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Gatundu South MP Moses Kuria to Address Kenyans in Boston, Massachusetts

Gatundu South MP Moses Kuria to Address Kenyans in Boston, Massachusetts

Gatundu South Member of Parliament Moses Kuria is set to address Kenyans living in the United States.

The Jubilee MP,  through the Moses Kuria Foundation has organized an interactive session with Kenyans in Boston, Massachusetts on September 1st.

Kuria said his talk will focus on the journey of his life, the famous March 9th handshake between President Uhuru Kenyatta and Opposition leader Raila Odinga as well as 2022 politics and beyond.

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He will also speak about President Kenyatta's big four agenda namely; manufacturing, universal healthcare, affordable housing, and food security.

Kuria will also speak on his upcoming Coffee Bill 2018 and how Kenyans in the diaspora can market the country's produce.

Kuria's tour will come days after President Uhuru's meeting with US President Donald Trump. President Kenyatta left the country for US on Saturday morning in the company of First Lady Margaret and will hold talks with Trump at the White House on Monday, August 27th.

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  1. KenyaAug 25, 2018

    Moses Kuria people in Boston did not vote for you. Kalisha matako Kenya. Go and talk to Kiambu people who voted for you. People in Boston have to time to waste listening to your crap. What were you doing near Musando vehicle the day he was killed? Taking selfie near Musando vehicle

  2. GUEST1Aug 25, 2018

    I hear you. Anyway: Moses is a very INTELLIGENT man; but a FOOL of the Foollest. Bure kabisa.

  3. JamamaAug 25, 2018

    This is mdomo debe. He has done nothing for Gatundu South or Kenya. I was in that place not very long ago and I felt pity for his constituents. The place has not seen much development from 1961 but the wonder boy's family is worshipped there. The man is not welcome,

  4. SURA MBAYAAug 25, 2018

    Moses Kuria! is like a pig in sewer that smells flith. Why waste time to listen to this 'MUGURIKO" Spelling (Mad man)

  5. GUEST1Aug 25, 2018

    Muguruki

  6. SokweAug 25, 2018

    If they don't want you in the East Coast, go to the West Coast. West Coast is always ignored; so, they will welcome you.

  7. NjorogeAug 25, 2018

    Yenyewe maze huu jamaa akalishe matako gatundu ashughulikie watu wa Gatundu. I just hope he is not using tax payer's money to come to the USA to joyride

  8. WatuHawatoshekiAug 25, 2018

    Instead of him coming to bore people with his live journey BS, every Kenyan in Boston should write up their live journey. He will realize how people here mean business when they go to work. This is a waste of tax payers money coming to tell us his live journey and the handshake. He can just post it here for us to read and save that money for other development in his county. What a waste.

  9. KiharaAug 26, 2018

    Honorable Kuria,

    Please include what you inherited from your father. What is life without laughter!!

  10. KiharaAug 27, 2018

    Diaspora sounds bitter and angry. My father once told, listen and respect everyone, for everyone, even the street people, drunken and rich have something to offer. Let god be our judge

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