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NAIROBI,Kenya – As Kenya moves steadily toward another election cycle, questions about the quality and depth of youth participation in democratic processes remain as urgent as ever. Young people make up the majority of the population and a significant share of the electorate, yet their engagement in governance continues to be largely shaped by election-period […]

NAIROBI, Kenya — As questions continue to grow around the depth and quality of youth participation in Kenya’s democratic processes, civil society organisations are increasingly turning to collaboration as a pathway to more meaningful engagement. In response, Civic Voice, led by Executive Director Abdul Noormohammed, convened civil society and grassroots groups to explore collective approaches

For our inaugural episode, in collaboration with The Elephant and Inuka Kenya Ni Sisi!, The Civic Voice is honored to feature Senior Counsel Pheroze Nowrojee in the Intergenerational Solidarity Series. In this insightful one-on-one conversation, we engage with Mr. Nowrojee on Kenya’s ongoing pursuit of democratic integrity, the national demand for good governance and accountability

NAIROBI,Kenya – Despite massive street protests, a new survey shows youths are shallow in engaging with policy making processes. It shows they don’t attend key forums unless they are given money and then whine about the outcome later. The survey by Inuka Trust shows despite the massive political awakening witnessed among the young people during the

NAIROBI, Kenya – Young people have shown increasing apathy towards civic and political participation in recent years. This trend has been worsened by the country’s social and economic struggles, including the slow recovery from Covid 19 and poor resource management. Since the promulgation of the Constitution of Kenya (COK) 2010, all levels of government have