Every day in Kenya, we feel decisions made in rooms we’re never invited into in the price of unga, in strained hospitals, in lost jobs, and in rising taxes that push families to the edge.

👉 Scroll to see what they had to say. These are the voices the G20 does not hear — but cannot ignore. #WeThe99 #DrawTheRedLine #FightInequality #KenyaSpeaks

Their messages come from lived experience from farmers, youth, women, workers, and informal traders who carry the weight of inequality every single day.

So as the G20 released its declaration, FIA Kenya members from across our counties paused to reflect on what these global decisions really mean for the 99% at home.

Is someone: posting intimate photos without your consent? Tracking your device? Sending threats online? That’s digital violence. #16DaysOfActivism #EndDigitalViolence

“As a taxpayer, I deserve more than just infrastructure. I deserve economic justice, inclusive opportunities, and a government that turns honesty and accountability into a lived reality for every Kenyan.” — Purity Jebor, Oxfam Kenya #CitizenWatch

At the @oxfamkenya Review today, we’re grounding the work in reality: political choices on tax, debt, privatisation and civic space directly shape people’s lives. #WeThe99 #DrawTheRedLine

5/5 The G20 may offer smooth language. But Kenyans live the consequences every day. Until global decisions reflect our realities, our voices will not be silent. #WeThe99 #FightInequality #G20 #KenyaSpeaks #InequalityCrisis

4/5 The system is designed to protect the 1%: — Policies that deepen inequality — Debt that drains public services — A tax system that punishes the poor but protects wealth This is economic violence. #FightInequality #G20

3/5 125 of Kenya’s richest individuals hold more wealth than 43 million people combined. Women earn far less, carry the bulk of unpaid care work, and face the harshest impact of austerity. This isn’t accidental. It’s engineered. #WeThe99 #usawakenya

2/5 Nearly half of Kenyans now live in extreme poverty. Food prices have pushed families to the edge. Public hospitals are collapsing, and people must fundraise for basic treatment. 68% of all taxes go straight to debt — not schools, not health, not the people.

1/5 THE G20 LEFT KENYA BEHIND — AND THE NUMBERS PROVE IT. The G20 talks about “resilience” and “inclusive growth.” But the reality at home tells a different story. #WeThe99 #FightInequality

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A system built for the very few fuels youth anger. Will Kenya Kwanza act on @Oxfamkenya ’s 2025 #EndEqualityNOW report lifeline or repeat last year’s crisis? The clock ticks. https://t.co/Ns6JIw7WVI or https://t.co/nYxMBINC89 #StandardSettingKE

The current system hits the poorest Kenyans hardest, from regressive taxes to unaffordable healthcare and education. Inequality is not inevitable. Together, we can demand policies that put people first. #FightInequality #EndInequalityNow #UsawaKenya #drawtheredline

The current system hits the poorest Kenyans hardest, from regressive taxes to unaffordable healthcare and education. Inequality is not inevitable. Together, we can demand policies that put people first. #FightInequality #EndInequalityNow #UsawaKenya #drawtheredline

#EndInequalityNow

Kenya now spends more on servicing debt than on health, education, or social protection for its people. We must demand a shift in priorities to invest in our future. #EndInequalityNow #UsawaKenya #Wethe99

Women in Kenya continue to carry the greatest burden of inequality. From pay gaps to limited land ownership, women face barriers every day. It’s time to fight for economic justice and gender equality. #WomenRise #InequalityReport #Kenya

Women in Kenya continue to carry the greatest burden of inequality. From pay gaps to limited land ownership, women face barriers every day. It’s time to fight for economic justice and gender equality. #WomenRise #InequalityReport #Kenya