KEWOPA recently conducted a transformative training session in Meru County, focusing on public participation, disability rights, civic engagement, and leadership with integrity. The forum provided a platform for participants to gain valuable insights, share their experiences, and discuss the challenges they face in leadership and governance. Hon. Elizabeth Kailemia graced
KEWOPA launched the highly anticipated “Komesha Dhuluma” campaign, a bold initiative aimed at addressing the rising cases of gender-based violence (GBV) and femicide in Kenya. Backed by H.E. President William Ruto’s allocation of Ksh. 100 million, the campaign seeks to create transformative change at the grassroots level by tackling
In a significant step towards fostering transparency and inclusivity in budgeting, KEWOPA, in partnership with the Institute of Public Finance, held an impactful forum in Busia County. The event, graced by the honorable Hon. Mary Emaase Otucho, aimed to equip participants with essential knowledge and skills regarding the budget process
The Kenya Women Parliamentary Association (KEWOPA), in collaboration with the Institute of Public Finance (IPF), recently held a sensitization forum in Kisumu aimed at demystifying the budget process for local communities. The forum, which brought together residents, local leaders, and representatives of civil society, sought to raise awareness about budgetary
KEWOPA Executive committee members recently came together for a retreat that went far beyond the usual agenda. This gathering was not merely a break from their day-to-day responsibilities but an essential opportunity to reflect deeply on their leadership paths, recharge, and reconnect with their core motivations. Supported by URAIA and