Many complex societal issues in the public health or criminal justice sectors have common underlying causes, but depending on factors of equity and social marginalization are often criminalized and subjected to excessive policing. @HRInews @NaomiSBS @ejaf #harmreduction

The Office of the Auditor General has flagged very significant gaps in the National Infrastructure Fund Bill No.1 2026. Breakdown below: · Clause No.5 empowers the Fund to borrow money but lacks explicit alignment with Article 206 of the Constitution & the Public Finance

Stepping into 2026 with hope, dignity, and purpose.

This is not just about one protest. It’s a dangerous pattern that undermines the right to peaceful assembly, erodes trust in institutions, and normalizes violence in civic spaces.

This week in Siaya County, 20 nurses were injured after allegedly being attacked by hired goons during a peaceful strike

We are already witnessing disturbing signs. Armed groups are disrupting lawful protests, first among Gen Z June protests in Nairobi, and now, health workers in Siaya

I have said it time and again: Kenya risks heading into the 2027 elections with violence & organized goonism overshadowing the democratic agenda.

Proud to represent KUZA TRUST today at Kibra TVET planting a tree to mark our new partnership that connects youth to skills & opportunities. Resilience begins here.

East Africa doesn’t need a cannabis economy that replicates colonial exclusions. We need one that grows justice, not just profit. #EndCriminalisation #CannabisJustice #KUZAtrust

Cannabis reform in East Africa must be about more than markets. It must be about equity, sovereignty, and repair. Anything less is just the same oppression packaged as progress.

Medical marijuana policy that doesn’t include reparative justice is just prohibition rebranded. Decriminalize. Expunge records. Prioritize indigenous growers and marginalized communities

It’s a familiar story: Colonial laws outlawed African knowledge and control over cannabis. Now reform is being captured by those with capital and political access.

This is cannabis capitalism at work. Foreign investors and local elites get licenses and profits. Smallholder farmers who’ve grown cannabis for generations remain criminalized and excluded.

This license is being celebrated as a policy win. But who benefits? Certainly not the thousands of poor Africans still being arrested for cultivating the same plant. @OSFKasia

Uganda has just licensed a farm to grow marijuana for medical use. Sounds like progress? Maybe. But look closer, and you’ll see a troubling pattern. A thread on capitalism, colonialism, and cannabis in Africa. https://t.co/VNwgMLlr8t #DrugPolicyReform #CannabisJustice

This bill doesn’t protect the public, it protects impunity. Passaris is betraying Nairobians who democratically elected her and our democratic space. #WhatAShame

Proud to stand with @KuzaTrust as we celebrate fathers who champion fairness, dignity, and justice in our communities. Let’s honour their role in shaping a just society. #FathersDay

A brighter Africa starts with educated children. We stand for their right to learn, grow, and thrive. #EducationForAll

Constitution Article 26: Right to life—unseen. Article 28: Right to dignity—trampled. Article 29: Freedom from torture—betrayed.

🇰🇪 It’s a GenZerational Responsibility

Kenya funds maternity, malaria, & diabetes—but not harm reduction. People who use drugs are left to die on donor subsidies. UHC is a lie if it excludes the most vulnerable. It's time to fund the peace - Not failed Drug war. #HarmReduction #DrugPolicyKE #UHC