The KANU Party

27/10/2026

Top KANU officials of the National Management Committee in a consultative meeting with the National Chairman Hon. Gideon Moi following a successful Rift Valley delegates meeting in Kabarak last Friday. From the far left is the Secretary General George Wainaina, Director of Elections Ally Khan, Deputy Secretary General Gladwel Tungo, The National Treasurer Eddie Kivuvani and Secretary of Communication Joseph Towett.

25/10/2026

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21/10/2026

Earlier today, the delegates from Kimutwa Ward, Machakos County expressed their confidence in Hon. Eddie Kivuvani, endorsing him as their preferred candidate for the Machakos Senatorial seat, alongside Catherine Kanini for Kalama Ward MCA.

The endorsements reflect the women’s desire for leaders who will champion their interests, address grassroots concerns, and deliver meaningful change for their communities.

21/10/2026

Women from across several wards in Machakos County today gathered for a town hall engagement organized by the KANU Women Congress to share their experiences, discuss everyday challenges, and reflect on issues affecting their livelihoods and communities.

The event was attended by KANU National Treasurer and Machakos Senate Aspirant Hon. Eddie Kivuvani, Women Congress Chairperson Anne Karuga, Deputy Organizing Secretary Joshua Aluoch, MCA Aspiriant Kalama Ward in Machakos, Catherine Kanini, Branch Coordinator Andrew Oyile and a host of other party officials.

18/10/2026

Following an intensive political training programme under the Programme for Young Politicians in Africa (PYPA), an international leadership and political development initiative, Allan Onsongo, KANU’s Digital Communications Officer and a member of the KANU Youth Congress, has successfully graduated, gaining valuable competencies in political operations, leadership, and political organisation. We congratulate him on this remarkable achievement.

10/10/2026

KANU remains committed to environmental sustainability and greening Kenya as part of our patriotic duty to build a healthier environment and improve quality of life. Our commitment is reflected in the tree-planting initiatives led by KANU Women and Youth.

As we celebrate Mazingira Day, let us all take responsibility for protecting our environment and building a greener, healthier Kenya.

01/10/2026

As the KANU Women Congress concludes its Coastal Tour with a visit to Kwale County, one message has come through loud and clear: women are ready to put tribal and divisive politics behind us and embrace a new politics founded on merit, integrity and service.

Through our collaboration with the Konrad Adenauer Foundation, we continue to create spaces where women can engage, organise, lead and shape the future of our country.

Asanteni sana, Kwale Women for choosing to be the change the society needs.

29/09/2026

The KANU Women Congress (KWC) continues its Political Training Bootcamp in Mombasa under the theme “Strengthening Women’s Grassroots Political Participation through Civic Education and Leadership Development.”

KWC remains clear in its commitment to prepare and support women to step forward as candidates in the 2027 General Election.

As part of the Mombasa engagement, the KWC National Leadership also held an in-depth meeting with the Mombasa Branch leadership to strengthen alignment, coordination and preparedness ahead for the forthcoming elections.

28/09/2026

24/09/2026

The KANU Elgeyo Marakwet branch has today warmly received the Executive Director, Ms. Mercy Wanyeki, accompanied by the Elections Coordinator Mr. Najel Otieno.

This visit was part of the party's ongoing efforts to engage and digitize the branches.

The team was received by the branch chairman Mr. Paul Kibet, the branch KWC chairperson Ms. Margaret Kapkatui and the Branch Executive Officer, Ms. Faith Chepkonga, alongside other branch members.

“As a branch, we’re happy that the party is making efforts to engage the grassroots and improve the operational efficiency through digitization,” said the branch chairman.

The party’s commitment to stronger grassroots continues to be evident through this initiative.