Kirinyaga Woman Representative Hon. Maina Jane Njeri has emerged as the top-performing Woman Representative in Kenya, scoring a 52% approval rating in the latest Infotrak survey. The report, which evaluates service delivery and constituency engagement, highlights the most impactful female legislators across the country.
Following closely behind are Makueni’s Hon. Mumo Rose Museo and Homa Bay’s Hon. Osogo Bensuda Joyce Atieno, both securing a 46% rating. Hon. Muhanda Elsie Busihile of Kakamega received 45%, while Hon. Kasiwai Rael Chepkemoi (West Pokot) and Hon. Ruth Adhiambo Odinga (Kisumu) each garnered a 43% rating.
Other notable mentions include Hon. Marubu Monicah Muthoni (Lamu), Hon. Nduyo Susan Ngugi (Tharaka Nithi), Hon. Ngitit Cecilia Asinyen (Turkana), and Hon. Aburi Donya Dorice (Kisii), all securing a 41% approval rating. Additionally, Hon. Mwanyanje Gertrude Mbekyu (Kilifi), Hon. Mizinghi Lydia Haika Mnene (Taita Taveta), Hon. Masito Fatuma Hamisi (Kwale), and Hon. Kamene Joyce (Machakos) each earned 40%.
The Infotrak survey assesses the performance of Women Representatives based on their legislative contributions, project implementation, and overall effectiveness in addressing the needs of their constituents. The rankings provide a crucial accountability tool, allowing citizens to gauge the impact of their elected leaders.
With this latest report, Hon. Maina Jane Njeri’s leadership in Kirinyaga is in the spotlight, reinforcing the role of women in governance and public service. As Kenya continues to strengthen women’s representation in politics, such assessments serve as vital benchmarks for leadership excellence.
Political analysts predict that the rankings will influence future political engagements, as voters increasingly prioritize performance in evaluating their elected leaders.
Stay tuned for further reactions and insights from stakeholders and political observers on the implications of these findings.
