How Kenyans Can Exercise Their Sovereign Power

Guest: Al-Amin Kimathi, Human Rights Defender
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[@paulerick6001]

I have a small suggestion: perhaps people in the "activism" community - like the Utu Heritage - or even just ideologues and intellectuals, could create a curriculum and implement it in society so that anyone who has attended primary and secondary school weould be deeply aware and informed and confident in their sovereign rights and duties as a citizen: i.e. civic education. This is a legacy and generational project.

[@chrisogonas]

Incredible conversation, folks 👏👏👏

[@ToM-ht9oq]

Today's guest is the immediate brother to Hon.CT Muga.

[@dataflick6582]

The people shall...

[@paulerick6001]

Just the first minute and Im already in a positive mood! You folk are special 😂😂😂

[@ronaldrotich5596]

Enlightening

[@FarhanMuhammad-kn7nr]

It is a somali proverb also.

[@brenkahmichael5467]

How do I engage with the collective?

[@abocas]

There is an integrity clause in your Constitution ....
Would you say that people who've been indicted and declared guilty f anything have the integrity to hold a public office??

[@tonygee5680]

Problem with activism is sometimes they live in an utopia world of themselves 😂😂😂if boda boda people are not interested in ur views

[@tonygee5680]

These people with such views are minority in the country