Democracy for The Citizens Party is guided by leaders committed to citizen-centred governance, integrity, and service.
Former Deputy President of Kenya (2022–2024) and Mathira MP (2017–2022). A University of Nairobi alumnus and former provincial administrator, he publicly unveiled DCP on 15 May 2025 and leads its national strategy and build-out.
Former Senator for Kakamega (2017–2022), ex–Senate Deputy Minority Leader (2018–Mar 2021) and former Secretary-General of a national party (2023–2024). He steers national organising, strengthens county structures, and leads youth mobilisation.
Chairs national coordination and outreach, ensuring the National Executive, county and ward organs operate in sync and remain grounded in grassroots priorities.
DCP's chief administrator and spokesperson. Oversees membership systems, nominations, compliance and county roll-out; publicly confirmed at the 15 May 2025 unveiling.
Leads party finances, budgeting and compliance. Builds transparent systems for fundraising, procurement oversight and reporting across 47 counties.
Business leader and community advocate with deep roots in Nairobi's urban development initiatives.
Environmental activist and tourism expert focused on sustainable development for coastal communities.
Agricultural expert and advocate for farmers' rights with extensive experience in rural development.
Education specialist and women's rights advocate with a focus on community development programmes.
Tech entrepreneur and youth advocate focused on creating opportunities for young Kenyans in the digital economy.
Social activist and organiser focused on youth empowerment, education, and political participation.
DCP operates with clear lines of responsibility to keep citizens at the centre of decision-making.
H.E. Rigathi Gachagua
Cleophas Malala
David Ole Parseina
Hezron Obaga
Hannah Mutua
8 Regional Leaders
47 County Representatives
National Youth Leadership
Women's Leadership
290 Constituency Leaders
1,450 Ward Leaders
We're looking for dedicated Kenyans to help lead this citizen-centred movement.