@ntvkenya @NationFmKE @MariamBishar @EricLatiff @OfficialJMbugua Tribal profiling tears at the fabric of our nation and denies us the dignity we all https://t.co/kvi47tkMWS Jane Njambi Khaindi Murutu,I stand for Love,unity, justice,and a Kenya where everyone belongs.

The participation of youth champions from the Civil Peace Service (CPS) of GIZ project in the Public Baraza held in Barut Ward highlights a strategic, community-focused approach to peacebuilding, accountability, and inclusive governance. Bringing together residents from

In commemorating International Preventing and Countering Violent Extremism (PCVE) Day 2026, @Midrifthurinet, with support from @yadeneastafric via the @NLinKenya facilitated a forward-looking dialogue that brought together Youth Champions, Playmakers (youth coaches) under the

The ongoing joint training on Access to Information compliance, organized by @katibainstitute in Nakuru, reflects a deliberate shift from viewing access to information as just a statutory goal to seeing it as a part of everyday governance practice rooted in duty, systems, and

The civic engagement activity currently led by @Midrifthurinet in Nakuru Town East demonstrates a clear shift toward positioning youth as active protectors of peace, accountability, and democratic integrity. Rooted in the realities of communities facing political competition,

The impact of early pregnancy is seen in interrupted schooling, heightened health risks, and long-term financial strain. Highlighting these realities helps us improve prevention efforts and create safer, more supportive environments for adolescents. #16DaysOfActivism

TO THE MANY who inspired, guided and supported me throughout this long journey, here’s my eternal gratitude and a big THANK YOU to you all.

The launch of the Children Service Month at the Nakuru Law Courts became a collective reaffirmation of Kenya’s commitment to a justice system grounded in dignity, protection, and child-centered care. @Midrifthurinet’s presence, represented by its psychologist, Millie Rono,

The remarks by Tabitha Ndanu, the @APSKenya National Coordinator for Peacebuilding and Community Policing, offered a grounding reminder of how strategic partnerships can redefine the future of policing in Kenya. Her comments highlighted that the collaboration between

@Midrifthurinet’s knowledge-exchange mission in Northern Uganda, supported by @DignityDK and hosted by @actvuganda, illustrates how learning across borders can sharpen the link between knowledge and practice while repositioning communities as active agents of accountability and

Suluhu cannot escape from this. This massacre was planned for a very long time and places mapped! People killed in houses and streets and thrown into ditches 95% with chest and head shots. We have not made enough noise. This is the pressure point! #TanzaniaMassacre

The session on Monitoring, Documenting, and Reporting highlighted the vital role of evidence-based policing. This approach advances accountability, transparency, and sustained peace within communities. For the Peace Monitors, it was not merely a technical discussion.

In her remarks, Tabitha Ndanu, HSC, emphasized a powerful truth at the heart of sustainable peace and security, no single institution can build peace in isolation. Speaking during the training on peacebuilding and conflict transformation, she stressed that multisectoral

The Youth Champions’ Dialogue Campaign on Voter Registration, held under the NOREC Programme, empowered youth leaders from Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania to collaboratively address barriers to youth participation in governance. The main message: informed, inspired, and united

IEBC ignored the constitutional spirit of Chapter Six and abandoned survivors who had spoken out against John Chebochok. By clearing him, IEBC not only failed survivors but also weakened public trust in Kenya’s democratic institutions. #HoldIEBCAccountable

@ntvkenya @NationFmKE @MariamBishar @EricLatiff @OfficialJMbugua Tribal profiling tears at the fabric of our nation and denies us the dignity we all https://t.co/kvi47tkMWS Jane Njambi Khaindi Murutu,I stand for Love,unity, justice,and a Kenya where everyone belongs.

#WeAreAllKikuyus trends globally as Kenyans unite online to reject tribal profiling after Saba Saba protests. #FixingtheNationNTV @NationFmKE @MariamBishar @EricLatiff @OfficialJMbugua

Joshua Kaniaru Koech Sayialel Okayo. #WeAreAllKikuyus

I'm Alinur Mohammed Kariuki #WeAreAllKikuyus

Another morning to remind you we can change this country with one election #WeAreAllKikuyus