About Us – Kenya Anti Nuclear Alliance

Who We Are?

We Support

We believe that compassion is a force capable of transcending boundaries and transforming lives. By translating empathy into tangible actions, we strive to alleviate suffering and bring hope to those facing adversity.

We Connect

Our mission is rooted in the empowerment of communities. We work towards creating opportunities for education, health, and sustainable livelihoods, recognizing that empowered communities are the architects of their own progress.

We Champion

We champion the principles of equality and inclusion. Our mission is to dismantle barriers and create a world where every individual, regardless of background or circumstance, has access to the resources and opportunities necessary for a dignified life.

Our Commitment

Transparency

We are dedicated to transparency in our operations and finances, ensuring that our supporters can trust that their contributions are making a genuine impact.

Collaboration

Collaboration is at the heart of our mission. We actively seek partnerships with like-minded organizations, governments, and individuals to amplify our collective impact and address complex challenges.

Justice

Embracing justice allows us to find creative and effective solutions to evolving issues. We continually explore new approaches to maximize the reach and effectiveness of our programs.

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What People Say

Francis

You know very well the motivation for pursuing nukes. Kickbacks and corruption. Nobody is interested in solving the county's energy needs. No! It's about how much thugs will pocket and the complexities that give birth to evil opportunities. If it was purely an energy issue, we have enough green and renewable energy sources.

Animals Protection

Sango

💯 very well articulated. Energy (fuel and electricity) is the foundation of life and "just" energy is indeed a human right (that's why we have free energy from the sun) we should not allow the economic cartels to enrich themselves from the poor.

Engineering

Phyllis

Technology development must invest in the sources of energy available on our continent. We cannot support an energy sector that is ignoring us and insisting on investing in technology that gives the global north an upper hand

Activist

Anselm

Every time I think this idea has reached the pinnacle of terribleness, another factor comes along and makes it worse. Ugh.

Social Justice

Wafula

any nuclear plant is horrible for Kenya anywhere. It cannot be operated on the crappy Kenyan grid and will potentially cause harm because of inherent frequent failures of the Kenyan grid. Worse is the 1000 MW nuclear. It’s like saying you are size 5 and you will buy size 50 pants. You definitely can’t fit in size 50 pants. That’s what is weird about the NuPEA proposal. So, it should be no nuclear anywhere if possible — it’s a very dangerous thing that these NuPEA guys are playing around with.

Energy

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