Official statements and communications from the David Maraga Campaign
We wish to express our gratitude for the continued feedback from sections of Kenyans on the need to streamline our team's communication strategy. After collecting suggestions from Kenyans and consulting internally; we have set up the following communication channels affiliated to the David Maraga Campaign
Read Full StatementIt is with profound sorrow that we share our sincere condolences on the passing of Hon. 'Mama Phoebe' Muga Asiyo. Truly, we have lost a remarkable figure in our society today, a woman whose leadership was profound and had a considerable impact on our country.
Read Full StatementThe violent build-up of State repression has brought us to this point. Kenya cries for a moral front to consolidate the incredible courage of the young people who have been demanding for a better country. They were exercising their guaranteed rights to assembly and freedom of speech as unarmed citizens.
Read Full StatementI vehemently condemn the violence against mothers gathered at KHRC to speak up against the use of violence at tomorrow's Saba Saba commemoration.
Read Full StatementRegarding the increasing rise in reprisals, arbitrary arrests, detention and abductions following the 25 June protests in our country, I wish to call out particularly, Mr Mohammed Amin, the Director of the Department of Criminal Investigations (DCI). Mr. Amin has taken Kenyans through another "he hit his head on the police cell wall" tall tale in the case of the abduction and disappearance of Ndiang'ui Kinyagia, which occurred on the afternoon of the 21st of June 2025.
Read Full StatementKenya is a nation in mourning today. A country experiencing a governance deficit, and a leadership crisis.
Read Full StatementThe directive from the Communication Authority of Kena for media houses to stop live coverage of the 25th June protests is illegal, unconstitutional, and retrogressive.
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