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  EoK Reports |Nairobi  Emotions ran high in Westlands as women leaders and supporters nearly broke down in tears while bidding early farewell to their best and long-serving MP, Hon. Tim Wanyonyi, who has announced his intention to vie for the Bungoma governorship in the 2027 general election. Wanyonyi, who has served Westlands Constituency for three consecutive terms, expressed gratitude for the unwavering support he has received, saying it was time to respond to the persistent calls from his homeland, Bungoma.    “Westlands has walked with me, believed in me, and together we achieved a lot. But my people in Bungoma are calling, and I feel the duty to return and serve them,” he said. News of his decision sent ripples across Westlands, prompting concerned residents—especially women—to seek an urgent meeting with the MP to understand his move. Some were visibly emotional, pleading with him to reconsider, while others asked for his guidance on the future political dire...

EoK Reports | Bungoma  Hon. Tim Wanyonyi at a past event. In a bold and refreshing move that is fast setting him apart from the traditional political class, Hon. Tim Wanyonyi today reaffirmed his commitment to a leadership style anchored in public consultation and people-powered development. Through a well-attended online engagement with Bungoma residents, Wanyonyi once again proved he is a man on a mission — not to dictate to the people, but to build with them. "Today, I want to listen to you on how we can make Bungoma a home for all of us to own and thrive. Governance belongs to you, and as your servant, my utmost duty is to listen to your needs and serve you,"  ...he said ahead of the session, signaling the tone of a leadership style that places the citizen at the center of decision-making. His message carried the weight of a promise and the humility of a servant leader — all under his famous slogan and tag, #SiMimiNiSisi . But today’s digital dialogue is just part of a wi...

EoK Reports |  Hon. Beatrice Adagala in Nyamira  When Hon. Beatrice Adagala walked into Matutu PAG Secondary School in Gesima Ward, Kitutu Masaba Constituency — hundreds of kilometers from her Vihiga backyard — she didn’t just arrive as the Vihiga Woman Representative. She arrived as a national force for grassroots change and a beacon of women’s empowerment. Hosted by Hon. Jerusha Momanyi Mongina under the banner of Wezesha Mama, Inua Jamii, the Nyamira County event was a powerful showcase of what real, people-centered leadership looks like — a space Hon. Adagala not only understands, but thrives in. Her presence wasn’t political theatre. It was a signal — of intent, of unity, and of capacity. As she stood shoulder to shoulder with fellow women leaders, celebrating the delivery of economic tools and opportunities to local women, it became increasingly clear: Adagala’s national reach is rooted in grassroots results. Her leadership is not confined by county boundaries. It’s driv...

  Photo Courtesy: Sebastian Karani, DMCP - Facebook  As Kenya grapples with a political landscape marred by corruption and unfulfilled promises, a new wave of activism is brewing among the country’s young population. This generation, often referred to as Generation Z is stepping up, not just in protest, but in action. For many, the goal is clear: reshape the nation’s future through leadership, education, and empowerment. Following the protests that echoed across the nation, youths are now shifting their focus from the streets to strategy. Conversations are sprouting across different circles, from urban hubs to rural communities, where young people are determined to hold leaders accountable, starting with educating themselves and their peers on leadership and governance. The sentiment is unanimous: the success of any civic education efforts will ultimately be measured at the ballot box come 2027. Learning from 2022: The Cost of Missed Opportunities The 2022 general elections pa...