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Inuka Kenya Ni Sisi! Launches the Inuka! Angaza Kura Platform
Inuka Kenya Ni Sisi! launches a platform that puts citizens at the centre of leadership conversations ahead of the 2027 General Election.
November 12, 2026
Inuka Kenya Ni Sisi! Launches the Inuka! Angaza Kura Platform

Nairobi, Kenya | 11 November 2026

As Kenya approaches the 2027 General Election, Inuka Kenya Ni Sisi! is launching the Inuka! Angaza Kura
Campaign, an initiative designed to strengthen citizen agency, expand conversations on alternative leadership, and
promote electoral accountability.

The launch, taking place today at Sarova Stanley, Nairobi, under the theme “Reimagining Leadership, Reclaiming
Citizen Agency,” marks an important step towards shifting leadership conversations beyond political popularity, party
affiliations and campaign promises to the values, integrity, competence and accountability that citizens expect from
those seeking public office.

At the centre of this campaign is the Inuka! Angaza Kura digital platform, an online space that allows citizens to identify and nominate leaders they believe can offer alternative leadership. The platform also provides an avenue for citizens to share their electoral experiences and contribute to conversations on electoral accountability.

Through Angaza Kura, Inuka seeks to challenge the notion that leadership choices should be shaped exclusively by
political elites, established political parties or campaign machinery. Instead, it places citizens at the centre of defining the
leadership they want and the standards they expect from those entrusted with public responsibility.

As Kenya reflects on its democratic journey, the question is no longer simply who is seeking political office, but what
kind of leadership can respond to citizens’ aspirations, uphold public accountability and advance the common good.
The campaign therefore seeks to encourage citizens to interrogate existing leadership structures, articulate the qualities
they want to see in public leaders, and actively participate in identifying and nominating alternative leaders.
The launch will bring together civil society organisations, media representatives, religious leaders, citizens and other
stakeholders for a national conversation on alternative leadership and the role of citizen participation in shaping Kenya’s
democratic future.

Inuka! Angaza Kura ultimately aims to restore the citizen’s voice in leadership conversations. It recognises that
meaningful democratic change requires citizens who are informed, engaged and intentional about the leadership
choices they make.

As the campaign rolls out, Inuka Kenya Ni Sisi! calls upon Kenyans to take up this opportunity, participate in the platform
and contribute to defining a new vision for leadership.

The invitation is simple: Who do you believe should lead, and what kind of leadership does Kenya deserve?

Dr. Kawive Wambua

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