As we mark the International Minorities Rights Day, at Huduma Kenya we believe that every citizen matters and we remain steadfast in serving all communities with fairness, dignity and excellence.

Presided over by His Excellency President Dr. William Samoei Ruto, PhD , I joined fellow national leaders and Minority representatives, at State House, to mark the International Minorities Rights Day 2025, a day dedicated to honor and recognize the rights of ethnic, cultural, linguistic and

PRESIDENT RUTO LEADS NATION IN COMMEMORATING INTERNATIONAL MINORITIES RIGHTS DAY The Minorities and Marginalized Affairs Unit (MMAU), joined H.E. President William Samoei Ruto, PhD at State House, Nairobi, to mark the UN International Day for Minorities.

Key commitments include a kSh 500M National Minority Scholarship Programme, a KSh 200M annual Education Infrastructure Fund, and SHA cover for 200,000 vulnerable persons from these communities reaffirming our resolve to leave no Kenyan behind. #MinoritiesRightsDay

Following Cabinet approval, the forthcoming National Policy on Ethnic Minorities, Indigenous Peoples and Marginalised Communities will provide a clear legal and institutional framework for inclusion, protection, and equitable development. #MinoritiesRightsDay

President Ruto reaffirmed the Government’s commitment to ensuring that the place of ethnic minorities, Indigenous Peoples, and marginalised communities is firmly anchored in law and policy not left to discretion. #MinoritiesRightsDay

.📻 LIVE ON KASS TV & KASS FM As we mark World Minorities Rights Day, tune in to Lenee Emet (Kimnatet Naet) on Friday, 19th December 2025, from 7:00 AM – 9:00 AM. 🎙️ Guest: Hon. Josphat Lowoi Secretary , Minorities and Marginalized Affairs Unit ,Executive Office of the President

The Minorities and Marginalized Affairs Unit wishes you a Happy New Year. Stepping into the New Year with renewed commitment to inclusion, equity, and dignity for all. Together, we build a nation where every voice matters. #inclusivity #NewYear2026

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MMAU EMPOWERS SUBA WIDOWS, YOUTH AND PWD'S For the widows of Suba South and Suba Central, this engagement was more than a meeting ,it was a moment of hope, visibility, and renewed dignity. Voices that have for years gone unheard were finally brought to the centre, as widows

Inclusive development is only meaningful when youth, women, and persons with disabilities (PWDs) are empowered to participate fully in social and economic life. Across marginalised communities, these groups continue to face barriers to education, employment, access to resources,

The engagement with over 2,000 widows from Suba South and Suba Central, in Homabay County, demonstrated the Government’s commitment to restoring dignity and addressing long-standing marginalisation. Through a multi-institutional approach, widows were able to voice concerns on

Small in number, strong in identity. The Elmolo community of Lake Turkana continues to preserve its rich culture, language, and way of life despite decades of marginalisation. Their story is one of resilience and a reminder of the importance of inclusive development that leaves

“True inclusivity is not symbolic it is deliberate. It means listening to the voices of minorities and marginalized communities, recognising their unique identities, and ensuring they are fully represented in national development, decision-making, and opportunity.”

The Sikh Council of Kenya paid a courtesy visit to the Minorities and Marginalized Affairs Unit offices, expressing a strong commitment to partner in supporting the Ethnic minorities, indigenous and marginalized communities. The Council highlighted areas of collaboration

The Executive Office of the President,hosted a delegation of elders from the Hubeir clan of Wajir County. The meeting provided a platform for the community to present their historical background and current concerns. The elders traced their settlement in Wajir to the colonial

21st February 2025 marked the global observance of International Mother Language Day, a day dedicated to promoting linguistic diversity and safeguarding indigenous languages worldwide. In Kenya, the day was commemorated in Lari, Kiambu County, among the Aathi community. The