@blueprintdialog "Beyond possible fear, people may have felt that the protests today were devoid of genuine ideologies and purpose. Eventually all I saw were commercial activists" @Lhenhar1
🔴 TONIGHT | 8PM – 10:30PM
"June 25: Two Years Later — Victory, Sacrifice or Unfinished Business?"
A candid conversation on the legacy of the June 25, the lessons learned and where Kenya goes from here.
We've assembled the room:
@Javasbigambo Advocate
@gachubaeh Advocate
@Lhenhar1 Lawyer and Policy Analyst
@OWINO22 Assistant Inspector Genera, Kenya Police Service. Head of National Communication Center
No prepared speeches. No comfortable answers.
Set your reminder. 👇
#BluePrintKenyaDialogues #June25 #JusticeForOurShujaas
X SPACE CONVERSATION
The Blueprint – Informed Kenya Dialogues
Protests, Victims & Compensation:
Is compensating victims enough without holding perpetrators personally accountable?
When protests turn violent, the consequences are borne by many.
Lives are lost. Families grieve. Businesses suffer. Property is destroyed. Police officers are injured. Communities are left to rebuild.
As Kenya grapples with compensation for victims, an equally important question arises:
Can justice be achieved through compensation alone, or must those responsible also be held personally accountable?
Join us as we examine:
* Who should bear the financial cost of political violence?
* Should taxpayers compensate victims, or should those who incite, organize, or perpetrate violence be held liable where the law establishes responsibility?
* Should injured police officers and civilian victims be compensated through the same framework?
* Does compensation without accountability create a cycle that repeats itself?
* What legal and institutional reforms are needed to protect both the right to protest and the rights of those affected by violence?
Tuesday, 23rd June 2026
🕗 8:00 PM (EAT)
📍 Live on X Spaces
Join us for a balanced, evidence-based conversation on justice, responsibility, and the future of peaceful civic engagement in Kenya.
#TheBlueprintKE #Justice #Governance #RuleOfLaw #FirstWorldKenya #InformedDialogue
https://t.co/X8VzGEa5MU
Different groups, different visions yet one people and one common goal: Change. Some identify as reformists, others as revolutionaries and others as reactionaries.
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Earlier in the week it was a delightful time at the @USEmbassyKenya, where myriad of young #leaders convened for meaningful #dialogue hosted by @AmericanSpaces#Kenya tackling diverse themes on #youth civic and #governance affairs. Full of insightful wit, reflective & bold humour
"There is a perception that young Kenyans just make go to streets to shout change, but don't turn up to vote. #TukoKadi captures these people, and wants to right this wrong." - Lena Gati
#DailyReportTV47#TukoKadi
Young people remain a powerful force in shaping Kenya’s future. But what does meaningful participation in politics truly look like?
Lawyer and youth advocate Lenah Mati joins the conversation tomorrow at 9:00AM.
Watch live on NTV, listen on Nation FM, and follow the discussion across our digital platforms.
#FixingTheNationNTV
This brilliant Gen Z lawyer, Lena Mati, must be the next LSK President!
Listen to how clearly she explains how National Infrastructure Funds built countries like UAE, Singapore, India, Nigeria, and Saudi Arabia.
Her message is simple: It’s a good thing for Kenya, too!
#BuildKenyaFund
State House Kairo Alfred Keter
Today in Migori, Coin-10 held a vibrant public forum with 1,000+ wananchi and 15 MCAs from across the county listening, addressing key issues, and strengthening people-centered leadership. A strong step toward inclusive governance, transparency, and accountability.
As an enthusiast of voter intelligence, I am keenly following the LSK Elections with the objective of ascertaining whether education reflects on the ballot. Are the voting patterns of the educated distinct from those of the ignoramus? I will share my findings.
The media also came by to inform us what Kenyans are saying out there.
You can find what we told them on your nearest television which you bought with your own money.
The Committee overseeing implementation of the 10-Point Agenda & NADCO Report, inaugurated Aug 2025, has engaged key state institutions and commissions. From Feb 2026, we begin nationwide grassroots consultations across all 8 regions, concluding at KICC on 25 Feb.
The incoming President of the @LawSocietyofKe Charles Kanjama, SC: with the incoming Vice President Debra Ajwang'.
Sharpness. Firmness. Integrity. Service.
Most people, including your family, will only respect you to the degree that you can benefit them.
Love is conditional, loyalty has limits, and your value to others fluctuates with your circumstances.
The people who claim to have your back will disappear when you're struggling and reappear when you're winning. Your parents' advice often reflects their fears, not your potential. Your friends will celebrate your small wins but feel threatened by your big ones.
Once you accept that you're alone in this life, you stop seeking validation from people who can't give it consistently. You build your own foundation instead of standing on other people's promises. You become selective about who gets access to your time, energy, and resources.
Paradoxically, when you stop needing people, the right ones show up.