Barasa Steps Forward for UDA Bungoma Chairmanship
Didmus Wekesa Barasa Mutua has declared his intention to contest for the position of UDA Bungoma County Chairman in the party elections slated for 10th January 2026. The announcement has injected fresh energy into the county’s political arena, signaling a spirited contest ahead.
In his statement, Barasa emphasized his unwavering determination to serve, stating that he steps forward with relentless resolve, a transformative vision, and an unshakeable commitment to bolster the party’s internal systems and public influence.
A Vision for Transformative Party Leadership
Barasa outlined a leadership agenda built on three core pillars:
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Strengthening Party Structures:
He proposes to solidify UDA’s organizational frameworks from the county level to village units, ensuring efficiency, transparency, and inclusivity. -
Deepening Grassroots Engagement:
Barasa underscored the importance of empowering grassroots networks to ensure that the party remains deeply connected to the people and responsive to their needs. -
Elevating Political Consciousness:
He aims to increase political awareness, promote civic education, and nurture a politically informed electorate capable of driving positive change.
The upcoming party elections are expected to shape the future of UDA in Bungoma, a county with strong political influence. Barasa’s bid is seen as a strategic move to position the party for greater cohesion ahead of the 2027 General Election.
Political analysts note that his entry into the race signals a drive to fortify the party’s grassroots machinery and solidify its dominance in the region.
As the 10th January 2026 polls draw near, Barasa’s message of transformative leadership and strengthened party unity is likely to resonate with delegates and supporters seeking dynamic and accountable leadership.
His declaration marks the beginning of what promises to be a robust and engaging internal election season for UDA Bungoma County.
