Ahmed Abdi

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📢 Registration is OPEN for the C4C Annual Meeting 2025! Join us online on 2–3 December to discuss localisation, shifting power & the future of aid. ✅ Interpretation available 🖊 Register: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI… #C4C_Annual_Meeting_2025 #Localisation

At the panel discussion on “The Role of INGOs in a Dynamic and Changing Sector,” our Executive Director, @FatumaKinsi , underscored that localization must move beyond shifting resources “it is about shifting power and shaping the agenda.” She reflected on the unique role of local actors, stating: “The beauty and power of local actors is that they are part of community structures. They live its challenges, speak its language, and carry its hope.” Fatuma called for partnerships anchored in trust, mutual respect, shared learning, and equitable power balance, stressing: “Only by working together as equal partners can we create change that truly lasts.” She further emphasized that through platforms such as the @KenyaAsal , local voices can influence policy, strengthen coordination, and build resilience in communities facing recurrent droughts, floods, and conflict. #Localization #Partnerships #ASALs #SustainableSolutions

Kenya committed to #SDG169; legal identity for all. Yet, it implements prohibitive practices including ID vetting, corruption & administrative barriers that undermine this pledge. On this #IDDay we call on the government to align its practices with its pledge. #MyIDMyRight #IDDay

This promise of devolution was huge. People believed it would fix many old problems. Yet, the real story has been a mix of good and bad. There are clear wins, but also big problems that have come up. We need to look closely at how this system has worked out.

Devolution 2.0: From Promise to Delivery In Kenyans 2010 Constitution, devolution a heart beat new social contract, was an answer to decades of centralized rule that left too many regions forgotten, too many communities voiceless, too many citizens invisible to their government.

Japan right now as Tsunami waves begin. It's massive OMG #Tsunami #earthquake #Japan Strong earthquake in Russia #Tsunami #earthquake #Russia #Trending #earthquakerussia #Breaking #Earthquake #Tsunami #PacificAlert #Tsunamiwarning #Japan #Russia #Hawaii #Alaska

@Kenyans 5. Unjust Taxation & Debt Without Accountability 📈 cost of living rise, taxes choke small businesses, basic services deteriorate 💳 Kenya’s public debt past KSh 11 trillion- Kenyans can't see whats funded. 🚫 Borrowing without accountability is. No impact? audits? dividends?

@Kenyans 4. Extrajudicial Killings & Injustice 💀 Families still seek justice for the disappeared and murdered. Police reforms remain on paper. ⚖️ No meaningful closure, just politicing with no compensation or truth.

Should I live in comfort at State House while God’s house is made of iron sheets? How do Kenyans expect me to answer that question when I meet God? - Ruto

@Kenyans 3. Corruption, Cronyism & Impunity 🔁 Govt insiders win tenders, conflict of interest+CDF & insider trading. 💼 Leaders engaging in business with govt = abuse of power & taxpayers’ trust. 🕳️ Investigations into graft stall. Lifestyle audits forgotten. Asset recovery politicized

To GoK & Gen Zs Kenya: We must restore dignity to public protest. No more delays, no more goons, no more violence. Let peaceful voices be heard, let security serve—not silence—the people. #KenyaProtests #RightToAssemble #GenZVoices #ProtectPeacefulProtest

A Call for Sanity and Constitutional Respect linkedin.com/posts/ahmed-ab…

Kenya’s Gen Z protests left a powerful, layered legacy: lives lost, windows4reform, economic costs, a young generation unwilling to be silenced. Shont it be turning point in state engaging genuinely, both in prosecuting abuses & addressing systemic issues. dialogue not force.

KICTANet and Katiba Institute have taken legal action, challenging the media ban and barricade restrictions . 🗣️ Demands & Atmosphere Protesters demanded justice, police reform, accountability, and lamented lack of action post-Jojwang's death .

🇰🇪 Kenya – Today’s Snapshot (June 25, 2025) 🔥 Youth-Led Protests Thousands—led by Gen Z—marched in Nairobi and across other cities (Mombasa, Nakuru, Kisumu) to mark the one-year anniversary of last year’s deadly anti-tax demonstrations .

We trade maps for movement, change forgoes comfort— Ours is a dance of forward falling— Yet in the stumble, the seed of becoming.

25june Kenya Dancing Unknown Roads We are drums echoing on bridges not yet built, Feet carving rhythms on mist, not stone. Hope wears shoes of borrowed leather, And sings old hymns to unborn dawns. We plant flags on clouds, chase rivers upstream, Naming deserts before rain agree

Provide security. The right to peaceful assembly is enshrined in Kenya’s Constitution. Recent attempts to suppress protests and civic expression are deeply troubling. Silencing citizens undermines democracy. Defend our freedoms—without fear, with resolve. #RightToAssemble #Kenya

Civil society groups (Law Society, KNCHR, Kenya Medical Association) called for calm, dialogue, and rights protection . The mood: fervent, determined youth confronting a heavily securitized, tightly controlled environment.

⚠️ Security Crackdown Police used tear gas, water cannons, rubber bullets, and live rounds, resulting in 8 – 16 fatalities and between 300–400+ reported injured (300+ injured with 67 critical, per some sources) . Barricades and razor wire were installed