Hon. Majimbo Kalasinga: A Stalwart Advocate for Kabuchai's Future

In the heart of Kabuchai constituency, a beacon of hope and dedication shines brightly in the form of Hon. Majimbo Kalasinga, the Member of Parliament tirelessly committed to the welfare of his constituents. Today, as he spoke at a funeral in West Nalondo ward, his words echoed a resounding commitment to his role and responsibilities, leaving an indelible mark on the community.

One of the highlights of Hon. Kalasinga's recent endeavors is the distribution of bursaries to students within schools in Kabuchai constituency. A transformative initiative, these bursaries aim to uplift the educational aspirations of local students, ensuring that financial constraints do not hinder their academic pursuits. What sets him apart is his forward-thinking approach, as he announced plans to extend this support to students residing outside Kabuchai but belonging to the constituency. This move not only demonstrates his inclusive vision but also reflects a commitment to nurturing talent beyond geographical boundaries.

Addressing a gathering of educators, Hon. Kalasinga passionately urged school principals not to turn away students who had received these bursaries. His emphasis on ensuring that the benefits of this initiative reach the intended recipients underscores his dedication to creating a conducive learning environment. By discouraging any potential misuse or mismanagement, he solidifies his commitment to accountability in the utilization of public funds for the betterment of education in Kabuchai.

In a bold stance against the proposed leasing of the Nzoia sugar factory, Hon. Kalasinga drew attention to historical precedents, reminding the community that during challenging times he posed a concern of how the government could managed to fund construction of a fly-over costing 4billon but cannot rite off the 2billion burden of the factory, both tea factories and the Kenya Cooperative Creameries (KCC) were not sold but instead received government funding. His critique of the leasing proposal reflects a deep understanding of economic sustainability and the importance of retaining assets that contribute to the local economy. This unwavering stance showcases his advocacy for responsible governance and the protection of community assets.

Taking a broader perspective, Hon. Kalasinga voiced concern about the government's push for parents to pay school fees through e-citizen. Cognizant of the diverse livelihoods within Kabuchai constituency, he highlighted the potential disadvantage this move could pose to those who contribute to fees in the form of goods, such as firewood, maize, and beans. By advocating for a more inclusive approach, he underscores the need for policies that consider the socio-economic diversity within the constituency, ensuring that no one is left behind.

As Hon. Majimbo Kalasinga continues to steer the ship of progress in Kabuchai, his dedication to education, economic sustainability, and social justice remains unwavering. Today's poignant address at a funeral in West Nalondo ward serves as a testament to his commitment to the well-being of his constituents, leaving Kabuchai with a promising future under his stewardship.

" We must be told who are the contractors of those government housing project....we need to be told who are suppliers of cement and other relevant materials "" ....if the house is constructed on a government land with a deed and they claim to sell to citizens who will be the authentic owner of the houses..."