🎉Congratulations to Katiba Institute for being awarded the Gathaka Award in recognition of shaping Kenya’s constitutional and electoral jurisprudence, safeguarding results integrity, protecting institutional independence and civic freedoms, and promoting digital accountability.
A moment of inspiration came as former ELOG Chairperson Anne Ireri officially handed over leadership to Victor Nyongesa, who shared his vision for stronger leadership, deeper civic engagement, and a resilient democracy.
Yesterday marked the inspiring Culmination of the inaugural Electoral Champion Awards & our ELOG@15 celebrations! Grateful to our partners, nominees, volunteers & all supporters who made this milestone unforgettable. Together, we continue strengthening Kenya’s democracy. #ELOG15
Equality of the vote and fair resource distribution makes it difficult to attain boundaries delimitation. Technically, Article 89 is not problematic, but only to the extent of data, demographics & politics of belonging.
- Prof. Migai Akech -
#EyesOnElections
Guided by Article 89 of the CoK, Kenya is required to review 290 constituencies every 8–12 yrs. A clear framework is needed to address gaps from 2012 and guide on how to reform.The review should be based on scientific evidence and a participatory approach.
- Prof. Ben Sihanya -
Free and fair elections don’t just happen they must be watched and protected.
With training from @elogkenya, Community-Based Organisations across 47 wards are now setting concrete plans to monitor elections in their areas.
Strengthening democracy lazima ianze from the grassroots. #SiasaYaID
Marcus Ageng’a, ELOG Programs Coordinator, reminded us that boundary delimitation isn’t just about maps, it’s about fair representation & trust in our democracy. Dialogue must be inclusive & transparent. #EyesOnElections
Kennedy Masime, Executive Director, CGD & member of the ELOG Steering Committee (SC), opened the Boundary Delimitation Stakeholder Dialogue, setting the stage for reflections on timelines, equity, and the future of electoral boundaries.
#EyesOnElections
Are you ready?
Join us today at 7 PM for "Count Me In: A National Dialogue on Continuous Voter Registration "
This isn’t just a convo it’s a call to action. CVR is the foundation of inclusive democracy.
Your voice matters, your vote counts!
Link: https://t.co/QyyzHCPmkR
We’ve kicked off the #ELOG Thematic Members Meeting in Kajiado, hosted by @CEMIRIDE_KE !
On the table:
✔ Voter registration updates
✔ Member engagement strategies
✔ Resource mobilization
Building partnerships for credible & inclusive elections. 🗳️
#Elog#EyesOnElections
The Mombasa Regional Observation Platform forum on electoral reforms is underway, with Mulle Musau, HoS ELOG, giving opening remarks. The engagement is part of ELOG’s drive to gather grassroots recommendations to shape credible elections, anchoring reforms on local perspectives.
ELOG is in Bungoma engaging with the Western Regional Observation Platform on electoral reforms, gathering grassroots recommendations to shape credible elections. Local voices lead the reform agenda, with feedback forming a framework to guide engagements with electoral actors.
ELOG Chairperson Victor Nyongesa gave his remarks during the Regional Dialogue Forum on Electoral Reforms in Bungoma, focused on validating priority areas for the 2025/2027 reforms. #EyesOnElections#FURIC2025
ELOG Secretariat making a key presentation during the ongoing #FURIC2025 engagement in Nyeri.
Building on the March FURIC conference, these regional forums aim to localize the 15-point 2025/26 electoral reforms agenda and ensure citizen voices shape the path to 2027.
We kicked off with Nakuru County ROP Convener Paul Masese and co - convener Bancy Kubutha, reaffirming that elections are local processes best grounded at the community level. Through our ROPs, we’re fostering grassroots dialogue on electoral reforms and citizen engagement.
We are in Kisumu, engaging with the Nyanza Regional Observation Platform on electoral reforms. We're gathering grassroots recommendations to shape credible elections ahead of the 2027 elections. Local voices must lead the reform agenda. #EyesOnElections#NyanzaRoP#FURIC2025
ELOG Program Officer Hilda Mulandi, presented the proposed 15-point Priority Electoral Reforms Agenda in Nakuru County regional engagement. The session outlined the context of Electoral Reforms in Kenya based on select thematic areas and the call to action.
#EyesOnElection
We’re live at Meru National Polytechnic for the County Edition of the People’s Dialogue Festival!
Visit the ELOG booth, join the conversation at our 🎙️podcast corner, and engage with us on democracy, governance & citizen voices
🗣️All are welcome!
#PDF2025Meru#EyesOnElections