Shimron Kiptoo🇰🇪

@landcoalition Fellow | Indigenous People's Advocate |Human rights Activist| Development Studies practitioner

[Shimron Kiptoo🇰🇪 @KiptooShim]

Empowering the youths now means we can guarantee the future generations a better place to be that's exactly what @landcoalition are doing. Thank you for the opportunity
#landrights4youth

[Kenya Indigenous Youth Network @Kenya_IPYouth]

Purpose comes before funding. Every lasting movement begins with people willing to act.
#intergenerationaldialogue

[Kenya Indigenous Youth Network @Kenya_IPYouth]

"If your agenda isn't rooted in your community's lived realities, it isn't advocacy, it's performance."
#intergenerationaldialogue

[Kenya Indigenous Youth Network @Kenya_IPYouth]

Intergenerational dialogue creates intentional spaces where knowledge, lessons and leadership are transferred across generations. It strengthens institutions, preserves history and prepares emerging leaders to sustain and advance the movement.
#Intergenerationaldialogue

[Kenya Indigenous Youth Network @Kenya_IPYouth]

Intergenerational dialogue is one practical way of bringing this constitutional commitment to life. By connecting generations, communities safeguard knowledge, strengthen leadership and ensure rights are realized beyond policy.
#Intergenerationaldialogue

[Kenya Indigenous Youth Network @Kenya_IPYouth]

This reflection reminds us that sustainable advocacy is built through mentorship, knowledge transfer and leadership development. Lasting impact depends on preparing future generations to carry the movement forward.
#Intergenerationaldialogue

[Kenya Indigenous Youth Network @Kenya_IPYouth]

Young Indigenous leaders inherit both a movement and its challenges. Intergenerational dialogue gives them the map, the compass and the confidence to lead forward.
#Intergenerationaldialogue

[Chepkitale Indigenous People Development Project @CIPDPchepkitale]

15 community members consisting of 9 men, 3 women and 3 youths have been elected as CLMC for Chepkitale community. The exercise was facilitated by Bungoma County Community Land Registrar who was represented by the chief.

[Chepkitale Indigenous People Development Project @CIPDPchepkitale]

Advocacy achievements include signing MOUs with the National Land Commission (NLC) on Historical Land Injustices and the Ministry of Lands

[Chepkitale Indigenous People Development Project @CIPDPchepkitale]

Day 2 of #CLANGA6 - President Dr.Ketemon celebrated the Title Deed victory for the Lokapel community and the registration of Mgeno. The Steering Committee (SC) strengthened governance.

[Chepkitale Indigenous People Development Project @CIPDPchepkitale]

Chepkitale Ogiek/Ndorobo community will be meeting to elect Community Land Management Committee, a major milestone towards registration of Chepkitale Community Land.

[Shimron Kiptoo🇰🇪 @KiptooShim]

@fnoluga I thought you guys were the epitome of smartness doctors I mean...why are you people gumbling with the lives of innocent Kenyans just for your own self interest. This is a threat to the sovereignty of Kenya. Wengine wanakataa nyinyi mnakubali Tu. B*tlickers

[Dr. Miguna Miguna @MigunaMiguna]

EBOLA is the most lethal contagious disease in the world. It has no treatment or vaccination.

Bringing Americans who are exposed to EBOLA to Kenya for whatever reasons is an act of HIGH TREASON as it exposes EVERYONE to extinction.

It must be opposed, resisted and overturned. No Ifs or Buts.

#SovereigntyFirst
#RutoMustGoNow
#NoToImperialism

[Shimron Kiptoo🇰🇪 @KiptooShim]

@SamuelKagheni @premierleague @FIFAcom Yes kaka

[Shimron Kiptoo🇰🇪 @KiptooShim]

@premierleague and @FIFAcom you are slowly destroying the fun of football with the inconsistent officiating. What will the unending apologies help the clubs with? Same case other clubs are punished but others are not.

[Shimron Kiptoo🇰🇪 @KiptooShim]

@AokoOtieno_ My goodness what sort of leaders are these?
I thought of all the people hao ndio wangetusaidia kumbe ndio wanatuua kabisa this is fucked up?
This is no longer a country.

[Chepkitale Indigenous People Development Project @CIPDPchepkitale]

Panel II discussion was on Land Governance, Community Investments, and Emerging Land Conflicts. With increasing demand for community lands for infrastructure, mining, and green energy, the panel explored how communities are involved in these investments #CLANGA6

[Chepkitale Indigenous People Development Project @CIPDPchepkitale]

While compulsory acquisition is legal, compensation is "better when you have the land title deed," noted Hambule stressing the urgency of registration. #CLANGA6

[Chepkitale Indigenous People Development Project @CIPDPchepkitale]

Panel III: Community Land Registration Challenges and Legal Protection Mechanisms Compulsory acquisition is a legal reality: the government can acquire land whether registered or not, a topic poorly understood by communities.

[Chepkitale Indigenous People Development Project @CIPDPchepkitale]

Virginia Sintanai highlighted that while women and youth are often isolated in land decision forums, their participation provides "value-added decisions." She stressed that despite being grouped as marginalized, women and youth face unique challenges that must be addressed.

[Chepkitale Indigenous People Development Project @CIPDPchepkitale]

Naomi Kutto detailed the structural barriers: cultural biases, lack of resources, and the risk of losing land prevent women from ownership. She added that youth and women’s decisions on land are frequently not taken seriously, and they are often only involved "to fill numbers."

[Chepkitale Indigenous People Development Project @CIPDPchepkitale]

Christopher Sanye: "The solution lies in blending customary practices with new inclusion policies and teaching communities about affirmative action to achieve consultative and culturally appropriate forums" #CLANGA6