Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua yesterday hosted a delegation of elders from Kajiado West to his Wamunyoro Residence. The delegation was accompanied by Engineer Dickson Ntikoisa, marking a significant engagement aimed at fostering dialogue and collaboration.
During the meeting, the discussions delved into the historical ties between the Maa Community and the Mt. Kenya communities. The elders and Gachagua reflected on various moments of collaboration between the two communities, dating back to pre-independence Kenya, highlighting their shared history and unity.
The elders also offered their perspectives on Kenya’s current trajectory, proposing key interventions they believe are essential for guiding the country effectively through the year. Their insights were received with keen interest, underscoring the importance of community voices in shaping national strategies.
Gachagua expressed his appreciation for the consultations, emphasizing their role in shaping actionable strategies for the future. “These consultations are invaluable in helping us crystallize our thoughts on the way forward. We are deeply grateful to all those who have taken the time to visit Wamunyoro and engage in meaningful dialogue,” he stated.
The meeting underscores the continued importance of fostering unity and leveraging collective wisdom to address national challenges, as Gachagua and the elders reaffirmed their commitment to collaborative progress.
