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Democratic Party presidential flagbearer Mutava Musyimi has strongly condemned the violence that has rocked The Tana Delta, Garissa and Wajir.
Presidential hopeful Mutava Musyimi has expressed confidence that the Democratic Party of Kenya (DP) will pick him as the party’s front-runner during the party’s National Delegate’s Conference scheduled for 21st September 2012.
The 24th day of August, 2012 marked the opening of the Democratic Party of Kenya office in Kiambu County. While officially unveiling the office, DP frontman Mutava Musyimi called on the electorate to vote for ‘clean’ leaders in the coming general election.
It has long been considered a pre-occupation for non-believers however, according to Mutava Musyimi, Christians need to be actively involved in the political activities;
On 17th August 2012, presidential hopeful Mutava Musyimi attended a joint requiem mass for 11 of the 14 victims of a lethal brew in Mbeere South District and censured the government for not doing enough in fighting the killer illicit drinks.
The lack of civic capacity among voters is a great hindrance to the electoral process and according to Mutava Musyimi voters need to go back to the drawing board and learn how to elect leaders based on their track record and other leadership abilities.
One of the most effective ways of ensuring that Kenyans co-exist peacefully now and beyond the next general election is by shunning tribalism.
While attending a service at St. Peter’s ACK church in Kahawa, Nairobi, Mutava cautioned voters against being hood-winked by the wealthy individuals who may have ulterior motives.
The integrity of many leaders has been put to question as a result of many cases of neglect inflicted on the same electorate that voted in leaders to positions of authority.
Democraric Party of Kenya (DP) presidential aspirant Mutava Musyimi has sent out a heartfelt plea to Kenyans to be on the lookout for imposters masquerading as reformers ahead of the upcoming polls.
On 11th, 19th and 25th May Mutava visited Garissa, Samburu and Kajiado counties respectively. Apart from sharing his campaign platform with the delegates, he touched on the issues of land laws, security and the need to have a stable Kenya
On 4th and 5th May Mutava visited Kisumu, Kisii, and Kakamega where he presented his campaign platform to DP delegates from 10 counties. He shared his vision and urged the delegates to vote wisely.
Mutava met DP delegates from Kirinyaga, Embu, Tharaka Nithi, Meru and Isiolo in Embu.
On 12th April Mutava met DP delegates drawn from the six Coastal counties, namely: Lamu, Kilifi, Kwale, Kwale, Tana River, Mombasa and Taita Taveta.
On 20th March 2012, Mutava met with delegates from several counties including Trans Nzoia, Uasin Gishu, West Pokot, and Nandi in Eldoret town,
Mutava continues to rally support from DP delegates as he seeks to become the party’s flag bearer at the upcoming National Delegates Convention (NDC) which is scheduled for 10th August 2012.
Presidential hopeful Mutava Musyimi has declared the Democratic Party of Kenya (DP) as his preferred party following a painstaking process of consultation with his strategy team, Family and supporters.
Finished in August, it will have 32 stalls and open space that can accommodate at least 50 traders.
A water tank at Makutano which serves the community
