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02/11/2026

MWACHA MILA NI MTUMWA!

Our cultural heritage, traditions and values remain an important part of our identity and community.

Yesterday, during my visit to Elemantaita Ward, I had an opportunity to interact with elders (Athuri a Kiama Kiama) from the ward.

I appreciated their wisdom, leadership and continued role in preserving our cultural heritage. I urged them to take an active role as ambassadors of peace, unity and social cohesion within our communities.

As custodians of our traditions, our elders have a unique responsibility to guide the younger generation, promote mutual respect and help resolve conflicts whenever they arise.

We may come from different backgrounds, hold different opinions and have different political persuasions, but our shared identity and humanity must always unite us.

Let us preserve our culture, respect our elders and build a community anchored on peace, unity and mutual respect.

Peace is our collective responsibility.

02/11/2026

SHA IS A SCAM!

Peter Thiongo, a young man from Kiptangwany, passed away four weeks ago. Tragically, even in death, his family has not found peace. His body is still being detained at Nakuru Provincial General Hospital (PGH) mortuary over an outstanding hospital bill.

Four weeks later, the family is still struggling to secure the release of their loved one's body so that they can give him a decent and dignified burial. Where is SHA when ordinary Kenyans need it most? What happened to the promise that the new health insurance system would protect families from the burden of unaffordable medical bills?

Yesterday, I joined residents and well-wishers at Kiptangwany for a fundraising drive to help the bereaved family clear the outstanding hospital bill and finally lay Peter to rest.

It is heartbreaking that a family already grieving the loss of a loved one must endure additional anguish because of financial constraints.

Healthcare is a right, not a privilege. No family should be subjected to this kind of distress at such a difficult moment.

The County Government of Nakuru and the relevant SHA authorities must urgently intervene and explain why this family has been left to shoulder this burden.

May God give Peter's family strength during this difficult time. May we find it in our hearts to stand with them until Peter is given a dignified farewell.

Rest in peace, Peter Thiongo.

01/11/2026

A wonderful time of fellowship and worship at ACK St. Philip's Church, Kiptangwany, following an invitation from our dear friend, Rev. Grace.

I was delighted to join the congregation in worship, share in the Word of God and experience the warmth of Christian fellowship.

May God continue to bless the church, its leadership and the entire congregation. Together, let us keep building communities founded on faith, love and service to humanity.

01/11/2026

Who Will Rebuild Our City Walls Like Nehemiah?

A wonderful Sunday service at Kahuho KAG Church in Elementaita Ward, presided over by my good friend, Bishop Muriithi Magima.

The story of Nehemiah reminds us that rebuilding our communities requires vision, courage, commitment and a heart for service. Like Nehemiah, we must be willing to rise to the occasion, confront challenges and work together to restore what has been broken.

The question remains: Who will rise to rebuild our city walls?

May God give us leaders with the heart, wisdom and courage to serve His people.

It was a blessed time of fellowship, worship and reflection.

01/11/2026

Glad tidings Assembly Church, Kiambogo, in Elementaita Ward, under the leadership of Rev. Simon Waiharo.

I was delighted to fellowship with the congregation and share in a moment of worship, prayer and spiritual encouragement. The Church remains an important pillar in nurturing faith, strengthening families and building a united community.

May God continue to bless the ministry of Rev. Simon Waiharo and the entire congregation. May His grace abound in Kiambogo and beyond.

01/11/2026

“Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God.” – Matthew 5:8

This morning, I attended the early Sunday service at St. Patrick's Munanda, in Elementaita Ward.

It was a wonderful opportunity to worship, fellowship with the congregation and reflect on the importance of living with a pure heart, walking in faith and serving God and humanity with sincerity.

May God continue to bless our churches, families and communities.

To God be the glory!

31/10/2026

On my way back in had robust engagement with residents of Turi ward. Wote wamesema chama ni DCP na clarion call ni Wantam.

31/10/2026

After Molo Catholic Deanery mass i had a chance to share my senatorial vision with the congregation.

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