Kimani Ichung’wah

MPs pass tax Bill to lower ceramic tile costs, extend fuel VAT relief

Sponsored by National Assembly Majority Leader Kimani Ichung’wah, the proposed amendments are intended to cushion households and businesses against the effects of international oil market volatility while reducing the cost of construction materials

Teachers face tough new rules as Bill targets side jobs, sexual misconduct

The Teachers Service Commission (Amendment) Bill, 2026, sponsored by National Assembly Majority Leader Kimani Ichung’wah, seeks to introduce a range of new disciplinary offences for teachers employed by the Teachers Service Commission (TSC).

Ichung’wah challenges ‘Sponyo’ politics, tells rivals to sell policies

The “sponyo” name, drawn from the word “sponsor”, has been used by President William Ruto and his allies in reference to allegations that Uhuru is financing or supporting opposition political activities.

Ichung’wah: Let Kenyans judge government by delivery, not political noise

The Majority Leader said political parties and leaders should also change how they engage with voters, arguing that elections should provide an opportunity for Kenyans to compare different plans rather than witness clashes between supporters.

Ichung’wah to Ngotho: Your Ol Kalou voters will demand results

Ichung’wah used the issue of electricity to drive home his message, pointing to transformers and other power infrastructure as some of the services residents would expect their MP to help secure.

Over my dead body! Ichung’wah rules out joining Gachagua’s DCP

The Kikuyu MP said his position was also informed by his belief in the broad-based government, which he considers the right platform to steer the country forward.

Ichung’wah says Kenya must watch population growth with economic progress

The Majority Leader also recalled former President Mwai Kibaki’s remarks in 2008 on the need for Kenya to think about population growth and how the country would prepare for it.

Gachagua must explain his record before judging Ruto, Ichung’wah says

Ichung’wah also defended the Affordable Housing Programme, saying it was benefiting those who qualify for the houses while creating opportunities for workers involved in construction.

Ichung'wah vows legal action after Gachagua's election allegations

Responding in a statement, Ichung'wah said Gachagua had turned to what he described as propaganda after realising that his preferred candidate was facing defeat in the contest.

New Bill proposes tough penalties for illegal trade in sensitive technologies

The proposed Strategic Goods Control Bill, 2026, provides for the creation of a central control committee that will oversee licensing, maintain a national control list, and regulate the import, export, storage, and transit of strategic goods. The committee will also have the authority to issue, suspend, or revoke licences and conduct compliance inspections to ensure proper use of approved items.

Ichung’wah accuses Gachagua of orchestrating violence in Kikuyu, demands probe

In a statement on Saturday, April 11, 2026, the Kikuyu MP claimed the unrest was not spontaneous but bore the hallmarks of coordinated political attacks similar to those seen during previous periods of unrest.

Kindiki to Opposition: Our youths are hecklers or goons for hire

The Deputy President accused some opposition leaders of exploiting unemployed youth by offering small payments to disrupt political events and attack rivals, both physically and online.

Ruto to Kiambu leaders: Stop blame games, unite and work for electorate

Ruto urged elected officials to take ownership of local challenges and work collaboratively to ensure progress across the county.

God forgive you! Ichung’wah tells Kahiga over remarks on Raila’s death

The National Assembly Majority leader said moments of grief should remind leaders and citizens alike of their shared humanity and the need to build a more compassionate society.

MP Ichung’wah blasts Maraga over criticism of grassroots empowerment drives

Ichung’wah defended the small-scale financial support programs being rolled out across the country, many of which offer modest sums to local groups and individuals.

Ichung’wah accuses opposition of inciting violence, warns against divisive politics

Ichung’wah condemned recent protests, accusing opposition leaders of exploiting public demonstrations to cause chaos rather than promote dialogue.

MP Ichung’wah criticizes clergy over protest remarks, urges peaceful expression

He urged the clergy to guide the youth toward productive engagement rather than street protests.

MP Ichung’wah: Declaring holidays is State's role, not opposition’s

The Kikuyu MP cautioned the opposition against using young people as tools to deepen divisions within the country, particularly across generational lines, under President William Ruto’s administration.

Counties to get quicker access to funds under proposed bill

This move is seen as a way to reduce delays that have long hindered county projects and service delivery.

Senate seeks public views on Social Protection Bill 2025

Written memoranda should be submitted by Thursday, 5 June 2025, at 5:00 pm.

MPs pass bill for monthly stipends to shield Kenyans from poverty and crises

The Bill was tabled by Leader of Majority Kimani Ichung’wah.

Sh2 billion manufacturing equipment imports set for VAT exemption

The proposed changes are expected to provide clarity for existing and new investors by creating a more predictable environment.

New bill targets shorter tenures for chiefs of Kenya's road agencies

However, critics now argue that longer tenures reduce accountability and flexibility.

Kenya proposes new law to provide stipends to jobless workers

The Bill, tabled by Majority Leader Kimani Ichung’wah, is set to alleviate the strain on Kenyans who have been left vulnerable by these unpredictable shocks.

Gachagua refutes Ruto's Sh10 billion demand allegation