AhadiTracker is a civic platform that records the promises Kenyan leaders make to their citizens — and tracks whether they keep them. We believe accountability shouldn't end at the ballot box. It should continue every single day a leader holds office.
Every election cycle, leaders make ahadi — promises — to the people who vote for them. Too often, those promises are forgotten the moment the campaign ends. AhadiTracker exists to close that gap between what is promised and what is delivered.
We document campaign pledges, speeches, and manifestos from MPs, Governors, MCAs, Senators, and the Presidency — with sources cited.
Each promise is updated as it moves from pending, to in-progress, to fulfilled — or flagged as broken when evidence says otherwise.
We are independent of any party or politician. Our only stakeholder is the Kenyan public — and the leaders they hold office on behalf of.
A pledge made publicly by a leader is added with its source and category.
Citizens and partner organisations submit evidence of progress — or lack of it.
Our team reviews evidence and updates the promise status transparently.
A public, searchable record makes it harder for promises to be forgotten.
AhadiTracker does not work alone. We collaborate with institutions, watchdogs, and media houses who share our commitment to transparent governance in Kenya.
The foundation of this platform — every Kenyan who submits evidence, shares a promise, or holds a leader to account.
Kenya's lead agency on integrity and anti-corruption enforcement.
Independent electoral accountability and civic monitoring platform.
peoplesiebc.org →Real-time tracking of Kenya's public debt and fiscal accountability.
kenyadebtclock.com →Broadcast partners who help verify and amplify promise coverage.
Including the Standard and other publications, for documented record sourcing.
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Register as a citizen watcher. We'll keep you informed about promises made in your county, constituency, and ward — and how you can help track them.