Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna has announced a five-stop United States tour under the Linda Mwananchi movement, targeting Kenyans living in the diaspora ahead of the 2027 General Election.
The tour, scheduled to run from November 20 to December 4, 2026, will take Sifuna and his team to five destinations across the United States.
According to the itinerary released by the movement, the first engagement will take place in Allentown, Pennsylvania, from November 20 to November 22.
Sifuna will then proceed to the Washington DC metropolitan area, commonly referred to as DMV, covering Washington DC, Maryland and Virginia, for engagements scheduled between November 23 and November 26.
The senator will subsequently travel to Texas, where he is expected to meet Kenyans in Dallas from November 27 to November 28 before proceeding to Houston for engagements scheduled between November 29 and November 30.
The final leg of the tour will cover Seattle and California between December 1 and December 4.
The tour is part of Linda Mwananchi’s efforts to expand its political mobilisation beyond Kenya and engage citizens living abroad on the country’s leadership and economic direction.
In its announcement, the movement indicated that the engagements would provide an opportunity to interact with Kenyans in the diaspora and discuss issues affecting the country and its future.
The tour comes amid heightened political activity ahead of the 2027 General Election, with opposition leaders seeking to strengthen their support bases and build political alliances.
The announcement follows the launch of Linda Mwananchi’s Nairobi headquarters in Lavington on October 30, 2026.
During the event, Sifuna outlined plans to establish offices in all 47 counties by the end of November as the movement seeks to build a nationwide organisational structure.
He also announced plans for a National Delegates Convention scheduled for November 13 to formalise the movement’s leadership structure.
The senator has also intensified grassroots mobilisation, recently leading engagements in Kwale County, where he met local aspirants and supporters.
The US tour will therefore extend the movement’s mobilisation efforts to Kenyans abroad as political realignments continue ahead of the next General Election.
