The Makina Agenda

Utu, Haki na Kazi.

Four commitments for a cleaner, fairer and better-organized Makina.

Four commitments

A ward agenda shaped by residents

Practical priorities for dignity, opportunity, healthy public spaces and leadership that remains accountable to Makina.

Vijana, Haki na Nafasi

Youth, Justice & Opportunity

Skills, mentorship, sport, access to documentation, legal awareness and meaningful civic participation for Makina's young people.

  • Jobs, skills, mentorship, sport, and civic voice for young people.
  • Free legal-aid and know-your-rights forums.
  • Access to IDs, citizenship, rights, and land-justice issues handled as youth-and-rights priorities.
Usafi na Afya

Clean & Healthy Makina

Community-led action on waste, drainage, sanitation and the protection of shared public spaces.

  • Waste collection pressure, clean-up days, and resident-led public-space ownership.
  • Practical action on drainage, sanitation and environmental justice.
  • Partnerships with local youth groups, landlords, traders, and county services.
Biashara na Kazi

Markets & Local Enterprise

A stronger environment for traders, small businesses, informal workers and young entrepreneurs.

  • Practical support for traders, small businesses, informal workers, and market committees.
  • Market safety, sanitation, access, and predictable county engagement.
  • Youth enterprise pathways connected to skills and local opportunity.
Uongozi Wazi

Accountable Ward Leadership

Accessible leadership, meaningful public participation, transparent priorities and regular reporting to residents.

  • Regular ward meetings and public participation that residents can actually attend.
  • Transparent issue tracking, priority setting, and follow-up.
  • Leadership that stays accessible, listens to residents and reports back.

Leadership that starts by listening.

Makina residents understand their neighbourhoods best. Okuna's approach begins with listening, setting clear priorities with residents and reporting back on progress.

Uongozi Wazi

Listen. Act. Report back.

Accessible leadership, meaningful public participation and transparent ward priorities.

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