The speeches were public. The real intelligence was happening between them.
Every meeting, agreement and financing announcement, checked against its sources and scored twice: how much it matters, and how well we know it.
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Featured“We must not become tenants in a future built from our data, powered by our resources, shaped by technologies we cannot influence, and governed by rules we did not write.”H.E. President William Samoei RutoThis tracker follows Kenya's engagements at the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA 81) in New York: bilateral meetings, side events, agreements, financing announcements and projects involving Kenya's government and its partners. It covers the run-up from 15 Sept 2026, the high-level week at UN Headquarters from 21 Sept to 28 Sept 2026, and what has followed since.
So far it holds 44 verified records: 13 engagements, 9 agreements signed or formally announced and 2 projects, involving 175 countries and institutions across 38 sectors, with 3 of Kenya's 47 counties linked to at least one record. Money is shown by status and never added into one total: $450M signed or committed; $16.3B proposed or announced; $1.4B opportunities and targets. 43 milestones have already happened, and 6 more have a target date.
Every record links to its sources and carries two separate scores: signal, for how much it matters, and confidence, for how well it is verified. Records are updated as new evidence appears.
Signal is how much it matters, from background news to a major development.
Confidence is how sure we are, from a social media claim to an official, confirmed source.
Split by status, from talk to delivery. Tiers are never added into one total.