People in power · Central Kenya
Political leader
WHY THEY MATTER
Tracking Rigathi Gachagua’s political network, public arguments and influence on the contest for Central Kenya.
01 · People · OppositionIn Boston, Gachagua promised diaspora ambassadors, new consulates, local passport agents and nominated seats. Some need only a president; others need Parliament or the law.
02 · People · OppositionThe Nairobi senator was unveiled as TEP’s presidential candidate on 4 October. It solves his registration problem but adds another party to the opposition’s unity puzzle.
03 · Kenya · AccountabilityA reported September survey places Ruto ahead. Sample selection, fieldwork dates and methodological disclosure determine what readers can responsibly conclude.
04 · Kenya · PoliticsEdwin Sifuna’s allies planned a closed-door meeting in Kiambu for Saturday to discuss their political organisation, nationwide campaigning and a possible agreement with Rigathi Gachagua’s DCP.
05 · Kenya · PoliticsRigathi Gachagua has argued that Kenya could earn more from tourism by improving how it markets its attractions overseas.
06 · Kenya · PoliticsHis Kansas City proposal focuses on remittance charges and ownership; it is not an announced or licensed new bank.
07 · Kenya · PoliticsThe DCP leader’s US itinerary moves on from Spokane and Portland, with further stops planned in Dallas and Boston.
08 · Kenya · OppositionThe former deputy president says he has spoken to both leaders, while Babu continues to back Sifuna despite differences over party organisation.