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Hon Lennah Koinange – Mzazi Tosha
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Today, Hon. Hon Lennah Koinange attended the burial service of the late Francis Njoroge Gachie (Kibere) at Kiogora, Karuri Ward.

Francis was a devoted father, a respected community leader, and a role model to many. His legacy of service, wisdom, and kindness will continue to live on in the hearts of the people he touched. He will be greatly remembered for his dedication and contribution to the community.

May his soul rest in eternal peace.

Hon Lennah Koinange believes that a strong community is built through unity, care, and working together. With the spirit of Mzazi Tosha, she is committed to empowering the people of Kiambaa and building a better, united, and progressive future for all ahead of 2027.

Hon Lennah Koinange

Success comes to those who stay focused, work hard, and never give up on their dreams. Hon Lennah Koinange continues to inspire the people of Kiambaa with hope, determination, and leadership that empowers communities.
Hon Lennah Koinange

True leadership is shown through action, integrity, and accountability, Hon Lennah Koinange continues to inspire hope and unity with a leadership style focused on serving the people and delivering real change for Kiambaa.
Hon Lennah Koinange

Hon Lennah Koinange today attended the burial ceremony of the late Esther Waithera Kinyanjui (Wakabiru) at Kaspat, joining family, friends, and mourners in celebrating a life well lived. May her soul rest in eternal peace, and may her family find strength and comfort during this time of sorrow

Enough is enough. I stand with the people in demanding affordable fuel, justice, and real leadership that delivers solutions, not intimidation
Hon Lennah Koinange

Yesterday, Hon Lennah Koinange joined the people of Muchatha in a Harambee to support Mr. Ian Kinyanjui, whose house was recently destroyed by fire.
Hon. Lennah Koinange applauded the people of Muchatha for standing together and supporting one of their own during such a difficult time. She emphasized the importance of unity, compassion, and community support in times of hardship

Wishing the wonderful people of Kiambaa a peaceful and blessed weekend. May you find time to rest, reflect, and recharge as we continue working together for a stronger and united community. Happy Weekend from Hon Lennah Koinange — Mzazi Tosha.