Gachagua hails Kenyans in diaspora for resilience, unwavering commitment
Democracy for Citizens Party (DCP) leader Rigathi Gachagua has hailed Kenyans living in the United States for their resilience and unwavering commitment to keeping the Kenyan spirit alive despite being thousands of kilometres from home. Gachagua made the remarks after arriving in Kansas City, Missouri, where he is scheduled to engage with Kenyans living in […]
Rigathi Gachagua, leader of the Democracy for Citizens Party, has praised Kenyans living in the United States for their resilience and steadfast dedication to maintaining the Kenyan spirit despite being far from their homeland. Following his arrival in Kansas City, Missouri, Gachagua expressed his admiration for the Kenyan community's determination to stay connected to their country during his US tour.
He was accompanied by his wife, Rev. Dorcas Rigathi. Gachagua highlighted the deep affection and warmth he has experienced since starting his journey and commended the Kenyan diaspora's unwavering commitment. He emphasized that their ability to remain engaged with Kenya from abroad showcased their resilience. "I am inspired by the courage and unwavering commitment of Kenyans to keep the fire burning, no matter where they are in the world," he stated.
Kansas City marks another leg in Gachagua's ongoing US engagements with Kenyan communities across various American states. These meetings have included gatherings with diaspora groups and discussions on the diaspora's role in Kenya's political and economic future. Gachagua aimed to strengthen ties with Kenyans abroad and provide platforms for their involvement in Kenya's discourse.
His Kansas City visit coincides with increased focus on the Kenyan diaspora as a key constituency with economic, professional, and political links to the nation. The Kenyan diaspora's continued role as a significant source of remittances and their strong social and economic ties to Kenya make Gachagua's engagements in the US crucial.
As he continues his tour, Gachagua is expected to meet more Kenyans and further explore the depth of their commitment to their homeland.
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