
An issue-focused civic platform examining how Kenya borrows, how Parliament oversees the public purse under Articles 201, 211, and 229 of the Constitution, and how reform-oriented leaders propose to audit opaque public debt and recover stolen public funds.

Constitutional Integrity — UGM
Former Chief Justice leading the United Green Movement ticket. Centers his platform on strict constitutional compliance, judicial independence, executive accountability, and Chapter Six leadership standards.
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Public-Interest Debt & Tax Litigation
Busia Senator and public-interest litigant. Leads High Court petitions challenging opaque sovereign borrowing, contested Finance Act taxes, and privatization of state assets. Petition on parliamentary approval for sovereign loans set for full merits hearing March 2027.
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Legislative Oversight — LMM
Nairobi Senator and central figure in the Linda Mwananchi movement. Focuses on legislative accountability, opposition to punitive taxation, and holding the executive to account on public expenditure.
View agendaChapter Twelve of the Constitution (Articles 201, 206, 211, 226(5), 229) — the legal shield against secret loans, unlawful spending, and unaccounted public debt.
Bilingual campaign copy in Kiswahili (baraza) and Sheng/English (social media) for constituency outreach ahead of the 10 August 2027 General Election.
Week-by-week community and digital outreach plan synchronizing town halls, barazas, and social content with IEBC 2027 compliance deadlines.
Non-partisan 100-point scorecard evaluating legislators and aspirants across Chapter Six, Article 211, and Auditor-General compliance.
Answers about odious debt, domestic vs. external loans, and what Kenyan courts can do about unconstitutional borrowing.
Methodological and editorial guardrails: zero unverified claims, fiscal responsibility, strict non-partisanship, and public right of reply.