Mwaura Isaac Maigua

SEN. DR ISAAC MWAURA

Mwaura Isaac Maigua is a prominent Kenyan politician and disability rights advocate. He is known for his work in promoting the rights of persons with disabilities and his contributions to the political landscape in Kenya.

Early Life and Education

Mwaura Isaac Maigua was born in Kenya. He pursued his education at various institutions, culminating in a degree from Kenyatta University. He later obtained a master's degree from the University of Leeds in the United Kingdom.

Political Career

Mwaura began his political career as a nominated Member of Parliament in the National Assembly of Kenya. He was nominated by the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) to represent persons with disabilities. During his tenure, he was instrumental in advocating for policies and legislation that support the rights and inclusion of persons with disabilities.

In 2017, Mwaura joined the Jubilee Party of Kenya and was nominated to the Senate of Kenya. As a senator, he continued his advocacy work and played a key role in various legislative initiatives aimed at improving the lives of persons with disabilities.

Advocacy and Achievements

Mwaura is the founder of the Albinism Society of Kenya, an organization dedicated to supporting individuals with albinism. He has been a vocal advocate for the rights of persons with albinism, working to combat discrimination and ensure their inclusion in society.

He has also been involved in various international forums, representing Kenya and advocating for disability rights on a global stage. His efforts have earned him recognition and accolades both locally and internationally.

Personal Life

Mwaura is married and has children. He continues to be actively involved in both his political career and his advocacy work.

See Also

• National Assembly of Kenya
• Senate of Kenya
• Orange Democratic Movement
• Jubilee Party of Kenya
• Albinism Society of Kenya