This is a raw, gripping tale that shows how women, trapped in a patriarchal setup, can turn on each other over men, power, and petty rivalries. It’s painful to see how society pits women against each other instead of encouraging sisterhood. #bookclub

Did you know: Femicide thrives when communities stay silent?Join amazing speakers today from 4 PM as we hold a candind and vital conversation. #NairobiFeministHangouts Break The Silence Activista Nairobi Chapter Social Justice Centres Working Group FEMINISTS IN KENYA /#TotalShutDownKE @Usikimye

In Kenya, the killing of women just because they are women has become disturbingly common. This is femicide and it’s not new,neither is It not random. Well femicide Is rooted in power, patriarchy, and silence and it keeps happening. #NairobiFeministHangouts

This X Space invites the public to reflect on how societal norms, harmful masculinities, and silence normalize the ending of women’s lives in Kenya. Break The Silence #NairobiFeministHangouts.

Femicide is not a women’s issue, it is a national emergency. It affects families, communities, and the future of this country. Silence is complicity. Activista Nairobi Chapter Social Justice Centres Working Group FEMINISTS IN KENYA /#TotalShutDownKE @Usikimye #NairobiFeministHangouts Break The Silence

Without public awareness campaigns and stronger accountability mechanisms, these laws risk remaining only on paper. Break The Silence #NairobiFeministHangouts

The policy framework exists but is often limited by poor enforcement, low funding, and limited training for law enforcement officers. Break The Silence #NairobiFeministHangouts

You can’t fix what you don’t measure. Kenya needs consistent, gender-sensitive, and disaggregated data on femicide. Break The Silence and invest in research that saves lives. #NairobiFeministHangouts

Kenya lacks a centralized, consistent system for collecting reliable data on femicide and GBV. This makes it difficult to understand the full scale of the problem. Break The Silence. #NairobiFeministHangouts

From Nairobi to the grassroots, we must build communities that protect women, not punish them for existing. An X-Chat is just the beginning. Take the knowledge, take the rage, take the compassion—and turn it into sustained activism. #NairobiFeministHangouts Break The Silence

We need to push for structural change and moving beyond reactive outrage to actual commitments in policy, funding, and prevention of the ending of women’s lives. Break The Silence #NairobiFeministHangouts.

Strengthening support systems for survivors means accessible, confidential, and survivor-centered services. What needs to improve? Join #NairobiFeministHangouts to share. Activista Nairobi Chapter Social Justice Centres Working Group FEMINISTS IN KENYA /#TotalShutDownKE Usikimye Break The Silence

Institutions must be held accountable for enforcing laws that protect women. Break The Silence by demanding transparency in policy implementation. A law not enforced remains a danger. #NairobiFeministHangouts

Femicide ends in Kenya when we break the silence. #lEnd FemicideK demands laws to protect women, a database to track cases, & education to shift mindsets. Every 18hrs a woman is killed—join the fight for justice! #NairobiFeministHangouts

Break The Silence. Too many victims of femicide are silenced twice: first by their killers, and again by a society that quickly forgets them. We must remember—and act. #NairobiFeministHangouts Activista Nairobi Chapter Social Justice Centres Working Group FEMINISTS IN KENYA /#TotalShutDownKE Usikimye

Femicide is not just a statistic. It is the brutal end of a woman's life often at the hands of someone she knew and trusted. #NairobiFeministHangouts Break The Silence

Young People are speaking out—SGBV, defilement, and femicide must end! Ministries have been called out, now it's time for us to act. Show up for the public participation forum on the SGBV & Femicide TWG at California Hall, 9AM. Your voice matters. Kesho Tutokezee!!!!! carlifonia

Women in politics face sexual violence, harassment, and tech-based attacks meant to silence them. Leadership should not come with fear. We must stop normalizing harm and start creating safe, inclusive spaces. Africa needs women in power — not silence in their place. Let’s speak

Leo we joined the public participation forum convened by the Technical Working Group (TWG) on Femicide and Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in Kamukunji. This was a vital opportunity for our communities, individuals, and grassroots to share their lived realities and shape the path

Africa’s health future depends on delivering on our promises and it doesn’t stop at national borders. This is about #PanAfrican solidarity, uniting diverse voices, experiences and innovations from across the continent to demand health systems that serve people’s realities. It