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Caleb Amisi Takes People’s Renaissance Movement to Coast in Grassroots Mobilisation Drive

Caleb Amisi Takes People’s Renaissance Movement to Coast in Grassroots Mobilisation Drive Featured

People’s Renaissance Movement (PM) party leader and Saboti MP Caleb Amisi is set to take his party’s grassroots mobilisation campaign to the Coast region, with a three-day tour covering Kilifi, Mombasa and Taita Taveta counties.w

According to a programme released by the party, Amisi will begin the Coastal Region Tour in Kilifi County on Friday, September 11, before proceeding to Mombasa on Saturday, September 12, and concluding the tour in Taita Taveta County on Sunday, September 13.

In Kilifi, Amisi is scheduled to attend an engagement at Sokoke Ward in Ganze Constituency at 9am, followed by a meeting in Mtwapa at 3:30pm.

The Mombasa programme will begin with a 9am SDA Church service at Kona Chaani in Changamwe, followed by a Changamwe rally at noon.

The tour will conclude in Taita Taveta on Sunday, where Amisi is scheduled to attend a 9am church service in Voi, hold an aspirants and stakeholders meeting at noon, and later address a 2pm rally at Voi Stage.

The Coast tour comes as the newly launched PM Party moves to expand its grassroots presence ahead of the 2027 General Election. The party has positioned itself around economic liberation, justice and national renewal. 

Amisi formally took over the leadership of the People’s Renaissance Movement during the party’s National Delegates Convention in Nairobi in August, where he outlined an agenda centred on economic renaissance and greater political participation by young Kenyans. 

The party has since embarked on grassroots mobilisation, with Amisi previously announcing plans to tour several counties, including Taita Taveta, Kilifi and Mombasa, as it seeks to establish structures and engage voters ahead of the 2027 polls. 

The Coastal Region Tour is therefore expected to provide the party with an opportunity to engage local residents, aspirants and political stakeholders as it seeks to build its support base in the region.

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