Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna has urged Kenyans to get involved in the Linda Mwananchi movement, sharing multiple platforms where supporters can engage with the movement online.

Taking to his X account on Friday, March 13, 2026, Sifuna listed a number of ways people can connect with the movement, including a dedicated website, lindamwananchi.com, and social media accounts on X, Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook.

“All the ways you can be part of the movement… On the web http://lindamwananchi.com @LindaMwananchi_ on X, @LindaMwananchi_ on IG @LindaMwananchi_ on TikTok @Linda Mwananchi on FB. Happy Friday!” Sifuna wrote.

He encouraged his supporters to be part of online engagement, outlining the number of people who had joined the movement.

“It’s time. Be part of the change. Sign up to join the move to make Kenya better. SISI NDIO SIFUNA? Kwani tuko wangapi? 239 people have joined so far!” Sifuna noted.

Linda Mwananchi’s recent pause

The push by Sifuna comes amid a broader period of political debate and activity involving the group advocating for William Ruto’s one-term stay in office.

Political analyst Barrack Muluka recently criticized Linda Mwananchi’s recent pause in public activities, arguing that maintaining momentum is key to sustaining popular support.

While speaking during an interview with fellow political analyst Herman Manyora on his channel, which aired on Friday, March 7, 2026, the outspoken communicator stated that if Linda Mwananchi is indeed a revolution or a movement, it must keep going and maintain momentum and not strike such poses.

“And then, wonder, they say that we are going to slow down a little bit. It’s not done that way. If it is a movement, if it is a revolution, if it is a push for change, you keep going,” Barrack Muluka said.

Linda Mwanachi team

The Linda Mwananchi team includes Sifuna, Orengo, Embakasi East MP Babu Owino, Saboti MP Caleb Amisi, his Suba South counterpart Caroli Omondi, and Vihiga Senator Godfrey Osotsi, among other key leaders.

The group has been at the forefront of rallies and public engagements criticising government policy, arguing that their actions are aimed at safeguarding democratic accountability and protecting wananchi from economic hardship.