Gachagua Unveils New Political Party ‘DCP’ with Inclusive Leadership Team
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has launched the Democracy for the Citizens Party (DCP), promising inclusive leadership and citizen-driven governance. The party’s slogan is “Skiza Wakenya” (Listen to Kenyans) and its symbol is a hand holding an ear. Key figures like Cleophas Malala and Mithika Linturi have been appointed to top roles.
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has officially launched his new political party, the Democracy for the Citizens Party (DCP), at its headquarters in Lavington, Nairobi. Gachagua said the party is the result of six months of grassroots consultations aimed at offering Kenyans a more responsive and inclusive form of leadership.
Addressing supporters, Gachagua emphasized that DCP will prioritize citizens voices, championing the slogan “Skiza Wakenya” (Listen to Kenyans). The party’s symbol—a hand holding an ear—reflects its commitment to listening to ordinary citizens. The DCP colors are green, red, white, and black.
Key appointments in the party include Cleophas Malala as interim Deputy Party Leader and David Mingati as Chairperson. Other notable figures include Mithika Linturi (Organizing Secretary), Cate Waruguru (Women’s Leader), Peter Mwathi (Deputy Chair – Strategy), and Maina Kamanda (Chair of Eminent Persons).
Gachagua announced the party will be officially launched on June 4 and called on aspirants to register ahead of a two-year nationwide tour to popularize the movement and rally national support.
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