Sheilah Olang: There’s no urgency to sell dividends now. What the CS is doing is selling our potential and future for now. The stage of the transaction we’re at now does not require us to call accountants, we need to deal with the economists first #CitizenDayBreak
Sheilah Olang: The Cabinet secretary should work on the bureaucratic aspect if it seems like an inconvenience. Apart from ambitions there are funds that attract investors and development partners but they come with their conditions which take a lot of time #CitizenDayBreak
Sheila Olang - Development Economist: Kenyans should be vigilant about where the money will go, how it will be used, and who will control it #CitizenDayBreak
#CEWARN is convening human security experts in Hawassa to refine its 2025/26 Conflict Profiling and Scenario Building Report, identifying emerging human security threats across the #IGAD region, and analyzing their causes, actors, and impacts to strengthen conflict early warning.
Sheila Olang: I'm proud of the brotherhood in East Africa. When Tanzania shutdown the internet, us in Kenya were busy receiving these videos and putting them out there for their voice to still be heard #CitizenDayBreak
#CEWARN is in Entebbe, Uganda with multi-sector regional experts to map emerging #humansecurity threats beyond 2025.
The annual threat mapping exercise is central to CEWARN’s core mandate to produce early warning analysis & support evidence-based decisions.
Updates coming up!
Sheila Olang – Development Economist: We are having discussions about compensating the victims of last year’s protests, but without justice and accountability #CitizenDayBreak
Sheila Olang: What we are saying to our leaders is very simple, you have not been put in leadership because the rest of us are children of a lesser God. We give you the mandate, we ask you for accountability and leadership, and what we are going through now is a simple leadership management situation. What we are calling for is for them to step up to the plate because we have a country that we need to make sure is alive in the next 20–30 years #CitizenDayBreak @AyubAbdikadir
Sheila Olang’: We are issue based and want systemic change…As young people we are asking for a system that serves everyone regardless of who you are and what political affiliation you may have #CitizenDayBreak@AyubAbdikadir
-@TrevorOmbija: At what point does the rallying call stop? Because if DIG Lagat steps aside, young people will call for the resignation of the IG, then after that, CS Murkomen, and finally, President Ruto
Sheila Olang – Economist & Development Expert: It will not stop until justice is served #CitizenDayBreak
Sheila Olang: It doesn’t make sense to expect such a small percentage of people who are in the formal system to carry the burden of developing the country #CitizenDayBreak@AyubAbdikadir
Sheila Olang: We’re in the middle of an economic revolution. The sooner everyone understands this, the better we can prepare for what’s ahead #CitizenDayBreak@AyubAbdikadir