Maraga lands in Washington DC, for three-week US tour

NAIROBI, Kenya Sep 17 – Former Chief Justice David Maraga has arrived in Washington DC, marking the start of a three-week United States tour through which he plans to engage Kenyans living in the diaspora on the country’s future. Breaking It Down Maraga, who is the United Green Movement (UGM) presidential flag bearer, arrived at Dulles International Airport on Wednesday and announced the start of the tour in a post on X. “I have landed at Dulle

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NAIROBI, Kenya Sep 17 – Former Chief Justice David Maraga has arrived in Washington DC, marking the start of a three-week United States tour through which he plans to engage Kenyans living in the diaspora on the country’s future.

📻 Breaking It Down

Maraga, who is the United Green Movement (UGM) presidential flag bearer, arrived at Dulles International Airport on Wednesday and announced the start of the tour in a post on X.

“I have landed at Dulles International Airport, Washington DC, marking the start of my US Tour,” Maraga said.

He added that he would use the visit to engage Kenyans in different parts of the United States and hear their views on the country.

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“I look forward to engaging with and listening to the views of Kenyans across different parts of the US over the coming days as we chart the way forward for our nation,” he said.

The tour, dubbed the Ukatiba Caravan Diaspora Edition, is scheduled to run from September 17 to October 5 and will take Maraga to Washington DC, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Minnesota, Georgia, Houston and Dallas.

His itinerary provides for two days in Washington DC before he travels to Maryland on September 19. He is scheduled to visit Delaware and New Jersey on September 20, followed by engagements in New York on September 21 and 22.

Maraga will then spend four days in Minnesota from September 23 to 26 before travelling to Georgia, where he is scheduled to hold engagements from September 27 to 29. The final leg of the tour will be in Texas, with stops in Houston from September 30 to October 3 and Dallas on October 4. He is scheduled to return to Nairobi on October 5.

The US tour follows Maraga’s nationwide Ukatiba Caravan, which he conducted between February and April, reaching 43 of Kenya’s 47 counties.

During the domestic tour, the former Chief Justice said he was seeking to listen to Kenyans on governance, constitutionalism and the country’s democratic future. His campaign has now extended those engagements to Kenyans living abroad.

📰 Source: Capital FM Kenya

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