In 2017,Maraga made history by annulling a presidential election. Now, he explains how the Constitution empowers the people, why electoral transparency matters, and how Kenya can protect the integrity of the 2027 vote. @susan_lumumba@dkmaraga@UGMParty https://t.co/rro5D2o8Se
TRAGIC: National Assembly has as it did in 2024 aborted its duty to cure the issues of the National Tallying Centre & results transmission by refusing to debate/consider/pass a new Section 39 as proposed by @Reforms_Ke led by @dkmaraga and presented by @CaroliOmondi. @UGMParty
Transparency of election result transmission is mandatory as per Article 86 of the Constitution.
No Bill or law can purport to override the Katiba @UGMParty@Reforms_Ke
The National Assembly has approved the Elections Amendment Bill 2024, which could scrap mandatory livestreaming of polling station results, raising fresh concerns over transparency ahead of the 2027 General Election.
#KTNPrime@TheJesseRogers
The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) will not be live-streaming results at polling stations in the forthcoming elections following a move by MPs to pass the Elections (Amendment) Bill, 2024
https://t.co/s1qyCKtzDq
@StandardKenya The amendment is patently unconstitutional. @Reforms_Ke led by @dkmaraga@HonJBMuturi@CaroliOmondi shall mount a legal challenge. We must have a credible election that is trabsparent, accountable, verifiable, open as required in Arts. 81 and 86(a) of the Constitution. Bunge 🚮
We will be relentless in protecting the integrity of our electoral process, including live streaming of results.
Any efforts to make our electoral process opaque and to overturn the will of Kenyans by the Ruto regime will be met with the full force of the power of the people of Kenya as per Article 1 of the Katiba @UGMParty@Reforms_Ke
@gedo247 Ruto acts like a global green savior abroad but lets chainsaws destroy Nairobi’s trees at home, leaving us choking in a dust haze. No more climate hypocrisy! Vote in @dkmaraga@UGMParty to #GreenLeap Kenya through ecosystem restoration🌳 & reclaim our city in the sun #SaveNairobi
The national tallying centre at Bomas is a crime scene! - Hon. David Maraga
Kenya needs urgent electoral reforms as we prepare for the 2027 General Elections.
We can't have people saying that even dead people will vote, and getting away with it!
Wakenya tusichezwe. Tukae rada.
@user2x8i294vks Nairobi is suffocating in a historic dust haze because the Ruto administration has traded our iconic urban canopy for "planted cement" and chainsaws. You cannot expect fresh air when mature, oxygen-giving trees are systematically flattened across the city! @UGMParty@dkmaraga
Maraga the 6th: Give me 5 years!!
0️⃣Corruption
✅️Respect for the Constitution
✅️Accountable leaders
🗳 August 2027 tusifumble!!
@dkmaraga#Maraga27#UGMParty
The Kenya we want begins with leaders who stand with the people.
Today, UGM 2027 Presidential Flagbearer @dkmaraga, Co-Secretary General @kattoloo, Kirinyaga Women Rep aspirant Emma Waithera, County Coordinator Carorose Wachira, and Murang’a MCA aspirant Chris wa Gúka among other Greens joined mourners at ACK St. Stephen’s Church, Githure, Kirinyaga County, for the memorial service of the late Mzee Ephantus Njuki Njagi, the father of UGM Party member Pharis Mugo.
As we stand with Pharis and his family in this moment of loss, we remain united in our commitment to building a Kenya that works for everyone.
#UGMParty #Kumekucha #Maraga27
We are demanding that the IEBC livestreams official election results online, this is what electoral transparency means.
The government cannot pupport to support transparency while seeking to scrap the live transmission of the election results from Kenyans!
#Maraga27#UGMParty #Kumekucha
@dkmaraga@Reforms_Ke
Grateful to International Republican Institute @IRI for enrolling me to the Nairobi Youth Campaign School 2026-2027Cohort,
As a candidate under @UGMParty , I am grateful for this opportunity to learn about leadership, manifesto development and safe campaigning. I look forward to learning with fellow aspirants from all generations. Asante sana 🙏 @dkmaraga@Yuppie254@suhaArafaty
𝐓𝐎𝐃𝐀𝐘 𝐈𝐍 𝐇𝐈𝐒𝐓𝐎𝐑𝐘: 𝑫𝒆𝒅𝒂𝒏 𝑲𝒊𝒎𝒂𝒕𝒉𝒊 𝒄𝒂𝒑𝒕𝒖𝒓𝒆𝒅
Kenyan freedom fighter Field Marshal Dedan Kimathi was captured on October 21, 1956 by British colonial forces during the Mau Mau uprising, marking a major moment in Kenya’s struggle for independence.
Kimathi was shot in the leg by colonial policeman Ndirangu Mau near the forest boundary in Nyeri.
He was tried and sentenced to death for possessing a firearm and ammunition, and was hanged at Kamiti Prison on February 18, 1957. His capture remains a defining chapter in Kenya’s fight against colonial rule.