NAIROBI, KENYA — Patrick Mbangula is positioning himself as a fresh alternative for Nairobi residents ahead of the 2027 gubernatorial election, promising a new era of leadership, accountability and improved service delivery across the capital. Mbangula says Nairobi residents deserve leadership that puts their everyday needs at the centre of governance and prioritises efficient delivery of essential services. His message focuses on new leadership, better services and a people-centred administration, with emphasis on addressing challenges affecting residents across the city’s estates, business districts and informal settlements. As the 2027 political contest begins to take shape, Mbangula is seeking to present himself as a leader capable of bringing a new approach to the management of Nairobi County. His supporters believe his leadership could offer Nairobians a fresh political choice at a time when residents are demanding greater accountability, responsive govern...
By Jeff Kizzilah Digital Editor Mwingi West parliamentary aspirant Eng. Jonathan Ngenga has pledged to champion free day secondary school education in the constituency if elected in the 2027 General Elections, saying the initiative would ease the financial burden on parents and help break the cycle of poverty. Speaking during an exclusive interview with KAMBA TV, Ngenga said many families in Mwingi West are struggling to meet basic household needs, making school fees an additional and significant burden. “The people of Mwingi West are struggling with even basic needs. Through extensive consultations, I believe free day school education is achievable, as seen in other constituencies. To eradicate poverty, we must start with education and ensure every child can learn without the burden of school fees,” Ngenga said. Ngenga said some constituencies across the country have implemented free day-school programmes by making prudent use of the National Government Co...