Ikolomani Constituency · 2027

Hon. Clarence Namunyu Kasali

“Sovereign Power Belongs to the People.”

Aspiring Member of Parliament, campaigning to protect Ikolomani’s land, make mining safer for artisanal miners and deliver accountable representation.

Hon. Clarence Namunyu Kasali, aspiring Member of Parliament for Ikolomani, in a light blue shirt and patterned maroon tie

Aspiring Member of ParliamentIkolomani, Kakamega County

4Electoral wards
56,299Registered voters, 2022 (IEBC)
146.2Square kilometres (NG-CDF)
111,743People, 2019 census (NG-CDF)

The 2022 voter figure is historical and does not describe the 2027 electorate. Sources

Our message

A representative should answer first to the people who live with the decisions.

On land, on mining and on the services every ward depends on, the campaign’s priorities are proposals, set out openly and open to change as residents respond.

Read the manifesto

Signature issue

Our Gold.Our Land. Our Future.

Gold is part of Ikolomani’s identity, and families here live with both its promise and its risks. The campaign puts land, miner safety and fair process at the centre.

Proposed priorities, not confirmed promises.

  • Protect land and community interestsHouseholds informed, consulted and treated fairly.
  • Make artisanal mining saferSafer shafts, training and recognition for miners.
  • Mine responsiblyProtect water and rehabilitate damaged land.
  • Open, accountable decisionsLicences and agreements that residents can see.
Hon. Clarence Namunyu Kasali in a maroon blazer and cream shirt, resting his arms on a table

The candidate

Meet Clarence

Born in 1981 in Luhakayu Village, Idakho Central, Hon. Clarence Namunyu Kasali is an educationist, community leader and social impact advocate. He is the Founder and Director of The Holyway Junior School. He is seeking election as Member of Parliament for Ikolomani in 2027.

Know your ward

Ikolomani’s four wards

Idakho Central, East, North and South. The 2022 register is a historical reference, not the 2027 electorate, and it measures the size of an electorate rather than the severity of a ward’s challenges.

    Source: IEBC, registered voters per county assembly ward, 2022 general election.

    Ikolomani

    The people the campaign is for

    Small-scale farming and artisanal mining shape daily life across much of Ikolomani, according to NG-CDF Ikolomani.

    A group of women and one man standing together in a garden among tall grasses and trees
    Residents gathered outdoors under trees, listening to a speaker holding a microphone

    Join the campaign for Ikolomani.

    Volunteer in your ward, share a concern, or get in touch with the team.