Hon. Beatrice Adagala - Vihiga County Woman Rep.

23/10/2026

I am a leader on a mission; I have no space to retreat nor the luxury to surrender.

21/10/2026

20/10/2026

I’m grateful to Africa Champions Awards International for recognising my work as the best-performing Woman Representative in the Western Region and placing me fourth nationally.

I receive this recognition with humility. It encourages me to keep listening to the people of Vihiga and working on the issues that matter in their daily lives.

My sincere thanks to PS Anne Wang’ombe for receiving the award on my behalf, and to everyone who has supported me along the way.

19/10/2026

As we mark , we remember the men and women who fought for our freedom and the sacrifices they made for the Kenya we call home today.

But we also have heroes living among us. Here in Vihiga, I think of the mothers who wake up early to sell their produce in our markets, the farmers who work hard to put food on our tables, the teachers shaping our children's futures, and the parents doing everything possible to see their families through another day.

Many of them may never receive national recognition, but the work they do and the sacrifices they make deserve our appreciation.

As we celebrate today, let us also remember that we have a responsibility to build on what those before us fought for, by creating opportunities, supporting one another, and making our communities better places to live.

I wish you all a Happy Mashujaa Day 🇰🇪

19/10/2026

My sincere condolences to Kwale Governor H.E. Fatuma Achani following the loss of her father, Mzee Mohammed Achani.

Your Excellency, losing a father is a painful experience, regardless of age. My thoughts and prayers are with you, your family, and all those who knew and loved Mzee Mohammed.

May his soul rest in peace, and may God give you and your family strength during this difficult time.

19/10/2026

Across Vihiga and the country at large, thousands of learners are preparing to sit their national examinations. Behind each candidate are parents and guardians who have made sacrifices to meet school fees and other requirements, teachers who have put in extra hours, and families who have worked hard to see their children reach this stage.

As our KCSE, KJSEA and KPSEA candidates begin their examinations, I encourage them to give their best without putting too much pressure on themselves. One difficult paper should never take away your confidence in the next.

To our parents, guardians and teachers, let us continue supporting and encouraging these children throughout the examination period. A little reassurance can make a big difference at a time like this.

To every candidate across Vihiga County and beyond, I wish you success. May your hard work open doors to greater opportunities.

All the best, our dear learners

19/10/2026

We have a lot in our country; let us utilize our resources well. Vihiga County, here we go.