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Judy Kendi

Mar 9, 2026

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Caleb Amisi Calls for National Renaissance, Says Failure Is Not an Option

"Saboti MP Caleb Amisi has urged Kenyans to rise to the responsibility of shaping the country’s future, declaring that the current generation must lead a national renaissance to secure prosperity for generations to come."

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Caleb Amisi Calls for National Renaissance, Says Failure Is Not an Option

Caleb Amisi has called on Kenyans to embrace responsibility and determination in shaping the country’s future, declaring that the current generation carries the hopes of both present and future generations.

In a statement emphasising the urgency of national transformation, the legislator said today’s leaders and citizens represent what he described as the fourth and final generation entrusted with the responsibility of securing a better future for the country.

“We are the fourth and the last generation who carries the hope of our generation and future generation. Failure is not an option. Kenya needs a renaissance,” Amisi stated.

The Saboti lawmaker stressed that Kenya stands at a critical moment where bold leadership and collective effort are needed to address social, economic and governance challenges facing the country.

According to Amisi, the responsibility of driving meaningful reforms rests on the current generation, which must act decisively to secure opportunities and stability for those who will come after them.

Amisi’s remarks echo a growing conversation among political leaders and civil society actors about the need for transformative leadership, economic renewal and stronger institutions in Kenya.

By calling for a “renaissance,” the MP signalled the need for a renewed national vision focused on unity, accountability and sustainable development as the country looks toward its future.

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