Sifuna said the movement will first be taken to all 47 counties to engage directly with Kenyans and establish whether it has the national support needed to play a major role in the country’s political future.
The senator, who has recently gained attention through his outspoken political positions, said the focus at the moment is on listening to citizens, understanding their challenges and building a strong grassroots network across the country.
According to Sifuna, the decision to join the presidential race will not be based on pressure from supporters or political expectations but will depend on the response received from Kenyans during the nationwide mobilisation exercise.
The Linda Mwananchi movement has continued to attract political discussions as it seeks to present itself as a platform focused on giving ordinary citizens a stronger voice in national affairs.
Sifuna’s announcement has sparked debate among political observers, with some viewing the move as a possible preparation for a bigger role in the 2027 elections. Others argue that the senator is taking time to measure the movement’s strength before making a major political declaration.
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