We moved from complaints into offering solutions
Chama Cha Mimi na Wewe is a movement dedicated to restoring civic power, constitutional integrity, and public accountability across Kenya.
Hold Government Accountable
Ensuring every shilling of public revenue and every government decision is transparently monitored by citizens.
Offer Alternative Solutions
Moving past political rhetoric by publishing pragmatic, evidence-based policy blueprints for national development.
Platform for Change Leaders
Creating an open, meritocratic pathway for ethical citizens to run for elective office from Ward to Presidential level.
Form Government
Building a people-first administration committed to good stewardship and lean, efficient public service.
Join Us on This Journey
You can join us on this journey by: becoming a member, spreading word within your networks and digital platforms, volunteering your knowledge, skills and expertise, or making a financial contribution.
Our Ethos
- 1 Facts: Evidence-based policy making and truthful reporting.
- 2 Civility: Respectful, constructive debate focused on national progress.
- 3 Pragmatism: Practical, actionable solutions that deliver tangible results.
Our Ideology
Good Stewardship
Equal opportunities for all Kenyans, powered by personal initiative, constitutional protection, and fair market competition.
Our Governance Model
Eliminate corruption, run a transparent and open government, and build a civil service that is meritorious, inclusive, accountable, lean, and efficient. Widen the national tax base through business growth rather than over-taxation.
Feedback on Governance & 30/70 Budget Allocation
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What ideas do you have to make your Ward, Constituency, County or Country better?
To improve governance, to create jobs? Let’s hear them.
What is happening in your Ward, Constituency or County that we need to know?
Something to be concerned about? A violation that needs to be addressed? Talk to us.
People’s Manifesto Builder
We are building a people’s manifesto. Share your thoughts on what government should do to make Kenya better.
Recent Community Submissions to the Manifesto:
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Mandatory National Monthly Clean Up
Umuganda is a compulsory national community service day in Rwanda, held on the last Saturday of every month from 08:00 to 11:00 AM. Translating to “coming together in common purpose”, citizens aged 18 to 65 gather to clean streets, build infrastructure, and protect the environment.
The Kenyan Adaptation Concept:
If we adapted this for the Kenyan context, we will develop a culture of cleaning and maintaining a clean environment while saving money that can be put to better use elsewhere. What do you think? Let’s engage!
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