#FirstpostAfrica: Kenyans are again taking to the streets to protest the government’s plan to construct a nuclear plant in Kilifi County, one of the country's top tourist spots. @alysonle talks to Human Rights and Environmental Lawyer @sofwaraj for more details.

I praised this securitization but it's getting out of hand now.

Hi Nyakundi, Kindly hide my identity. I am one of about 50 associates currently serving under the post-pupillage programme at the Office of the Attorney General. We have now gone for four months without receiving any payment or stipend despite continuing to report to work and perform our duties. The situation has become extremely difficult for many of us. Some colleagues are struggling to meet basic expenses such as transport, rent and daily upkeep. What is most frustrating is that despite raising this issue repeatedly through the relevant channels, no meaningful action appears to have been taken, and there has been little communication on when the matter will be resolved. We feel forgotten by the very institutions tasked with upholding fair labour practices and public service standards. Young professionals who have already invested years in legal education and training are being left to shoulder a heavy financial burden with no clear answers. We are appealing for public attention to this issue in the hope that the responsible offices, including the Attorney General's Office and the Public Service authorities, will urgently address the delay and provide clarity on when payments will be made.

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