Hon.Paul Mwangi- PM

Once upon a time, in a land where dreams and destiny intertwined, there was a grand story unfolding—a story that would shape the future of a nation called Kenya. In this land, many eager contenders stepped onto the stage, each vying for the crown of leadership. Some shone brightly for a moment, only to fade into the shadows of history, while others struggled to find their voice in the roaring crowd. But amidst this bustling arena, a wise cartoonist drew a picture—a vivid cartoon that captured the essence of this epic saga. In his drawing, he depicted a mighty hero named Hon Rigathi Gachagua, standing tall against formidable monsters that represented challenges, doubts, and the weight of the old ways. The cartoon told a simple yet powerful tale: only one hero would emerge victorious in 2027. As the story went, the hero worked tirelessly, listening to the voices of the people—those who longed for change, progress, and hope. He fought bravely, knowing that in the grand cycle of life, only...

The recent threats and rumors of violence aimed at Hon. Rigathi Gachagua are deeply concerning and utterly unacceptable. We must make it clear: any attempt to kill or harm Gachagua is a grave criminal act that threatens the very foundation of our democracy and peace. Such actions are not mere violence—they are targeted assassinations that seek to silence a leader supported by many Kenyans across the country. We stand firm in condemning any plan or effort to eliminate him, as these are direct assaults on our collective will for a peaceful, lawful nation. On Sunday, 18th, Rigathi Gachagua disclosed that there were sinister plans to eliminate him. He revealed that the President and the Security Cabinet Secretary had instructed officers from the National Intelligence Service to carry out his killing. Fortunately, Rigathi was in Gatanga, Murang’a County, and realized there was a plot to assassinate him. In a strategic move for his safety, he chose to use a different route, thereby avoiding ...

Your Excellency President William Samoei Ruto, I am a peace loving Kenyan and a DCP party member from Magarini Constituency, Kilifi County, and I write to you with deep concern and disappointment regarding the disturbing trend of intimidation, violence, and misuse of state machinery against dissenting voices in Kenya today. It is profoundly troubling that the government continues to deploy tactics of fear and repression to silence opposition and suppress democratic expression. The recent reports of goons being sent to disrupt the launch of a new political party—DCP—led by Hon. Rigathi Gachagua, who is also vying for the presidency in 2027, are unacceptable and condemnable. Such acts of chaos, driven by fear of political competition and rising popularity, undermine the peaceful and democratic fabric of our nation. Leadership based on humility, accountability, and integrity should not be characterized by brute force or intimidation. Instead, it requires respect for the rule of law, space...

FELLOW KENYANS AND PEOPLE OF MAGARINI, Today marks a historic milestone for our nation as Hon. Rigathi Gachagua officially launches the Democracy for the Citizens Party (DCP), a truly people-centered political movement rooted in the principles of democracy, community, and social justice. This new party embodies the true spirit of governance—"for the people, by the people, and of the people"—giving Kenyans a platform where voices are heard, freedoms are protected, and citizens' priorities come first. DCP is built on the foundation of equality and shared prosperity. It advocates for a society where resources circulate fairly among all citizens—civil servants, workers, youth, and every Kenyan—drawing inspiration from successful models of socialism and communism that have fostered tremendous economic growth in countries like China, Russia, and Libya. Our focus is on raising revenue through state parastatals and operations without overburdening citizens with taxes. We are comm...

The people of Magarini are living in fear. The brutal murder of Mr. Phillip Mwakindi, a respected senior citizen, pastor, and community pillar, in Mulunguni this past Friday is a stark and terrifying reminder of the pervasive insecurity that plagues this region. His death, just kilometers from the main Baricho-Marafa road, underscores the vulnerability of residents in an area where police presence is virtually non-existent. For too long, the people of Magarini have pleaded with the government to establish more police stations. The vast distances between the existing stations in Baricho and Marafa leave the interior areas unprotected and ripe for criminal activity. It is deeply concerning that residents can travel for many kilometers without encountering a single police station, leaving them feeling abandoned and exposed. The lack of regular police patrols is a grave issue, with many residents reporting not seeing police in their area for years. This tragic loss of Pastor Mwakindi is a ...

I believe that criticism, whether positive or negative, is a valuable opportunity for growth and self-reflection. I welcome honest feedback because it helps me understand different perspectives and improve myself. Expressing my true thoughts and feelings is important to me, even if it doesn’t always make everyone happy. I understand that not everyone will agree with my decisions, and that’s perfectly okay. I am a young family man with a young family that I respect greatly. Everything I seek and receive in terms of advice is always genuine and keeps me motivated. My small family I head is of paramount importance to me, especially when it comes to critical expressions I make regarding national issues that affect every Kenyan. They often give me considerate views on what I intend to say, and I sometimes obey their decisions and perspectives. Their input influences my thoughts and actions, reminding me to stay grounded and human. I genuinely appreciate when people respond to my actions and...

I extend my deepest condolences on behalf of my family, the people of Magarini, and all Kenyans to the people of Kasipul Constituency and everyone who has lost loved ones through senseless violence and brutal killings under the current administration. The tragic death of Honorable Charles Ong'ondo Were, the MP of Kasipul, who was cowardly shot on Ngong Road, is a painful reminder of the rising insecurity that now plagues our nation. Our hearts go out to his family, friends, and all Kenyans mourning these unjust losses. It is heartbreaking to witness the growing trend of violence—many innocent citizens are being killed and dumped in Nairobi’s sewage dumps, victims of a government that has failed to protect its people. The rising number of killings, from the youth protesting against oppressive bills to locals fighting to retain their land, highlights a disturbing breakdown in our security system. The government’s inability to secure its citizens is a stain on its leadership and a bet...