Linda Mwananchi visits Raila’s gravesite at Kang’o Ka Jaramogi

A delegation from the Linda Mwananchi movement on Saturday made a significant stop in Bondo, Siaya County, where they visited the gravesite of Raila Odinga at Kang’o Ka Jaramogi.

The visit comes just a day before the group is scheduled to hold a major political rally in Kisumu, a city long associated with Odinga’s influence and political legacy.Arriving in the morning hours, the group gathered solemnly at the site, observing moments of silence and reflection in honor of the veteran leader. Some members laid wreaths, while others offered brief remarks praising Odinga’s enduring role in shaping Kenya’s democratic journey.

The atmosphere was calm but deeply symbolic, as chants and songs occasionally broke out among supporters who accompanied the delegation.Leaders within the Linda Mwananchi movement described the visit as more than ceremonial, saying it was a reaffirmation of the values Odinga stood for particularly the push for accountable leadership, inclusivity, and the protection of wananchi interests.

They emphasized that their political agenda draws inspiration from these principles as they continue to mobilize support across the country.Kang’o Ka Jaramogi, a site of historical and political importance, has over the years attracted leaders, supporters, and delegations seeking to pay tribute to figures associated with Kenya’s liberation and democratic struggles.

Saturday’s visit by the Linda Mwananchi group adds to a growing list of political actors who have used the location as a platform for reflection and messaging.The delegation later indicated that their upcoming rally in Kisumu will focus on key national concerns, including the cost of living, governance, youth empowerment, and electoral reforms.

Organizers say the event is expected to draw large crowds from across the Nyanza region and beyond, signaling the group’s growing influence on the political stage.As political activity continues to intensify in the region, the visit to Kang’o Ka Jaramogi sets the tone for what is likely to be a high-energy and closely watched gathering in Kisumu.