03 — What it is not

Kenya Watch is not a court, police service or regulator.

A listing is not automatically an official finding. Readers should review context and independently verify information before making important decisions.

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