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== 🔥 Hot Topics == * Shoot to kill directive 2025 * Kenya's corruption landscape * Shutdown Kenya – June 25 * Sabasaba memorial day 2025 * Freedom of the Media * Digital Censorship * Occupy Parliament June 25 2024 * Kenya's Heads of State: Impact and Legacy * University funding model Kenya * Make Nairobi a Non-Political Metropolitan Zone 🗣️ Genz Slogans Ruto Must Go Sisi Ndio Wenye Nchi – We Are the People Hatupangwingwi – We Refuse to Be Controlled Ruto Si Sisi – You Don’t Represent Us Siri Ni Numbers – Our Strength Is in Unity You Can’t Kill Us and Lead Us Reject Elite Anarchy

🕯️ Remembrance We honor our all those affected during the fight for a better Kenya. We document their stories. We demand justice. Our Blood, Our Voice, Our Future: * The children we lost * Fallen Comrades * Abducted & Tortured * Shot & Injured by Police * Those who disappeared and never to be found. Featured: * Rex Masai – Shot and killed during peaceful protest (June 25, 2025) * Dezel Omondi – Abducted, tortured and killed in 2024 after June 25 protests. * Kennedy Onyango – Shot and killed during peaceful protest

📢 Protest Actions details and reasons Occupy State House June 2024/2025 Occupy Churches Occupy JKIA 2024 Reject Finance Bill 2024 Occupy Parliament June 25 2024 Shutdown Kenya – June 25 Fallen Gen Z Memorial Day Sabasaba Memorial Day

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📜 Law is the Shield of Justice

 It is Every Kenyan’s Duty to Obey the Law  Kenya 2010 constitution,  International Law  is not optional — it is part of Kenyan law and enforceable in Kenyan courts.

⚖️ Governance & Justice Anti-Corruption & Oversight Judicial Reform Illegal Spending & Appointments Respect Court Orders 📜 Constitutional Rights Article 26: Right to Life Article 37 – Right to Protest Article 43 – Health, Education, Housing Article 55 – Youth Rights Chapter 6 – Integrity in Leadership Chapter 8,9,10 – Independence of the three Arms of Government 🎓 Education & Jobs Education Reform and CBC Youth Employment Crisis Labour Law Reform Nepotism, tribalism and employment

🏥 Health & Welfare Access to Healthcare Mental Health Support Childcare Policy Kenya 🏠 Housing & Land Public and private Land Grabbing Food Security and Land Use Corruption in NCA (Construction)and safe housing provision in Nairobi 👥 Social Justice Gender Equality Inclusion of Youth & PWDs Anti-Tribalism in Governance End of Femicide in Kenya

🌱 Environment Deforestation & Forest Grab Taxation on Green Energy Urban Parks & Public Spaces Waste sewer disposal policy Kenya 🌍 Digital Infrastructure KPLC Power Failures Fast, Safe Internet Access Freedom of the Media

🧱 Institutional Collapse Failed Parastatals: KMC, KQ, Mumias Hustler Fund Mismanagement Unconstitutional Spending Collapsed Agencies 🌍 Elections integrity and government formations Elections financing in Kenya Free fair elections Voter registration and civic education Incitement and antisemitism during elections campaigns The role of young people in Kenyan General Elections Post Election violence