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Tagged “Citizen Participation”2 articles

Governance and SocietyCommentary

The Party Is Also a Map: Kenya’s 2027 Contest for Citizen Power

How parties, nominations and coalitions shape citizen power in Kenya’s 2027 election, across government-aligned formations, opposition organisations, emerging movements and citizens outside those camps.

Eric Omanga26 September 20267 min read

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Governance and SocietyCommentary

Of Crowdsourcing, Crowdfunding and the Linda Mwananchi Movement-Building Story

Linda Mwananchi is proving that citizens can finance and expand a political movement through small contributions and digital networks. Its deeper test is whether it can convert a crowd into a transparent, citizen-governed institution capable of restraining, and surviving, its most popular leaders.

Eric Omanga2 August 202615 min read

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