NAIROBI POLITICAL NEWS

Luhya Base Mathare Community-Based Organization (CBO) have endorsed Westlands MP Hon. Tim Wanyonyi for the Nairobi gubernatorial seat in the upcoming 2027 elections. During a courtesy call to Hon. Wanyonyi at his private offices today, the CBO leadership expressed their gratitude for his continued support and vowed to rally behind him as he prepares for his second bid for the governor’s position. The Luhya Base Mathare CBO, established in 2020, with a membership of over 1,000 members plays a critical role in empowering its members through various welfare programs. Anthony Were, Patron of the Luhya Base, thanked Hon. Wanyonyi for his hospitality and pledged the group’s support for his 2027 gubernatorial campaign. “We are grateful to Hon. Tim Wanyonyi, who we consider the incoming Governor of Nairobi, for welcoming us. Our meeting was fruitful, and we’ve laid the groundwork for future partnerships. Hon. Wanyonyi has pledged support for a project that is close to our hearts, and

Westlands MP Hon. Tim Wanyonyi has demonstrated his unwavering commitment to protecting public land and standing up for his constituents. In a move that has earned him praise across Nairobi, the MP joined Loresho and Kitisuru residents in a protest against the illegal grabbing of 3 acres of land from the Loresho Police Post—a move that left several police families homeless and stranded. The situation, which escalated over the weekend, saw an unidentified land grabber forcibly take over a portion of the 6.5-acre police post. The alleged grabber, using hired goons, demolished homes on the site, leaving police officers and their families displaced. In response, local youth, led by the dynamic Gen Z generation, stormed the police post and tore down a perimeter wall erected by the grabber, sending a clear message that they will not allow public land to be taken over illegally. At the forefront of the protest was Hon. Tim Wanyonyi, who condemned the brazen land grab and vowing to d

Westlands MP Hon. Tim Wanyonyi officially inaugurated a free medical camp this morning at the Hindu Council of Kenya (HCK) offices on Kusi Lane, 3rd Parklands. The camp, held on Sunday, September 15, 2024, in conjunction with Bodykraft Medical Center, saw more than 1,000 patients receive various health services provided by a team of medical specialists. In his remarks during the inauguration, Hon. Tim Wanyonyi commended the Hindu Council of Kenya for their continued partnership and dedication to serving the community. “Hindu Council has been our partner in many things. During COVID, they helped us with food for the community, among other things. Westlands and other parts of Parklands will benefit from this program,” said the MP. He stressed the importance of health as the foundation of everything: “Without health, you cannot do anything. If you are healthy, thank God and do not take it for granted. When we have anyone advancing such programs, we support it.” Hon. Wanyonyi also a