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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.

From Madharau to Heshima: Inuka Kenya Ni Sisi! Strategic Plan 2025 and Beyond

The launch of Inuka Kenya Ni Sisi!’s Strategic Plan 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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Showing Up Without Burning Out

Showing Up Without Burning Out

There is a particular kind of exhaustion that comes from caring deeply in a country that feels like it is constantly on edge. In Kenya today, the political climate is not just something you observe; it is something you feel. It lives in the headlines you wake up to...

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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...