Our Work
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.
Our Programs
Organising citizen actors and groups for civic action and engagement.
Developing enterprises that enable activists to be economically self-reliant.
Create knowledge platforms and processes that re-envision society.
Disrupting and replacing narratives that are detrimental to civic engagement.
Creating spaces and processes to ensure the wellness of civic catalysts.
Developing and deploying technology for social good.
Creating an effective and efficient organisation.
Latest Stories
Maskani Kiambu Joins the Movement: Expanding Youth Civic Power in Kiambu County
The Inuka Kenya movement continues to grow with the successful launch of Maskani Kiambu, marking an exciting new chapter in youth-led civic engagement, digital advocacy, accountability, and community action. The launch brought together passionate young people eager to...
Healing Through Storytelling and Community Circles: Reclaiming Wellness in East Africa’s Civic Spaces
Across East Africa, civic actors continue to carry the invisible weight of political uncertainty, violence, detention, intimidation, and shrinking civic spaces. From the trauma surrounding elections in Tanzania, the detention of Ugandan opposition leader Kizza...
The Politics of the Hired Crowd: Inside Kenya’s Growing Culture of Goonism
Back then, chaos at political rallies felt accidental, like the natural overflow of charged emotions, rival chants, and overcrowded spaces. If stones were thrown or fights broke out, we blamed tension, misunderstanding, or “rowdy youth.” But not anymore. Today,...
Latest Press Statements
Prosecution and Full Enforcement of Anti-Corruption Laws Must Follow the Patrick Analo Raid
The National Integrity Alliance notes the search operation conducted by the EACC on 4th June 2026 at the residence of Mr Patrick Analo Akivaga, Chief Officer for Urban Development and Planning at the Nairobi City County Government. The reported recovery of substantial...
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....
NIA Coalition: Who is Protecting the Sugar Cartels?
The National Integrity Alliance is deeply appalled by the recent exposé of yet another sugar scandal as reported by the Standard Media Group on April 11, 2026 in which 27,839 metric tonnes of industrial raw cane sugar originating from Durban, South Africa, valued at...
Latest Reports & Publications
Annual Report 2025
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Rt. Hon. Raila Amolo Odinga: A Legacy in Words
From Madharau to Heshima: Strategic Plan 2025 and Beyond
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