💬 QUOTE OF THE WEEK
Corruption is not someone else’s fight. It is a fight that demands all of us.
As Thomas Sankara reminds us, “The people themselves must combat corruption.”
His words still speak to us today: change begins when citizens refuse to look away, demand accountability and choose integrity.
On 19 September 2026, we move together at Freedom Corner, Uhuru Park.
1. 8KM INTEGRITY WALK: T-shirt included
2. 10KM INTEGRITY RUN: T-shirt + Finisher's Medal
Have you registered?
Don't lag. Register today via: https://t.co/wXmceRp36b.
Move for Integrity 2026. One step. One stride. One stand against corruption.
#MoveForIntegrity2026 #QuoteOfTheWeek
Your stride can stand for something bigger.
On 19th September, we’re bringing people together at Freedom Corner, Uhuru Park, to move for a Kenya where transparency, accountability and integrity are part of how we live, lead and serve.
Whether you choose the 8KM Integrity Walk or the 10KM Integrity Run, every step helps support Integrity Clubs in schools, colleges and universities across Kenya: nurturing a generation that chooses integrity.
Walk it. Run it. Stand for integrity.
📍 Freedom Corner, Uhuru Park, Nairobi
📅 Saturday, 19th September 2026
Be part of #MoveForIntegrity2026.
Register here: https://t.co/wXmceRpAVJ
#MoveForIntegrity2026
Director General David Mugonyi pressed for transparency over secret content takedown demands to foreign hosts via @254newsofficial
https://t.co/EOXiC8dGhS
Through the USAWA MASHINANI Phase III Project, ALAC Western convened a capacity-building training for women and persons with disabilities (PWDs) in Kakamega County.
The training strengthened participants’ knowledge and skills in public budgeting, access to information, social accountability and civilian oversight, equipping them to meaningfully participate in county governance and decision-making processes.
The engagement contributes to Outcome 1 of the USAWA MASHINANI Phase III Project: empowering citizens to address corruption in public institutions and strengthen their participation in governance processes.
An inclusive society is one where every voice counts.
We are proud to support a side session at the @lawsocietykenya Annual Conference 2026, convening diverse voices to examine the state of Kenya’s rule of law and the urgent need to protect the country’s constitutional and democratic gains.
Under the theme: “The State of the Rule of Law in Kenya: Protecting Constitutional Democracy, Civic Space and Public Accountability," the session will provide a platform for candid conversations on the protection of civic space, constitutionalism, public accountability and the role of legal practitioners and other actors in strengthening democratic governance.
At a time when Kenya’s constitutional order, civic freedoms and accountability institutions continue to face significant challenges, such conversations are essential in identifying pathways towards a stronger, more resilient rule of law.
📅 12 August 2026
🕑 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
📍 Diamonds Leisure Beach & Golf Resort, Diani, Kwale County
We look forward to engaging with advocates, civil society, justice sector actors and other stakeholders as we reflect, deliberate and advance collective action towards **a stronger rule of law, protected civic space and accountable governance in Kenya.**
#LSKAnnualConference2026 #RuleOfLaw #CivicSpace #ConstitutionalDemocracy #PublicAccountability #GoodGovernance #TIKenya #LSK2026
Happy International Youth Day!
“Vijana ni viongozi wa kesho.” Tumekuwa tukisikia hivi kwa miaka. Lakini ukweli ni kwamba, kesho ni leo.
Vijana wanakumbana na ufisadi na opportunities chache, kutengwa kwenye nafasi za leadership, na mifumo dhaifu ya uwajibikaji. Na bado, vijana ndio wengi; na ndio nguvu ya kesho ya Kenya.
Kupitia TARLY, @TIKenya iko na vijana bega kwa bega kuwapa knowledge, skills na platforms za kushiriki, kuongea bila kuogopa, kudai uwajibikaji na kuchukua nafasi yao katika uongozi.
Kwa sababu vijana si viongozi wa kesho pekee. Vijana ni viongozi wa leo.
Happy International Youth Day!
#InternationalYouthDay #TARLY #YouthLeadership #YouthForIntegrity #Uwajibikaji #AcorruptionFreeSociety
MARK YOUR CALENDER!
Jiunge nasi kwenye Move for Integrity 2026 — hatua moja, mwendo mmoja, kwa Kenya yenye uwazi, uwajibikaji na uadilifu.
8KM INTEGRITY WALK: T-shirt included
10KM INTEGRITY RUN: T-shirt + Finisher's Medal
Date: Saturday, 19th September 2026
Venue: Freedom Corner, Uhuru Park, Nairobi
Je, umejisajili?
Usibaki nyuma .Jisajili leo kupitia: https://t.co/wXmceRp36b.
#MoveForIntegrity2026
" The questions that we need to ask ourselves is, do we see Political party accountability from the members of Parliament. Do we have the good will from the legislators to see that we achieve the minimum reforms? As political parties we are struggling with enforcing the code of conduct.
The other major thing I want to talk about is the issue of public participation that is adequate. The feedback mechanism, when we give our input, at what point do we establish that the input we have given, is taken into consideration. I want to urge that we engage political parties to ensure that our members who are in Parliament can be able to enact these reforms. " ~ Evans Misati - National Chairman PPLC.
#OneYearTo2027
#ElectoralReformsKE
#MinimumReforms
#EyesOnElections
“If citizens are not involved in these processes from the beginning, correcting it along the way becomes laborious.
IEBC must be independent. They are paid using taxpayers’ money meaning they are answerable to the taxpayer and the Constitution.
Can we not discuss leadership, integrity and ethic leadership only when there’s a scandal? EACC please do not clear people who do not have ethical leadership. This is not about beyond reasonable doubt? Ethical leadership means you come into leadership without doubt.
The register cannot be a black box, it has to be a white board where we mark, remove, we all agree. Please keep it independent.
For public finance, the high cost of Kenyan politics will still drive corruption. It is too costly for us to expect that our leaders will not extract from us based on how much they spend.”
~ Diana Gichengo - Executive Director, TISA ~
#OneYearTo2027 #ElectoralReforms #EyesOnElections
@TISAKenya@UraiaTrust@ELGIA_Africa@MzalendoWatch@fidakenya@CMDKenya@TIKenya@CRECOKenya@youthagenda254@nisisikenya@UKinKenya@EUinKenya@agengaop@Denisnjonge@IanOkatch
Electoral integrity doesn't start on voting day,and it doesn't end when the results are announced. If citizens only engage during elections, demanding accountability between cycles becomes twice as hard.
Beyond voting, continuous public participation in policy, budget tracking, and civic monitoring keeps institutions accountable long after the ballots are counted.
We joined fellow civil society organizations for the official unveiling of the Minimum Electoral Reforms & Advocacy Roadmap, convened by the Uchaguzi Platform.
Legislative certainty first, operational rules, voter registers, and technology safeguards must be locked in well ahead of time not rushed at the last minute.
Accountability means demanding these rules are set today, not tomorrow.
"Less than half of Kenya trust elections to be free and fair. We have a trust deficit. So elections are expensive because we don’t trust the systems.
Evidence, research and polls should be our early warning system. We should be discussing a baseline on:
- Trust in the IEBC and its independence.
- Confidence in the voter register
- Confidence and management of tech that will be used
- Trust in all the organisations involve: Judiciary, National Police Service, media, CSOs
- Confidence in election security
- Willingness to accept the eventual outcome.
We also need to understand voter readiness. Who is experiencing voter apathy? Who is disengaged?
On Knowledge and understanding. We need to understand what the youth know about our elections, our electoral history and why they should vote.”
~ Angela Ambitho, Founder and Group CEO, Infotrak Research and Consulting ~
#OneYearTo2027 #ElectoralReforms #EyesOnElections
@InfotrakN@ELGIA_Africa@MzalendoWatch@fidakenya@CMDKenya@TIKenya@CRECOKenya@youthagenda254@nisisikenya@UKinKenya@CEMIRIDE_KE@EUinKenya@agengaop@Denisnjonge@IanOkatch
Tonight | Monday Report
As Kenya looks ahead to the 2027 General Election, the conversation on electoral reforms, accountability and credible elections remains critical.
Our Executive Director, @SheiMasinde , joins Monday Report alongside key voices from the electoral and civil society space to discuss “Elections 2027: The Roadmap” and the priorities for strengthening Kenya’s electoral process.
🗓️ Tonight, Monday 10 August 2026
⏰ 9:00 PM
📍 @citizentvkenya
Tune in and join the conversation on the road to credible, transparent and inclusive elections.
#OneYearTo2027 #ElectoralReformsKE #MinimumReforms #MondayReport
“The work for the year has just began. The roadmap is clear on what we must do between now and August 10th 2027.
Some of the work has already began. For instance, in the last two months a number of us have been working with IEBC on drafting the campaign spending and contribution limits. We have a lot of work to do to ensure implementation
We need to secure an agreement on the minimum legislative reform package and this needs to be done between now and September.
As part of this process, we will also be seeking one on one engagements with some of these stakeholders.
We need to have a very strong collaborative framework, we do not have enough time and the tasks are many, money is also strained. We need to have an inclusive, participatory process…no working in silos.
The other aspect that has come up is the question of trust deficit in the processes and institutions. We must share information, work together and ensure inclusive processes to ensure that the public is able to trust what we aim to deliver in regard to the elections.
The other guiding principle I have also picked from this meeting is the issue of timelines. There is a lot to be done and we can see that there are some things that should have been done earlier.”
- Sheila Masinde, Executive Director TI Kenya -
#EyesOnElections #ElectoralReforms #Elections2027
@UraiaTrust@ELGIA_Africa@MzalendoWatch@CMDKenya@TIKenya@CRECOKenya@youthagenda254@UKinKenya@EUinKenya@elfafrica1@agengaop@Denisnjonge@IanOkatch
"The other aspect that has come up is the question of trust deficit in the processes and institutions. We must share information, work together and ensure inclusive processes to ensure that the public is able to trust what we aim to deliver in regard to the elections.
We also want to urge Parliament to really pick up its role in facilitating the amendments and some of the actions that need Parliamentary input." ~ @SheiMasinde@TIKenya
#OneYearTo2027 #ElectoralReformsKE #MinimumReforms #EyesOnElections
#PressStatement
Urgent electoral reforms must be addressed ahead of the 2027 General Election
The Uchaguzi Platform, has issued a joint statement calling for urgent action on minimum electoral law reforms ahead of the 2027 General Election.
With roughly 52 weeks to the anticipated 2027 General Election, the Platform is calling for:
1. Harmonisation of conflicting electoral timelines
2. An independent and continuous process to strengthen the integrity of the voter register
3. Greater transparency and accountability in presidential results management
4. Stronger measures to prevent election-related violence and insecurity
5. Improved regulation of political party nominations
6. Effective implementation and enforcement of campaign finance regulations
7. Streamlined electoral dispute resolution mechanisms
8. Removal of barriers to inclusive political participation
9. Stronger enforcement of electoral offences
10. Safeguards against harmful digital political advertising and electoral mis/disinformation
The Platform also welcomes the gazettement of the Election Campaign Finance Regulations, 2026, and calls for their effective implementation and enforcement.
The coming months are critical to ensuring that Kenya delivers a credible, peaceful, free, fair and inclusive 2027 General Election.
Read the full statement on: https://t.co/GseLfYqK8i
#PressStatement #OneYearTo2027 #ElectoralReformsKE #MinimumReforms
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