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UWAZI Section 106B Cap. 80 · thinking-orbs state: weaving
A structured four-week multi-demographic rollout synchronizing digital content (TikTok, X, Instagram, WhatsApp) with constituency barazas and town halls. Aligned with Chapter Twelve of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010 and IEBC 2027 compliance deadlines.
Art. 95 & 96 — Role of Parliament
Days 1–7
Establish that presidential leadership alone cannot control borrowing or taxation without an independent, vigilant Parliament enforcing Articles 201, 206, and 211.
Key Dates
Art. 229 — Auditor-General
Days 8–14
Equip citizens to use factual Office of the Auditor-General (OAG) reports and Article 226(5) personal liability rules rather than campaign slogans.
Art. 73 & 75 — Leadership & Integrity
Days 15–22
Educate voters on Chapter Six vetting criteria and statutory IEBC electoral timelines governing campaign financing and public fundraising.
Key Dates
Art. 201–229 — Full Constitutional Suite
Days 23–30
Move from awareness to action by inviting parliamentary aspirants across all parties and independent tickets to sign the Uwazi Accountability Pledge.
Key Dates
9 December 2026
Public fundraising / harambee cut-off
10 February 2027
Civil servant resignation & campaign bank account deadline
8 May 2027
Party primaries close
29 May – 11 June 2027
Candidate registration
10 August 2027
General Election Day
Read the plain-language summary of Articles 201, 206, 211, 226(5), and 229 and share highlights from the constituency’s latest OAG report.
Same three questions to every aspirant: Art. 211 (loan disclosure), Art. 229 (audit queries), Chapter Six & Art. 75 (conflict of interest).
Pre-screened questions from youth, market traders, farmers, and salaried/retired residents.
Aspirants sign the Uwazi 2027 Parliamentary Candidate Accountability Pledge on camera for public archiving.