by ca_ikns | Jun 25, 2025 | Stories
Where did our humanity go? That’s the question still hanging heavy in the air, one year since Kenya lost her young mashujaa-the Gen Z heroes who dared to dream out loud. They marched not with weapons, but with placards, water and phones. They carried flags, not...
by ca_ikns | Mar 20, 2025 | Stories
In December 2002, as President Mwai Kibaki took his oath of office, he made a solemn pledge: No more roadside declarations. His words were not mere rhetoric; they were a direct response to decades of whimsical governance where powerful individuals made policies on a...
by ca_ikns | Dec 22, 2024 | Documents
It is with deep gratitude and great honor that we present Inuka Kenya Ni Sisi!’s annual report, a reflection of the transformative journey we have undertaken together this year. This report celebrates our shared achievements, resilience, and steadfast commitment to...
by Joan Achieng | Nov 13, 2024 | Stories
The 2nd Annual Media-CSO Conference brought together a diverse group of journalists, civil society leaders, and advocates to address pressing challenges and opportunities in today’s media landscape. Under the theme Safeguarding Freedoms in the Digital Age, the event...
by ca_ikns | Aug 27, 2024 | Stories
On August 27, 2010, a historic moment unfolded in Kenya as the 2010 Constitution was publicly promulgated at the iconic Uhuru Park. This event marked a significant milestone in the country’s long struggle for democracy, which spanned from the pre-independence era...
