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Inside Sifuna’s two-week US tour to woo diaspora voters

Inside Sifuna’s two-week US tour to woo diaspora voters

Sifuna and his entourage are expected to begin the tour on November 20.

Nairobi Senator and Linda Mwananchi Movement leader Edwin Sifuna during a Sunday service at Jesus Teaching Ministry in Nairobi on October 18, 2026.

Linda Mwananchi Movement party leader Edwin Sifuna is set to embark on a two-week tour of the United States to woo diaspora voters and mobilise funds for his presidential bid.

The Nairobi Senator and his entourage are expected to begin the tour on November 20, meeting Kenyans living in various American cities to popularise his presidential bid and raise funds for his campaign.

The ruling is a reprieve for Kilimani MCA Moses Ogeto, who is the Majority Party Whip.

Sifuna unveiled The Equitable Party on October 4, 2026.

Alan Masakhalia had asked High Court to compel the movement to account for all contributions by members of public.

The very strategy designed to make him indispensable is exposing him to fresh challenges.

Sifuna’s growing political influence at the national level could be tested at home.

MP Githinji said they provide a safe way to end the illicit brew problem.

There is concern over the apparent involvement of security officers in rising cases of abductions.

More than 15,000 public school administrators have praised Ruto’s administration.

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