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Ethics of public office
Moral philosophy grounded in African constitutional traditions and the Chapter Six mandate.
Uongozi // A leadership fellowship for public integrity
Training young leaders for the public good
Uongozi Fellowship, founded by whistleblower Nelson Amenya, equips a small cohort of Kenyans each year with the ethics, evidence, and courage to serve the public honestly.
10
Fellows per cohort
3 mo
Nairobi + Singapore
47
Counties represented
Three pillars
Three commitments.
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Public good over personal interest
Fellows learn to put the public interest first — resisting capture, managing conflicts of interest, and making decisions that serve citizens, not patrons.
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Civic courage
The interior work of standing firm — mentored by whistleblowers, journalists, and public servants who have.
Program
A three-month cohort fellowship, Nairobi to Singapore
Ten fellows a year move through the program as one cohort: foundations in Nairobi, a two-week governance immersion in Singapore studying how a state built clean institutions, then a placement back home where the lessons are applied — at zero cost to fellows.
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Nairobi foundations
Six weeks of constitutional law, Chapter Six, public finance and comparative anti-corruption frameworks, taught with retired judges and scholars.
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Singapore immersion
A two-week residency in Singapore: study visits to public agencies, anti-corruption and civil service institutions, and clinics on building systems that resist capture.
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Kenya placement & capstone
Fellows return to an embedded placement with a partner institution and deliver a reform capstone applying what Singapore taught to a Kenyan problem.