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Tupatane Kilifi for the YDF 3....
Sauti ya vijana ni lazima isikike
@youth
Peter Luya retweeted
What Kenya do we want?
We engaged young people in conversations about governance and leadership. Now, let’s take these conversations to Kilifi and join 1,000 Kenyan youths at the Youth Devolution Festival 2026!
29th–30th October | Pwani University, Kilifi County
Peter Luya retweeted
Unacheki hiyo project imesimama?
The unfinished road. The stalled hospital. The classroom that was never completed.
Yet the money was allocated.
Last week, under the KAS TUNU Project, TISA convened a consultative session in Kisumu,
bringing together Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), Community-Based Organizations (CBOs),
and citizens to strengthen their understanding of the Access to Information Act and how it can
be used to promote transparency, accountability, and meaningful citizen participation.
Participants shared examples of stalled public projects in their communities and resolved that
the time to act is now. They committed to engaging duty bearers through Access to Information
(ATI) requests, petitions, and memoranda to seek answers on project implementation,
expenditure, and timelines.
They also learned that where information is denied or not provided within the timelines
prescribed by law, citizens have the right to seek redress through the Commission on
Administrative Justice (Office of the Ombudsman), the institution mandated to oversee and
enforce compliance with the Access to Information Act.
Every public project is funded by taxpayers. Every citizen has the right to know. Every duty
bearer has a responsibility to account.
Track it. Question it. Demand it.
In partnership with @TIKenya .
Jointly supported by @EUinKenya and @KAS_Kenya
#AccessToInformation #ATI #CitizenPower #Transparency
#Accountability #OfficeOfTheOmbudsman #TISAKenya #KASTUNU #Kisumu
Peter Luya retweeted
VIDEO UPDATE: Civil society organizations launch nationwide drive calling for issue-based politics, strong civic participation, and strict integrity checks for political leaders as the country enters a critical electioneering period.
#TV47News
Link with us tonight as we expose the root causes of corruption in Kenya’s political structures
We’ll break down how it’s affecting lives of Kenyans and discuss real solutions to curb the situation.
@EUinKenya @KAS_Kenya @Tembeayouth
#StopCorruptionKE #AccountabilityKE
Peter Luya retweeted
#KickPollutersOut
#GlobalWeekOfAction
Siaya People deserve safe, transparent, and people centred energy solutions not projects imposed without meaningful public participation.@UhaiWetu @AfrikaVukaNet @social_wg @stopEACOP
Peter Luya retweeted
We stand with communities defending land, water, and biodiversity from harmful and high-risk projects.
#GlobalWeekOfAction
#AfrikaVuka
#NoNuclearInSiaya
#OurVoiceOurEnergy
@stopEACOP
@AfrikaVukaNet
@uhaiwetu
@social_wg
@nupea
Peter Luya retweeted
Kenya is not ready for nuclear energy. We still lack the technical capacity, emergency preparedness systems, & long-term nuclear waste management infrastructure needed to safely operate a nuclear plant.
#NoNuclearInSiaya #KickPollutersOut #GlobalWeekOfAction #OurVoiceOurEnergy
Peter Luya retweeted
Public participation is not a formality it is a constitutional right. Communities must be fully involved in decisions on energy infrastructure. @UhaiWetu
#OurVoiceOurEnergy #NoNuclearInSiaya
Peter Luya retweeted
The people of Siaya deserve safe and sustainable energy alternatives that prioritize health, environmental protection, and future generations.
#SiayaMaongeNuclear
#OurEnergyOurVoice
#NishatiYetuSautiYetu
#OurEnergyOurVoice
#JustTransition
#ClimateJustice
#GlobalWeekOfAction
Peter Luya retweeted
#KickPollutersOut #OurEnergyOurVoice #NoNuclearInSiaya .Today, we demand accountability, environmental safety, access to information, and people-centered energy alternatives that safeguard both present and future generations.@AfrikaVukaNet @UhaiWetu @stopEACOP @AmnestyKenya .
Moving justice closer to everyone
The Social Justice Centers Working Group, in partnership with @HakiAfrica paid a courtesy visit to PS Judith Pareno at the State Dept. for Justice. We discussed collaboration opportunities to protect human rights,uphold the rule of law & promote access to justice. @AGOfficeKenya
Yoooh! These agencies are even gate keeping information. Like for instance which specific area do they intend to establish the power plant???? Like utaskia tu in Rarieda constituency...
The start of the International Conference On Nuclear Energy @KICC raises an important question, is Kenya prepared for Nuclear Power? Is our infrastructure, skills, and grid stable enough for Nuclear Energy? Should we focus on maximizing renewables first?
#OurEnergyOurVoice
Is Siaya even ready??? The government has always appeared casual and careless...
As the government advances funding mechanisms for the Nuclear Energy Project in Siaya, communities should not be left behind. Development must never come at the expense of public participation and transparency.
Join the #OurEnergyOurCoice campaign; [email protected]
Peter Luya retweeted
As the government advances funding mechanisms for the Nuclear Energy Project in Siaya, communities should not be left behind. Development must never come at the expense of public participation and transparency.
Join the #OurEnergyOurCoice campaign; [email protected]
Peter Luya retweeted
“As a widow, I can now cultivate my land freely. Now I feel protected by the Siaya County Widows Protection Bill 2025.” Sentiments shared during our stakeholder engagement in Siaya County as we documented the impact of the Bill on widows land & inheritance rights.
@CAREinKenya
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MEET OUR PANELIST!
Peter Luya
A change maker in the climate action and green jobs space. He will be sharing great insights on how we can explore opportunities that exist in the green economy! #VijanaNaUgatuzi #YouthDevFest2025
#TwendeKajiado
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We recognise and appreciate TEMBEA's role in this year's festival! Asante! #VijanaNaUgatuzi
This is an endeavour so close to my heart. The response from Government agencies is really encouraging.
Tuonane Kajiado 1st to 3rd October
A delegation from the Coalition of Youth for Devolution paid a courtesy call to the Principal Secretary for Trade Regina Ombam at her office.
The team briefed the PS on the upcoming 2nd edition of the Youth Devolution Festival scheduled for October 1st to 3rd 2025 in Kajiado County.
The event is expected to bring together 1,200 youth from all 47 counties under the theme:
"Harnessing Devolution through Youth Empowerment, Innovation, and Job Creation for Economic Growth."
The delegation was led by Odari Murabwa Head of Secretariat for the Youth Devolution Festival, alongside Hajira Bishar, the Coalition’s focal point for the Frontier Counties Development Council,Dion Wandera the Research Lead and Theresia Mutisya from the Programs Team.
In her remarks, PS Ombam commended the coalition for championing youth empowerment through devolution and emphasized the State Department's continued efforts to foster an enabling environment for youth participation in trade. She reaffirmed the Department’s commitment to exploring strategic partnerships with the coalition in support of a successful Youth Devolution Festival 2025.
