Asking for five more years raises one simple question: what difference will it make in the lives of the people? Kenyans deserve better. It’s time to fix this country.

IEBC MUST GIVE PRIORITY TO MASS VOTER REGISTRATION IN 2026 Fellow brothers and sisters in Kenya and Diaspora, May I take this early opportunity to wish you a Happy and Prosperous 2026. I thank the Almighty God for the precious gift of life throughout a challenging year, 2025, and for allowing us to crossover into 2026. We navigated a difficult year, 2025, that was characterized by increased cost of living, declining quality of healthcare, high rates of insecurity, and unprecedented cases of school dropouts due to delayed government funding under free education programmes, among other challenges. Unless substantial efforts are made in 2026, our country will continue sliding into the abyss of poverty and dehumanising living conditions. Unprecedented corruption levels within government and unfair distribution of public resources continue to hurt our country in unimaginable ways. In 2026, we must pressure the Government to end the endemic corruption and ineptitude in service delivery. Ineffective public service must not be condoned at any cost. As the United Opposition, we will persistently keep our feet on the peddle to stop the consistent slide of our country into economic and leadership turmoil. I promise that we will reach every part of this country to preach the message of hope amid the despair that has engulfed all Kenyans. With our eye firmly focused on winning the General Election in 2027, I urge all eligible Kenyans, mainly the youth, to register as voters in large numbers. To facilitate this process, the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission must urgently launch a nationwide mass registration exercise to ensure no one is left behind in the process. Specifically, voter registration points should be opened up in universities and colleges for all youth to access the centres. We will only restore good leadership in our beloved country if we garner the requisite numbers at the polling booths in 2027. For our country will not afford another term for the Kenya Kwanza regime that is hellbent on eroding all the development gains that previous governments had made. Once again, I wish all of you, my fellow brothers and sisters, a Happy and Prosperous 2026. Thank you Dr Fred Matiang’i, Deputy Party Leader, Jubilee Party

As we begin the New Year, I extend my appreciation to my fellow Kenyans and invite each of you to look forward with confidence and renewed hope. I believe that through our collective effort, we can restore our country. I pray for a prosperous year ahead, and I look forward to continuing our sacred work of building Kenya. #MbelePamoja

If I am elected President, no one will line up at my office to offer me shares in their companies in exchange for favors or licenses. I will not intimidate investors or coerce them into paying to do business in the country. My responsibility will be to provide a fair, predictable, and conducive environment in which enterprise can thrive.