Speeches

Sunday, 17th July 2022, Nairobi We, members of the CSO organizations under the banner of Uchaguzi Platform, have been reflecting on the state of electoral preparedness and therefore wish to address the following emerging issues and concerns: Read more

On Africa Anti-Corruption Day, 28 Transparency International chapters across Africa have sent an open letter to the leaders of the African Union (AU), reminding them of their anti-corruption commitments and urging additional measures as a matter of urgency. Read the letter here Read press statement here

With 43 days left until the August polls and with official campaigns having started in earnest, we, members of the CSO organizations under the banner of Uchaguzi Platform, have been reflecting on the state of electoral preparedness and other obtaining electoral related issues, and therefore wish to address the following

Whistleblowers help reveal more corporate fraud than management reviews and audits together, making them invaluable in unearthing corrupt practices. They are valiant individuals who risk life and limb to come forth to disclose information about corruption, misconduct, illegal activity, or other wrongdoings; unfortunately, whistleblowers in most parts of the world,

On 29th March 2021, Transparency International Kenya, Inuka Kenya Trust and The Kenya Legal & Ethical Issues Network on HIV and AIDS (KELIN) wrote to the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (REF: TI-Kenya/RFI/1/2021), in the interest of the public, to request for information on the progress of the

Safeguarding the integrity of the electoral process is key in the realization of credible, peaceful, free and fair elections in Kenya. Read more

As members of civil society organizations, we hold that an electoral process that takes a wrong turn could potentially threaten the country’s heritage and aspirations of having credible peaceful, free and fair elections. We therefore, wish to address the following emerging issues and concerns; Read more

Thursday, 5th May 2022 - Nairobi, Kenya: The High Court of Kenya has today declared that election campaign spending limits in Sections 12, 18 and 19 of the Election Campaigns Financing Act, 2013 (ECF Act) do not call for parliamentary approval, but must be subjected to appropriate public engagement. Read

We have noted with deep concern the seeming lack of commitment by key election oversight institutions to enforce and uphold values of Chapter 6 especially during the 2022 general election, and filed a petition (Petition NO. E168 of 2022) in The High Court of Kenya seeking a pronouncement on the

Sunday, 24th April 2022, Nairobi: Political Parties held their party primaries in line with the IEBC’s statutory requirement that allparties hold nominations and resolve any attendant disputes arising from this exercise by 22nd April 2022. As members of the Civil Society Organizations under the Uchaguzi Platform, we monitored the processes