Osiepe Sango

29/08/2026

This Siaya Nuclear project threatens fisherfolk and farmers, risks polluting Lake Victoria, raises radiation safety concerns, and could displace families without proper compensation.
Wadagi Nuclear! we have not even exhausted the available clean energy sources like wind, geothermal, solar and hydroelectric power. Yet, the government is in a rush to pursue a risky nuclear deal in Siaya. Viva the women of Africa 🌍 ✊🏾

24/08/2026

Fellow Kenyans,

We the friends of Siaya Anti-Nuclear Plant have formally appealed to the Commission on Administrative Justice, also known as the Office of the Ombudsman, over NuPEA's failure to provide information about the proposed Siaya nuclear project.

In late July 2026, we submitted a formal request for 62 categories of documents. We asked for information on safety, environmental studies, possible resettlement of families, and how the public has been involved in the project.

Out of the 62 requests, only 14 were fully answered. Nineteen received no response at all, while 15 were only partly answered. NuPEA's response letter was not dated and did not follow the proper legal process.

Key reports were withheld. Some requests were pushed to other government agencies without being forwarded. Proper contact details were also not provided.

This is not a small matter. The proposed project could affect fisherfolk, farmers, families and the wider Lake Victoria region. Communities deserve clear answers about safety, the environment, possible displacement and compensation before such a major project moves forward.

We therefore demand;

(a)Full disclosure of all withheld information
(b)No further project approvals until communities are fully informed

The people of Siaya have a right to know what is being planned in their communities.

We are now awaiting the Commission's review. Our struggle for transparency, accountability and justice continues.

01/05/2026

Our economy has been overly extractive & exploitative for far too long harming the environment and interfering with ecosystems and livelihoods. Time is ripe to think more about regenerative development to restore our biodiversity and encourage food sovereignty.

Let a million seeds blossom! We are building a global artistic and civic movement for seed sovereignty, biodiversity, and cultural regeneration. Across the world, seeds are quietly disappearing from living relationships. Seed systems have become increasingly centralized, regulated, and commercialize...

30/04/2026

We're marching on to "Bring and Green Back Lake Victoria"

We are the eyes and the voice of Lake Victoria. The status quo of "privatizing the profits and socializing the clean up costs" can no longer hold. We journey on until we "Bring and Green Back Lake Victoria, our gem💎💙🩵 Long live the struggle!💪🏾

08/04/2026

We're really proud of how your initiative is coming along. Keep up the wonderful work you're doing.

17/03/2026

On Wednesday, March 11, we were honoured to join Usonaki SJC and comrades from the social justice movement in their convening with the fisher folk at Ngege Beach in Kisumu West for an open community conversation on the health of Lake Victoria including the publicised government’s plan to set up a nuclear plant at Luanda Kotieno.

What stood out was clear. People are more concerned than convinced. The plan feels rushed, yet the risks are too heavy to ignore. Our lake is our life. It feeds families, supports livelihoods and connects the entire Nile basin.

Yes, nuclear energy is said to be clean. But even a small mistake can put millions of lives, our water and our future at risk.
We cannot gamble with Lake Victoria when we already have safer energy options like geothermal, wind and solar.
Our voices matter. Our lake matters. Our future matters. State House Kenya

11/03/2026

Kenyans must firmly reject the dangerous plan to introduce nuclear power in our country.

Placing a nuclear plant near the Lake Victoria basin is gambling with the lives of millions, our water, our food systems and our environment. One accident would affect not just Kenya, but the entire region.

And for what?
When Kenya is already blessed with geothermal, wind, solar and hydro power that remain underutilized.
We refuse to turn our homeland into the next Chernobyl.
Our future is clean, safe, renewable energy, not radioactive risk!🇰🇪✊🏾

10/03/2026

The key question is: are we right in prioritising this project and moving with speed before making sure the people align? Have the voices of our young people been taken into account and mainstreamed in the process? Have those facing displacement in the 1000 acres required; been reached, informed & prepared sufficiently? Has the map been shared? Is there a website providing ALL the requisite information? Where can locals go to get information? How will the waste from the plant be managed when current management of solid waste and liquid effluent is totally wanting? Why the speed when locals do not even understand what nuclear power is? Transparency is a prerequisite in a project of this magnitude!!!

12/01/2026

19/12/2025

Good people, Prof. is graciously dispersing knowledge at no cost. Let's take full advantage of this knowledge hub and learn more about climate change.