About Us
KENGO is a national network of grassroots organizations including self-help groups, community and faith based organizations and social movements.
To contact KENGO:
Post: KENGO, P.O. Box 22708-00100 NAIROBI, KENYA
Telephone: + 254 20 3561313, +254 722 747575, +254 723 489463
Email: info@kengonetwork.org, infokengo@gmail.com,
admin.kengo@gmail.com
The most recent articles
Post Election Violence: Ethnic Cleansing In the name of Democracy
Never Again: When Kenyans Forgot How to be human
Reflections on the violence in Kenya in January-April 2008
Thursday 6 November 2008
by Wangui Mbatia
Reflections on the political campaigns, elections and post elections violence in Kenya. Pictures of evictions, murders, and IDP camps. > continue
CONSTITUTIONAL REFORMS FOR THE PEOPLE OF KENYA
CONSTITUTIONAL REFORMS NOW!!!
The reforms that make sense to the people of Kenya, not just to the political elite
Friday 9 November 2007
by KENGO Secretariat
For more than a decade now, the people of Kenya have been agitating for a complete overhaul of the Constitution of Kenya. Despite several efforts towards the review process, a new constitution is yet to be realized.
The political elite has successfully mismanaged the review process to the disadvantage of the people. It is not enough for members of parliament to blame the president for the failure to deliver a new constitution.
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Poverty Action Day
Images from the Stand Up Procession to Kenyan Parliament, 17 october 2007
KENGO Members march against poverty, violence and greedy MPs in Kenya
Wednesday 17 October 2007
by Admin
October 17th of each year is a day set aside for all citizens of the world to stand in solidarity with the poor people of the world and fight against poverty. On October 17, 2007 KENGO network members participating in the Stand Up against Poverty got 49, 124 Kenyans to Stand Up and be counted. > continue
International NGOs, International Finance Institutions.... whose agenda is it? Reflections of an Activist.
By Caroline Gachui, a Lawyer, activist and mother!
Friday 5 October 2007
by KENGO Secretariat
KENGO network members have been getting more involved with issues of debt, poverty creation, internationalization of aid, trade... As the debate rages on, deliberations over whether to nix or fix IFIs like the World Bank and IMF are on-going. Militants argue that reparations and compensation (...) > continue
Lake Baringo under threat as flower farming along the Molo river increases
Article by Maina Kironji
Friday 21 September 2007
by KENGO Secretariat
In this article Maina Kironji, an environmentalist and conservationist, explores the issue of Lake Baringo and the threat posed by the increasing flower farms along the Molo River. Mr. Kironji has conducted various research on flowerfarms and uncovered many unsavoury facts about the largely (...) > continue
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