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Maskani Kiambu Joins the Movement: Expanding Youth Civic Power in Kiambu County

Maskani Ya Taifa creates a new chapter in Kiambu County.

The Politics of the Hired Crowd: Inside Kenya’s Growing Culture of Goonism

Kenya cannot continue to call itself a democracy if political outcomes are forged through violence, coercion, and repression rather than genuine public participation.

Showing Up Without Burning Out

Taking care of yourself does not weaken your role in holding systems accountable; it strengthens it.

“Maisha Ni Mbaya”: Civil Society Sounds Alarm on Kenya’s Democracy and Economic Crisis

A press statement by Civil Society Organisations issued on 18th March 2026.

Flawed By-Elections: Protecting the Sovereignty of the 2027 Vote

Elections should be a safe, dignified, and free expression of the people’s will, not a trigger for fear, violence, or coercion.

Preliminary Election Day Observation Statement by Inuka Kenya Ni Sisi!

A preliminary statement on the by-elections concluded on 27th November 2025.

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At Inuka Kenya Ni Sisi! believe that real change happens when citizens take charge of their public sphere. Guided by our vision of a peaceful, united, and well-governed country and region where dignity is guaranteed, we organize our efforts around three interconnected strategic pillars. Each pillar represents a core pathway through which we transform civic life.

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Call for Unconditional Release of Demonstrators and Commemorators

Today marks two years since the historic Gen Z-led uprising of June 25, 2024, a defining moment when thousands of young Kenyans courageously took to the streets to defend the Constitution, demand accountability, and reject an oppressive governance orchestrated through...

Joint Statement by The Police Reforms Working Group 

NAIROBI, Tuesday, May 19, 2026: The Law Society of Kenya and the Police Reforms Working Group express grave concern over the violence witnessed yesterday amid the ongoing stay-away and economic boycott over rising fuel costs. At least four deaths have been reported....