Editorial Standards

Our Commitment

LeadAfrik aims to explain Kenya's economic policy clearly and credibly. These standards guide how we work.

1. Facts vs. Analysis

• Facts: Numbers, dates, and quotes from official sources
• Analysis: Interpretation and context (clearly labeled)
• We distinguish between what we know and what we believe

2. Sources

• We cite primary sources (KNBS, CBK, National Treasury, Parliament)
• We link to data when possible
• We disclose when data is incomplete or estimates are rough
• We credit peer institutions and researchers

3. Dates & Updates

• Every post, document, and snapshot includes a publish or update date
• Outdated posts are marked or removed
• Major corrections are noted transparently (not silently edited)

4. Neutrality

• Analysis is not party-political
• We present trade-offs and competing viewpoints
• Personal opinions are flagged as such

5. Corrections

If you spot an error, let us know at info@leadafrik.com. We will correct it and note the change.