List of 2022 - 2027 mps contacts in Kenya

MPs Contacts in Kenya remain an important resource for citizens seeking accountability, representation, and direct communication with their elected leaders. Members of Parliament play a critical role in legislation, oversight, budgeting, and constituency development, making access to their contacts essential for wananchi who want to raise concerns, request assistance, or follow up on development projects.

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Kenya’s parliamentary system consists of elected Members of the National Assembly representing constituencies across the country. These leaders are expected to maintain communication with the people they serve through constituency offices, parliamentary offices, social media platforms, and public forums. The 13th Parliament of Kenya was elected in the 2022 Kenyan general election.

As political accountability continues to gain importance in Kenya, many citizens increasingly search online for MPs Contacts in Kenya to engage leaders on issues such as infrastructure, education, healthcare, security, youth empowerment, and public spending.

This comprehensive guide provides official parliamentary contacts, selected public phone numbers, constituency information, and details about Kenya’s Members of Parliament.

Official Parliament of Kenya Contacts

The safest and most reliable way to reach Members of Parliament is through the official Parliament of Kenya communication channels.

National Assembly Contacts

Citizens can contact MPs through the Clerk of the National Assembly using the following official details:

Contact Type	Details
Physical Address	National Assembly, Parliament Buildings, P.O. Box 41842-00100, Nairobi, Kenya
Telephone	+254-202848000
Alternative Phone	+254-202221291
Email	[email protected]
Alternative Email	[email protected]

These official parliamentary channels remain the most trusted sources for MPs Contacts in Kenya.

Why MPs Contacts in Kenya Matter

Access to MPs Contacts in Kenya helps strengthen democracy and citizen participation.

Accountability

Citizens can directly question leaders about public spending, development projects, and parliamentary decisions.

Constituency Development

Many Kenyans use MPs Contacts in Kenya to inquire about bursaries, CDF projects, roads, schools, hospitals, and water projects.

Public Participation

Parliamentary communication encourages wananchi to contribute to policy discussions and legislative matters.

Emergency Assistance

Constituency offices often assist residents facing urgent social or administrative challenges.

Speaker and Parliamentary Leadership Contacts

Several senior parliamentary leaders maintain publicly accessible offices and communication channels.

Key Parliamentary Leaders

Leader	Position
Moses Wetangula	Speaker of the National Assembly
Amason Kingi	Senate Speaker
William Ruto	President of Kenya

Most parliamentary leaders maintain active social media accounts and constituency offices where citizens can communicate directly.

💡 Pro-Tip: Most MPs maintain active X (Twitter) and Facebook pages for their specific constituencies. These are often the fastest way to get a response regarding local matters or to find the address of their local CDF (Constituency Development Fund) office.

William Ruto Phone Number – +254 722 517997
Moses Wetangula Phone Number- +254 722 517302
Justin Muturi Phone Number – +254722529778
Musalia Mudavadi Phone Number – 0733-335-522.
Isaac Mwaura Phone Number – 0721864949
Ababu Namwamba Phone Number – 0728166916
Kipchumba Murkomen Phone Number – 0722278455
Aden Barre Duale Phone Number – 0722759866
Amason Kingi Phone Number – 0733826203
Amos Wako Phone Number – 0722772453
Babu Owino Phone Number – 0721915659
Beatrice Kwamboka: – 0721874101
Cecily Mbarire Phone Number – 0722404086
Chris Omulele Phone Number – 0721533615
Crisantus Wamalwa Phone Number – 0721204990
Dennis Waweru Phone Number – 0722522769
Eseli Simiyu Phone Number – 0722413384
Esther Passaris Phone Number – 0722513328
Gladys Boss Sholei Phone Number – 0704653738
Mike Mbuvi Sonko Phone Number – 0722886600
Ali Hassan Joho Phone Number – 0722162223
Robert Pukose Phone Number – 0722247503
Sabina Chege Phone Number – 0734624684 or 0722624684
Tim Wanyonyi Phone Number – 0722525296
James Orengo phone Number – 0722743743
Janet Jepkemboi Sitienei (UDA) – 0703914202
Johnson Sakaje Phone Number – 0721326070
Josphat Nanok Phone Number – 0722663106
Junet Mohammed Phone Number – 0722510046
Kawira Mwangaza Phone Number – 0723896441
Magret Wanjiru Phone Number – 0722510870
Martha Wangari Phone Number – 0720205762
Musa Sirma Phone Number – 0722512010

Here is a List of All Phone Numbers for the Kenyan 13th Parliament – Contact your MP today

Rachael Nyamai, MP Kitui South: 0720 451803
Kimani Ichungwa, MP Kikuyu: 0722 994846
Martin Pepela, MP Webuye East: 0724 844963
Wambugu Wainaina, MP Othaya: 0710 979321
Clement Sloya, MP Sabatia: 0716 624205
Mawathe, MP Embakasi South: 0706 000210
John Paul Mwirigi, MP Igembe South: 0742 578781
Mpuru Aburi, MP Tigania East: 0722 741731
P K Salasya, MP Mumias East: 0741 110769
Patrick Simiyu, MP Cherangany: 0728 144888
David Kiplagat, MP Soy: 0720 788012
Jessica Mbalu, MP Kibwezi East: 0722 869530
Mwengi Mutuse, MP Kibwezi West: 0721 668231
Rose Museo, MP Makueni: 0722 140765
Dick Oyugi, MP Luanda: 0722 450432
Dan Wanyama, MP Webuye West: 0723 432321
Joseph Makila, MP Baringo North: 0722 561702
Reuben Kiborek, MP Mogotio: 0713 406979
Ken Aramat, MP Narok East: 0722 273 218
Agnes Pareiyo, MP Narok North: 0722 844 646
Gabriel Tongoyo, MP Narok West: 0722 295 545
Gideon Kimaiyo, MP Keiyo South: 0727 446755
Timothy Toroitich, MP Marakwet West: 0723 005 119
Adams Kipsanai, MP Keiyo North: 0728 998091
Kangogo Bowen, MP Marakwet East: 0722 314114
Tindi Mwale, MP Butere: 0715 965953
Ndindi Nyoro, MP Kiharu Constituency: 0726 871329
Mary Maingi, MP Mwea Constituency: 0722 415672
Martin Pepela, MP Webuye East: 0724 844963
John Mwiakali, MP Kandy: 0704 577540
Catherine Wambilianga: 0718 700444
John Chikati: 0726 137584
Ali Hashaka, MP Garsen: 0722 871352
Said Hiribae, MP Galole: 0722 719632
Yakub Adow, MP Bura: 0722 248167
Beatrice Elachi, MP Dagoretti North: 0700 300727
Anthony Kibagendi, MP Kitutu Chache: 0721 990921
Kirima Nguchine, MP Imenti Central: 0721 659198
Phyllis Bartoo, MP Moiben: 0701 768513
Samuel Chepkonga, MP Ainabkoi: 0722 994669
Johana Ngeno, MP Emurua Dikirr: 0713 426048
Antony Oluoch, MP Mathare: 0720 719703
Benard Kibor Kitur, MP Nandi Hills: 0723 540877
Kuria Kimani, MP Molo: 0717 238845
Karuari MP, Kasarani: 0720 903274
Victor Kipng’etich, MP Chepalungu: 0721 696140
Eve Obara, MP Kasipul: 0721 14718
Linet Chepkorir, MP Bomet: 0728 263999
Silvanus Onyiego, MP South Mugirango: 0724 662381
Erastus Nzioka, MP Mbooni: 0722 766698
Rose Mumo, MP Makueni (CWR): 0722 140765
Suzanne Kiamba, MP Makueni: 0721 244739
Peter Kihungi, MP Kangema: 0722 316692
Elijah Kururia, MP Gatundu North: 0723 110000
John Kaguacha, MP Mukurwe-ini: 0721 470 309
Eric Muchangi, MP Runyenjes: 0725 933138
Joses Lelengwa, MP Emgwen: 0722 474 387
Danson Mwashako, MP Wundanyi: 0721 255235
MP, Molo Kimani Francis: 0717 238845
Innocent Mugabe, MP Ikuyani: 0723 678737
Fred Ikana Lusuli, MP Shivaylu: 0729 405362
Joseph Lomwa, MP Isiolo North: 0726 104539
Moha Jicho Pevu, MP Nyali: 0725 86021464

Here is a List of All Members of National Assembly (MNA) in Kenya

[constituency code. constituency name – name of elected MNA (political party)]

001. Changamwe – Omar Mwinyi Shimbwa (ODM) – 0722230416
002. Jomvu – Bady Twalib Bady (ODM) – 0722346475
003. Kisauni – Rashid Juma Bedzimba (ODM) –0720679612 / 0733679612
004. Nyali – Mohamed Ali Mohamed (UDA) – 0725 86021464
005. Likoni – Mishi Juma Khamisi Mboko (ODM)
006. Mvita – Mohamed Soud Machele (ODM)

007. Msambweni – Feisal Abdallah Bader Salim (UDA)
008. Lunga Lunga – Mangale Munga Chiforomodo (UDM)
009. Matuga – Kassim Sawa Tandaza (Amani National Congress (ANC))
010. Kinango – Samuel Gonzi Rai (PAA)

011. Kilifi North – Owen Yaa Baya (UDA)
012. Kilifi South – Richard Ken Chonga Kiti (ODM)
013. Kaloleni – Paul Kahindi Katana (ODM)
014. Rabai – Anthony Kenga Mupe (PAA)
015. Ganze – Kenneth Charo Kazungu Tungule (PAA)
016. Malindi – Amina Laura Mnyazi (ODM)
017. Magarini – Harrison Garama Kombe (ODM)

018. Garsen – Ali Wario Guyo (ODM)
019. Galole – Said Buya Hiribae (ODM)
020. Bura – Yakub Adow Kuno (UPIA)

021. Lamu East – Ruweida Mohamed Obo (JP)
022. Lamu West – Stanley Muiruri Muthama (JP)

023. Taveta – John Okano Bwire (WDM)
024. Wundanyi – Danson Mwashako Mwakuwona (WDM)
025. Mwatate – Peter Mbogho Shake (JP)
026. Voi – Abdi Khamis Chome (WDM)

027. Garissa Township – Barrow Dekow Mohamed (Aden Bare Duale) (UDA) *
028. Balambala – Abdi Omar Shurie (JP)
029. Lagdera – Abdikadir Hussein Mohamed (ODM)
030. Dadaab – Farah Maalim (WDM)
031. Fafi – Farah Salah Yakub (UDA)
032. Ijara – Abdi Ali Abdi (NAP-K)

033. Wajir North – Ibrahim Abdi Saney (UDA)
034. Wajir East – Aden Daudi Mohamed (JP)
035. Tarbaj – Hussein Abdi Barre (UDA)
036. Wajir West – Yussuf Mohamed Farah (ODM)
037. Eldas – Adan Keynan Wehliye (JP)
038. Wajir South – Mohamed Aden Adow (ODM)

039. Mandera West – Adan Haji Yussuf (UDM)
040. Banissa – Kulow Maalim Hassan (UDM)
041. Mandera North – Bashir Sheikh Abdullahi (UDM)
042. Mandera South – Abdul Ebrahim Haro (UDM)
043. Mandera East – Husseinweytan Mohamed Abdirahman (ODM)
044. Lafey – Mohamed Abdi Abdirahman (JP)

045. Moyale – Guyo Waqo Jaldesa (UPIA)
046. North Horr – Adhe Wario Guyo (KANU)
047. Saku – Dido Ali Raso (UDA)
048. Laisamis – Joseph Lemasolai Lekuton (UDM)

049. Isiolo North – Joseph Samal Lomwa (JP)
050. Isiolo South – Bidu Mohamed Tubi (JP)

051. Igembe South – John Paul Mwirigi (UDA)
052. Igembe Central – Daniel Kiili Karitho (JP)
053. Igembe North – Julius Taitumu M’anaiba (UDA)
054. Tigania West – John Kanyuithia Mutunga (UDA)
055. Tigania East – Lawrence Mpuru Aburi (NOPEU)
056. North Imenti – Abdul Rahim Dawood (Independent)
057. Buuri – Mugambi Murwithania Rindikiri (UDA)
058. Central Imenti – Moses Nguchine Kirima (UDA)
059. South Imenti – Dr Shadrack Mwiti Ithinji (JP)

060. Maara – Japhet Miriti Kareke Mbiuki (UDA)
061. Chuka / Igambang’ombe – Patrick Munene Ntwiga (UDA)

062. Tharaka – George Gitonga Murugara (UDA)

063. Manyatta – John Gitonga Mwaniki Mukunji (UDA)
064. Runyenjes – Eric Muchangi Njiru Karemba (UDA)
065. Mbeere South – Bernard Muriuki Nebart (Independent)
066. Mbeere North – Geoffrey Kariuki Kiringa Ruku (DP)

067. Mwingi North – Paul Musyimi Nzengu (WDM)
068. Mwingi West – Charles Ngusya Nguna (WDM)
069. Mwingi Central – Gideon Mutemi Mulyungi (WDM)
070. Kitui West – Edith Vethi Nyenze (WDM)
071. Kitui Rural – David Mwalika Mboni (WDM)
072. Kitui Central – Benson Makali Mulu (WDM)
073. Kitui East – Nimrod Mbithuka Mbai (UDA)
074. Kitui South – Rachael Kaki Nyamai (JP)

075. Masinga – Joshua Mbithi Mutua Mwalyo (Independent)
076. Yatta – Robert Ngui Basil (WDM)
077. Kangundo – Fabian Kyule Muli (GDDP)
078. Matungulu – Stephen Mutinda Mule (WDM)
079. Kathiani – Robert Mbui (WDM)
080. Mavoko – Patrick Makau King’ola (WDM)
081. Machakos Town – Caleb Mutiso Mule (MCCP)
082. Mwala – Vincent Musyoka Musau (UDA)

083. Mbooni – Erastus Kivasu Nzioka (WDM)
084. Kilome – Thuddeus Kithua Nzambia (WDM)
085. Kaiti – Joshua Kivinda Kimilu (WDM)
086. Makueni – Suzanne Ndunge Kiamba (WDM)
087. Kibwezi West – Eckomas Mwengi Mutuse (MCCP)
088. Kibwezi East – Jessica Nduku Kiko Mbalu (WDM)

089. Kinangop – Zachary Kwenya Thuku (JP)
090. Kipipiri – Wanjiku Muhia (UDA)
091. Ol Kalou – David Njuguna Kiaraho (JP)
092. Ol Joro Orok – Michael Mwangi Muchira (UDA)
093. Ndaragwa – George N. Gachagua (UDA)

094. Tetu – Geoffrey Wandeto Mwangi (UDA)
095. Kieni – Antony Njoroge Wainaina (UDA)
096. Mathira – Eric Mwangi Kahugu (UDA)
097. Othaya – Micheal Wambugu Wainaina (UDA)
098. Mukurweini – John Philip Gichohi Kaguchia (UDA)
099. Nyeri Town – Duncan Maina Mathenge (UDA)

100. Mwea – Mary Maingi (UDA)
101. Gichugu – Robert Gichimu Githinji (UDA)
102. Ndia – George Macharia Kariuki GK (UDA)
103. Kirinyaga Central – Joseph Gachoki Gitari (UDA)

104. Kangema – Peter Irungu Kihungi (UDA)
105. Mathioya – Edwin Mugo Gichuki (UDA)
106. Kiharu – Samson Ndinda Nyoro (UDA)
107. Kigumo – Joseph Kamau Munyoro (UDA)
108. Maragwa – Mary Wamaua Waithira Njoroge (UDA)
109. Kandara – Chege Njuguna (Alice Muthoni Wahome) (UDA) *
110. Gatanga – Edward Muriu Wakili (UDA)

111. Gatundu South – Gabriel Gathuka Kagombe (UDA)
112. Gatundu North – Elijah Njore Njoroge Kururia (Independent)
113. Juja – George Koimburi Ndung’u (UDA)
114. Thika Town – Alice Wambui Ng’ang’a (UDA)
115. Ruiru – Simon Nganga Kingara (UDA)
116. Githunguri – Gathoni Wamuchomba (UDA)
117. Kiambu – John Machua Waithaka (UDA)
118. Kiambaa – John Njuguna Wanjiku (UDA)
119. Kabete – James Githua Kamau Wamacukuru (UDA)
120. Kikuyu – Anthony Kimani Ichung’wah (UDA)
121. Limuru – John Kiragu Chege (UDA)
122. Lari – Joseph Mburu Kahangara (UDA)

123. Turkana North – Paul Ekwom Nabuin (ODM)
124. Turkana West – Daniel Epuyo Nanok (UDA)
125. Turkana Central – Joseph Namuar Emathe (UDA)
126. Loima – Protus Ewesit Akuja (UDA)
127. Turkana South – John Ariko Namoit (ODM)
128. Turkana East – Nicholas Ngikor Nixon Ngikolong (JP)

129. Kapenguria – Samuel Moroto Chumel (UDA)
130. Sigor – Peter Lochakapong (UDA)
131. Kacheliba – Titus Lotee (KUP)
132. Pokot South – David Pkosing Losiakou (KUP)

133. Samburu West – Josephine Naisula Lesuuda (KANU)
134. Samburu North – Dominic Eli Letipila (UDA)
135. Samburu East – Jackson Lekumontare Lentoijoni (KANU)

136. Kwanza – Ferdinard Kevin Wanyonyi (FORD-Kenya)
137. Endebess – Robert Pukose (UDA)
138. Saboti – Caleb Amisi Luyai (ODM)
139. Kiminini – Maurice Kakai Bisau (DAP-K)
140. Cherangany – Patrick Simiyu Barasa (DAP-K)

141. Soy – David Kiplagat (UDA)
142. Turbo – Janet Jepkemboi Sitienei (UDA) – 0703914202
143. Moiben – Phylis Jepkemoi Bartoo (UDA)
144. Ainabkoi – Samuel Kiprono Chepkong’a (UDA)
145. Kapseret – Oscar Kipchumba Sudi (UDA)
146. Kesses – Julius Kipletting Rutto (UDA)

147. Marakwet East – David Kangogo Bowen (UDA)
148. Marakwet West – Timothy Kipchumba Toroitich (Independent)
149. Keiyo North – Adams Kipsanai Korir (UDA)
150. Keiyo South – Gideon Kimaiyo Kipkoech (UDA)

151. Tinderet – Julius Kibiwott Melly (UDA)
152. Aldai – Marianne Jebet Kitany (UDA)
153. Nandi Hills – Bernard Kibor Kitur (UDA)
154. Chesumei – Paul Kibichy Biego (UDA)
155. Emgwen – Josses Kiptoo Kosgey Lelmengit (UDA)
156. Mosop – Abraham Kipsang Kirwa (UDA)

157. Tiaty – William Kamket Kassait (KANU)
158. Baringo North – Joseph Makilap Kipkoros (UDA)
159. Baringo Central – Joshua Chepyegon Kandie (UDA)
160. Baringo South – Charles Kamuren (UDA)
161. Mogotio – Reuben Kiborek Kipngor (UDA)
162. Eldama Ravine – Musa Cherutich Sirma (UDA)

163. Laikipia West – Stephen Wachira Karani (UDA)
164. Laikipia East – Festus Mwangi Kiunjuri (TSP)
165. Laikipia North – Sarah Paulata Korere (JP)

166. Molo – Francis Kuria Kimani (UDA)
167. Njoro – Charity Kathambi Chepkwony (UDA)
168. Naivasha – Jayne Njeri Wanjiru Kihara (UDA)
169. Gilgil – Martha Wangari Wanjira (UDA)
170. Kuresoi South – Joseph Tonui Kipkosgei (UDA)
171. Kuresoi North – Alfred Kipronoh Mutai (UDA)
172. Subukia – Samuel Kinuthia Gachobe (UDA)
173. Rongai – Paul Kibet Chebor (UDA)
174. Bahati – Irene Njoki Mrembo (JP)
175. Nakuru Town West – Samuel Arama (JP)
176. Nakuru Town East – David Gikaria (UDA)

177. Kilgoris – Julius Lekakeny ole Sunkuli (Kenya African National Union) KANU))
178. Emurua Dikirr – Johana Ngeno Kipyegon (UDA)
179. Narok North – Agnes Mantaine Pareyio (JP)
180. Narok East – Lemanken Aramat (UDA)
181. Narok South – Kitilai ole Ntutu (Independent)
182. Narok West – Gabriel Koshal Tongoyo (UDA)

183. Kajiado North – Onesmus Ngogoyo Nguro (UDA)
184. Kajiado Central – Elijah Memusi Kanchory (ODM)
185. Kajiado East – Kakuta Maimai Hamisi (ODM)
186. Kajiado West – George Risa Sunkuyia (UDA)
187. Kajiado South – Samuel Sakimba Parashina (ODM)

188. Kipkelion East – Joseph Kimutai Cherorot (UDA)
189. Kipkelion West – Hilary Kiplang’at Kosgei (UDA)
190. Ainamoi – Benjamin Kipkirui Langat (UDA)
191. Bureti – Kibet Kirui Komingoi (UDA)
192. Belgut – Nelson Koech (UDA)
193. Sigowet Soin – Justice Kipsang Kemei (UDA)

194. Sotik – Francis Kipyegon arap Sigei (UDA)
195. Chepalungu – Victor Kipngetich Koech (CCM)
196. Bomet East – Richard Kipkemoi Yegon (UDA)
197. Bomet Central – Richard Cheruiyot Kilel (UDA)
198. Konoin – Brighton Leonard Yegon (UDA)

199. Lugari – Nabii Nabwera Daraja (ODM)
200. Likuyani – Innocent Maino Mugabe (ODM)
201. Malava – Moses Malulu Injendi (ANC)
202. Lurambi – Titus Khamala Mukhwana (ODM)
203. Navakholo – Emmanuel Wangwe (ODM)
204. Mumias West – Johnson Manya Naicca (ODM)
205. Mumias East – Peter Kalerwa Salasya (DAP-K)
206. Matungu – Peter Oscar Nabulindo (ODM)
207. Butere – Nicholas Scott Tindi Mwale (ODM)
208. Khwisero – Christopher Aseka Wangaya (ODM)
209. Shinyalu – Fredrick Lusuli Ikana (ANC)
210. Ikolomani – Benard Masaka Shinali (ODM)

211. Vihiga – Ernest Ogesi Kivai Kagesi (ANC)
212. Sabatia – Clement Logova Sloya (UDA)
213. Hamisi – Charles Gumini Gimose (ANC)
214. Luanda – Dick Maungu Oyugi (DAP-K)
215. Emuhaya – Jeremiah Omboko Milemba (ANC)

216. Mt. Elgon – Fred Kapondi Chesebe (UDA)
217. Sirisia – John Waluke Koyi (JP)
218. Kabuchai – Joseph Simiyu Wekesa Majimbo Kalasinga (FORD-Kenya)
219. Bumula – Nelson Jack Wanami Wamboka (DAP-K)
220. Kanduyi – John Okwisia Makali (FORD-Kenya)
221. Webuye East – Martin Pepela Wanyonyi (FORD-Kenya)
222. Webuye West – Daniel Wanyama Sitati (UDA)
223. Kimilili – Didmus Wekesa Barasa Mutua (UDA)
224. Tongaren – John Chikati Murumba (FORD-Kenya)

225. Teso North – Edward Oku Kaunya (ODM)
226. Teso South – Mary Emaase Otucho (UDA)
227. Nambale – Geoffrey Ekesa Mulanya (Independent)
228. Matayos – Geoffrey Makokha Odanga (ODM)
229. Butula – Joseph H. Maero Oyula (ODM)
230. Funyula – Wilberforce Ojiambo Oundo (ODM)
231. Budalangi – Raphael Bitta Sauti Wanjala (ODM)

232. Ugenya – David Ouma Ochieng (Movement for Democracy and Growth (MDG))
233. Ugunja – James Opiyo Wandayi (ODM)
234. Alego Usonga – Samuel Onunga Atandi (ODM)
235. Gem – Elisha Ochieng Odhiambo (ODM)
236. Bondo – Gideon Ochanda Ogolla (ODM)
237. Rarieda – Paul Otiende Amollo (ODM)

238. Kisumu East – Shakeel Ahmed Shabbir Ahmed (Independent)
239. Kisumu West – Rozaah Akinyi Buyu (ODM)
240. Kisumu Central – Joshua Odongo (ODM)
241. Seme – James Wambura Nyikal (ODM)
242. Nyando – Jared Odoyo Okello (ODM)
243. Muhoroni – James Onyango Oyoo (ODM)
244. Nyakach – Joshua Aduma Owuor (ODM)

245. Kasipul – Charles Ong’ondo Were (ODM)
246. Kabondo Kasipul – Eve Akinyi Obara (ODM)
247. Karachuonyo – Andrew Adipo Okuome (ODM)
248. Rangwe – Lilian Achieng Gogo (ODM)
249. Homa Bay Town – George Peter Opondo Kaluma (ODM)
250. Ndhiwa – Martin Peters Owino (ODM)
251. Suba North – Millie Grace Akoth Odhiambo (ODM)
252. Suba South – Caroli Omondi (ODM)

253. Rongo – Paul Abuor (ODM)
254. Awendo – John Walter Owino (ODM)
255. Suna East – Junet Sheikh Nuh Mohamed (ODM)
256. Suna West – Peter Francis Masara (ODM)
257. Uriri – Mark Ogolla Nyamita (ODM)
258. Nyatike – Tom Mboya Odege (ODM)
259. Kuria West – Mathias Nyamabe Robi (UDA)
260. Kuria East – Marwa Kemero Maisori Kitayama (UDA)

261. Bonchari – Charles Mamwacha Onchoke (UPA)
262. South Mugirango – Silvanus Osoro Onyiego (UDA)
263. Bomachoge Borabu – Nolfason Obadiah Barongo (ODM)
264. Bobasi – Innocent Momanyi Obiri (WDM)
265. Bomachoge Chache – Alfah Miruka Ondieki (UDA)
266. Nyaribari Masaba – Daniel Ogwoka Manduku (ODM)
267. Nyaribari Chache – Zaheer Jhanda (UDA)
268. Kitutu Chache North – Japheth Mokaya Nyakundi (UDA)
269. Kitutu Chache South – Antoney Kibagendi (ODM)

270. Kitutu Masaba – Clive Ombane Gisairo (ODM)
271. West Mugirango – Stephen M. Mogaka (JP)
272. North Mugirango – Joash Nyamache Nyamoko (UDA)
273. Borabu – Patrick Kibagendi Osero (ODM)

274. Westlands – Timothy Wanyonyi Wetangula (ODM)
275. Dagoretti North – Beatrice Kadeveresia Elachi (ODM)
276. Dagoretti South – John Kiarie Waweru (UDA)
277. Langata – Phelix Odiwuor Khodhe (ODM)
278. Kibra – Peter Ochieng Orero (ODM)
279. Roysambu – Augustine Kamande Mwafrika (UDA)
280. Kasarani – Ronald Kamwiko Karauri (Independent)
281. Ruaraka – Francis Tom Joseph Kajwang’ (ODM)
282. Embakasi South – Julius Musili Mawathe (WDM)
283. Embakasi North – James Mwangi Gakuya (UDA)
284. Embakasi Central – Benjamin Gathiru Mejjadonk (UDA)
285. Embakasi East – Owino Paul Ongili Babu (ODM)
286. Embakasi West – Mark Samuel Muriithi Mwenje (JP)
287. Makadara – George Aladwa Omwera (ODM)
288. Kamukunji – Yusuf Hassan Abdi (JP) 0702999295 @YusufKamukunji [email protected]
289. Starehe – Amos Mwago Maina (JP)
290. Mathare – Anthony Tom Oluoch (ODM) @OluochAnthony Facebook

Counties With Large Parliamentary Representation

Some counties in Kenya have multiple constituencies and therefore more MPs.

Nairobi County

Nairobi has several MPs representing constituencies such as:

Westlands
Kibra
Lang’ata
Embakasi East
Embakasi West
Mathare
Kasarani
Kamukunji

Kiambu County

Kiambu County includes:

Kikuyu
Juja
Ruiru
Kiambaa
Gatundu South
Limuru

Kakamega County

Kakamega County has constituencies such as:

Mumias East
Mumias West
Butere
Malava
Navakholo
Lurambi

Searches for MPs Contacts in Kenya are especially common in highly populated counties.

How to Find a Specific MP in Kenya

Citizens looking for MPs Contacts in Kenya can use several methods.

Official Parliament Website

The Parliament of Kenya website contains profiles, committee assignments, and official office contacts for MPs.

Social Media Platforms

Many MPs actively use:

Facebook
X (Twitter)
Instagram
TikTok

These platforms often provide faster responses to constituency issues.

Constituency Offices

Most MPs maintain constituency offices funded through public resources. Residents can visit these offices for assistance and consultations.

Mzalendo Platform

The Mzalendo platform tracks parliamentary attendance, voting records, bills, and MP performance.

Roles of Members of Parliament in Kenya

Understanding the responsibilities of MPs helps citizens engage them effectively.

Legislation

MPs debate and pass laws affecting national governance.

Oversight

They monitor government ministries and public institutions.

Representation

MPs represent constituency interests in Parliament.

Budget Approval

They participate in approving national budgets and public expenditure.

Constituency Development

MPs oversee NG-CDF-funded projects in schools, roads, and public infrastructure.

Challenges Facing MPs in Kenya

Despite their responsibilities, many MPs face significant challenges.

High Public Expectations

Constituents often expect MPs to personally solve employment, healthcare, and education issues.

Political Pressure

Political competition and party dynamics frequently affect parliamentary work.

Limited Resources

Some constituencies struggle with insufficient funding for development projects.

Public Criticism

Citizens increasingly demand transparency and accountability from elected leaders.

These realities explain why MPs Contacts in Kenya remain highly searched online.

Importance of Responsible Communication

When using MPs Contacts in Kenya, citizens should communicate professionally and respectfully.

Best Practices

Clearly identify yourself
Explain your issue briefly
Remain respectful
Avoid abusive language
Follow official communication channels

Constructive communication improves the chances of receiving assistance or feedback.

Digital Transformation and MPs Contacts in Kenya

Technology has significantly changed how citizens interact with leaders.

Today, many MPs use:

WhatsApp groups
Livestream town halls
Online surveys
Digital constituency forums
Social media engagement

This digital transformation has made MPs Contacts in Kenya more accessible than ever before.

Women MPs and Leadership Representation

Kenya has also witnessed increased representation of women leaders in Parliament.

Prominent female leaders include:

Millie Odhiambo
Esther Passaris
Sabina Chege
Beatrice Elachi

Search interest in MPs Contacts in Kenya often includes female MPs and women representatives.

Future of Parliamentary Communication in Kenya

As Kenya continues modernizing governance systems, parliamentary communication is expected to become more transparent and digital.

Future improvements may include:

Online constituency portals
Virtual public participation
Real-time parliamentary engagement
Digital petitions
Mobile parliamentary apps

These developments could further improve access to MPs Contacts in Kenya.

Final Thoughts on MPs Contacts in Kenya

MPs Contacts in Kenya play a crucial role in strengthening democracy, accountability, and citizen participation. Members of Parliament serve as the direct representatives of wananchi, making communication between leaders and citizens essential for effective governance.

Whether citizens seek development updates, bursary information, policy clarification, or accountability on public projects, access to MPs Contacts in Kenya helps bridge the gap between Parliament and the people.

As digital communication continues evolving, Kenyans are increasingly empowered to engage leaders directly, demand transparency, and actively participate in shaping the country’s future.

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