Kabando Wa Kabando sends message to Gachagua ahead of his return
Former Mukurweini constituency Member of Parliament (MP) Kabando wa Kabando has sent a warm and encouraging message to Democracy for the Citizens’ Party leader Rigathi Gachagua ahead of his anticipated return to Kenya.
Taking to his official X account in the early hours of Thursday, August 21, 2025, Kabando expressed excitement over Gachagua’s return, saying that he has been missed.
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He further emphasised the aspirations of Kenyans, calling for a strong candidate capable of securing victory in the first round of the upcoming elections, noting the importance of implementing the Accountability Charter and ensuring that bold Gen Z leaders are included in key leadership positions at all levels.
“Bon Voyage Karibu sana nyumbani Rigathi Gachagua@DCP_Democracy.We’ve missed your versatile missiles against Kasongo. Kenyans desire #1Candidate for #Round1Win to out Ruto, implement ACCOUNTABILITY CHARTER & include bold GenZs in key leadership roles at all levels. #RutoMustGo,” Kabando said.
Gachagua’s return
This comes after DCP deputy party leader Cleophas Malala announced that Thursday, August 21, 2025, will be a public holiday to honour the return of Gachagua from the United States.
Speaking on Wednesday, August 20, 2025, Malala asked Kenyans of goodwill to prepare for what he described as the majestic return of a ‘King’ at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA).
According to Malala, Gachagua would be received with a grand celebration that symbolises his political strength and connection with ordinary citizens.
He described the return of the Democracy for Citizens’ Party leader as a historic event that will attract Kenyans from different walks of life.
“It would not leave here without telling you that the King, Rigathi Gachagua, is coming tomorrow. I would like to ask you to join the families and enjoy, because tomorrow is a public holiday. Gachagua will receive a majestic reception because that is the person who speaks for Kenya,” Malala said.
“We are receiving him with a grand reception at JKIA and have a majestic procession in honour of a king who is returning from the USA. I want to ask those planning to plant goons, please humble yourself because the king is returning.”
Malala, however, maintained that the arrival of Gachagua was not just a party affair but a national moment. He insisted that Kenyans would be celebrating the return of a man he described as fearless, outspoken, and a defender of ordinary citizens.
Gachagua’s Stats tour
The second deputy president has been on an official tour of the United States. During the visit, he met Kenyan communities in cities including Seattle, Boston, Dallas, Kansas City, and Baltimore.
