Read today’s @StandardKenya on my opinion on why it’s important for Africa to fund its Peace Programmes to eliminate the historical dependency on external donors.
#PeaceFunds#africa
As we begin a new week, let us choose peace in our words, actions, and interactions. Every act of kindness, respect, and understanding strengthens the bonds that unite us as one nation. By embracing dialogue over division and celebrating our diversity, we create communities where everyone feels valued and included. Let us make peace a daily priority and work together to build a more cohesive, integrated, and prosperous Kenya for present and future generations.
#ChoosePeace #MotivationMonday
“Kenyan public universities debts surged to over Sh100.3 billion by early 2026, pushing many institutions to the brink of technical insolvency. Moi University, in particular, carries a Sh10 billion debt burden and faces an unsustainable payroll crisis”
See my thoughts on today’s @StandardKenya on the need for Moi University to work with stakeholders for the institution’s turnaround
Why cant we , Africans, manufacture our medicines and we have all the raw materials and have been treating our people for decades? its a new business venture that we should prioritize, incentivize and take up for more jobsa nd employment creation.
I was honoured to join the International Women’s Peace Group yesterday on behalf of @NCIC_Kenya for the Kenya Women’s Peace Conference 2026 at the Double tree hotel in Nairobi. @peace1road Is a global women’s NGO dedicated to peace through solidarity, peace education and international cooperation.
NCIC continues to recognize the role women play as peacebuilders, community leaders, educators and advocates for social cohesion. This year's theme which is ‘Connecting Women for sustainable peace in Kenya, resonates well with the Commission's endeavor for sustainable peace in Kenya.
The impacts of gendered violence and hate speech as we head towards the 2027 general elections are increasing with each day and urged each and every one to ensure women are protected.
Let us make peace is an integral part of our every day business.
#IWPG #WomenPeace
Climate change is one of the defining issues of our time. From shifting weather patterns that threaten food production to rising sea levels that increase the risk of catastrophic flooding, its impacts are global in scope and unprecedented in scale. It already affects livelihoods, health, biodiversity, and national economies and the most vulnerable communities feel the worst of it. Small actions add up conserve energy, cut waste, plant trees, and back leaders and policies that prioritise a sustainable, just transition.
Join the movement for a safer, fairer future. Share one climate action you’ll take this week and tag a friend to do the same.
#ActOnClimate
In today’s @StandardKenya I have outlined 10 soft power strategies that can help ease tension in schools and reduce cases of unrest including operationalizing Amani Clubs in learning schools
#PeaceInAction#AmaniClubs
I met the National Steering Commitee on Peacebuilding and Conflict Management delegation led its Secretary, Ms. Josephine Onunga for an introductory engagement alongside the #NCIC Commissioners Hassan Billow, Jackson Swadi Kedogo, and Josephine Eragae earlier on today.
They deliberated on strengthening collaboration, partnership, and coordination in key areas, including Early Warning and Early Response (EWER) mechanisms and the implementation of the Peacebuilding Architecture.
Particular emphasis was on strategic interventions in digital peacebuilding, recognising its importance as the country prepares for the 2027 General Elections.
#AmaniKwaGround #OnePeopleOneNationOneDestiny
I had a productive meeting with Dr. Jane Kere Imbunya together with the NCIC, Principal Secretary, State Department for Public Service & Human Capital Development together with the NCIC Commissioners yesterday. We discussed the urgent need for comprehensive peacebuilding, healing, and reconciliation across Kenya, including measures to address historical injustices, tackle marginalisation, and promote harmonious coexistence for all citizens.
I met the Cabinet Secretary for Public Service, the Hon @gk_ruku , alongside the NCIC Commissioners earlier on today. Our discussions focused on the need for public sector reforms, promotion of peace and cohesion within the Republic and within the public service.#PeaceAndCohesion
As we begin a new week, let us remember that peace and cohesion start with everyday choices respectful conversations, helping a neighbour, standing against hate speech, and protecting our schools as safe spaces for learning. How are you contributing to peace today? Share one action you’ll take this week, tag a friend to join you, and use #PeaceInAction to inspire others, together we can build a more united, resilient Kenya.