Thika Township Ward · MCA 2027
Kwa Ward Yetu, Kwa Watu Wetu.
For ten years, Patrick Maina Macharia has built institutions in Thika: a registered, audited SACCO for traders; a church ministry rebuilt on records and two signatures. Now he is asking to do the same for Township Ward: publish everything, and let you check.
A record, not promises
The plan at a glance
“An MCA does not build. An MCA represents, legislates, and oversights. Anyone promising you roads is either lying or doesn’t know the job.”
Ward Iliyo Wazi
“You should never have to wonder where the money went.”
Every bursary, every tender, every shilling of the ward fund: published, dated, checkable.
Mtaji, Sio Makombo
“Own the contract. Don’t just carry the stones.”
Local-content rules for ward works, plus a business desk that helps Township firms qualify to bid.
Usiku Wenye Kazi
“The lights are on. So why does everyone still go home at midnight?”
Transport, security, toilets, storage and licensing: the four things that actually close Thika at night.
Maji na Heshima
“A city with open sewers is just a town with a certificate.”
Kiandutu drainage as budget priority #1. A published water schedule for every estate.
Ofisi Wazi
“Here is my calendar for the next 24 months. Hold me to it.”
A published Mobile Office calendar. Every resident submission gets a reference number and a deadline.
City-Ready
“A city is not a name. Let us earn the title, not just receive it.”
Thika’s city charter is still in process. Follow it with us, step by step.
You’ve seen him on TV
For years, Inooro TV has turned to Maina for the Thika street view on matatu and taxi stage problems, on public funds and the Infrastructure Fund, on the vehicle clamping that hurt ordinary traders. Not a studio pundit. The voice of the Thika trader, on record.
The next generation
Since 2018, Maina has kept young people on the pitch: jerseys, balls and training materials for local teams, season after season. Not as a campaign stunt: as a conviction that a young person with somewhere to belong doesn’t need rescuing later.
The plan takes it further: local contracts young people can own, a night economy that works, and a ward business desk that turns hustle into enterprise.
Your vote is your voice
This ward has changed its MCA before. It can choose again.
It starts with a name and a phone number: yours.
