Uniting Kenyans for Justice, Truth, and Prosperity.
At Shikana Frontliners for Unity Party (SFUP), we believe in a Kenya where governance is driven by the people and for the people. Our mission is to build an inclusive, accountable, and progressive nation where every citizen has a voice and a stake in development.
The Shikana Frontliners for Unity Party (SFUP) was born from a shared vision: a Kenya built on unity, good governance, and integrity. Founded by professionals from diverse fields—law, finance, healthcare, sustainability, culture, and more.
Transforming Kenya Together
​At the heart of the Shikana Frontliners for Unity Party (SFUP) is a clear guiding ideology: Conservatism with a people-first focus. We believe in protecting Kenya’s heritage, strengthening our unity, and promoting stability as the foundation for growth.
United for Integrity, Driven by Diversity
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At Shikana Frontliners for Unity Party (SFUP), we believe that true change begins with the people. Our movement was born out of a shared vision – to build a Kenya founded on unity, integrity, and good governance. But this vision can only become reality when Kenyans like you take part in shaping it.
Conservatism with a people-first focus.
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Voices from our Members
At SFUP, every voice matters. Our strength comes from the people who believe in our vision of unity, integrity, and progress. Here’s what some of our members had to say after joining
John Mwakazi
"As a doctor, I see the struggles of ordinary Kenyans every day. SFUP’s commitment to people-driven governance and inclusive development inspired me to register. I believe this is the party that can strengthen healthcare, education, and social systems for everyone."
Derick Okelo
"Running a business in Kenya has many challenges, but SFUP gives me hope. Their focus on entrepreneurship, protecting workers, and fair policies is exactly what we need. I joined because I want to see a government that listens to and supports hustlers like me."
Irene Kitai
I joined SFUP because I believe in a Kenya where young people are given equal opportunities to lead and innovate. This party doesn’t just talk about change—it creates space for us to be part of it. For the first time, I feel like my voice truly counts."