As we mark #WorldMentalHealthDay2026, Inuka Kenya Ni Sisi! joins the global conversation under the theme: “Lived Experiences Heard: Real Voices, Real Change.” Lived experiences matter. They must shape mental health conversations, policies and services. Join us as we create space for real stories, amplify lived experiences and turn voices into meaningful change. Have a story to share? Join the conversation. Let’s listen, learn and act together! #LivedExperienceKE

The inauguration of the proposed Dangote refinery in Lamu has brought big promises of investment, jobs, business opportunities and economic growth. For many Kenyans, this sounds like an opportunity worth paying attention to. But beyond the excitement and the headlines, there is a simple question that matters: what exactly has Kenya agreed to? Behind a project of this size are agreements that define the responsibilities, commitments and obligations of both the government and the investor. These agreements can also determine what communities stand to gain and what protections are in place for their land, livelihoods, environment and cultural heritage. This is why the contract and commitment agreement should be made public. Kenyans should not have to rely on speeches, press statements or promises to understand a project being presented as a major national investment. The people of Lamu, who live closest to the project and whose lives may be directly affected, have an even greater stake in knowing what has been agreed. Making the agreements public is not being against development or investment. It is about ensuring that development happens with transparency, public participation and accountability. When public resources, public institutions and community interests are involved, citizens have a right to understand the commitments being made. The question is therefore straightforward: If this project is in the public interest, why shouldn't the public see the deal? Let Kenyans read the contract. Let the people of Lamu see the commitments. Let the public understand what has been agreed, what has been promised and who will be responsible for delivering on those promises. Development should not only be measured by the size of the investment. It should also be measured by how openly the deal is made and how well it protects the people it is meant to benefit. #DangoteEastAfricaRefinery #Lamu #EARefineryLaunch

Walichukua Mkopo, Sisi Tunalipa. When the debt grows, the mwananchi feels it-in the price of fuel, the cost of food, the taxes we pay, and the public services we depend on. But how much do we really know about the loans taken in our name, how they are spent, and who bears the cost of repayment? Join us for two days of public debt awareness, reflection, and action as we connect Kenya’s borrowing decisions to everyday realities and demand transparency, accountability, and responsible use of public resources. 📌Day 1: Awareness & Reflection 📌 Day 2: Recommendations & Action. Because public debt is not just a matter of figures. It is about our livelihoods, our future, and our right to know. Walichukua Mkopo, Sisi Tunalipa. Wanakopa, Tunalipa. #WanakopaTunalipa