Wiper Patriotic Front (WPF) Party Leader Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka is set to take the opposition’s alternative political agenda to the United States Congress as he begins a seven-day tour aimed at engaging American lawmakers and mobilising Kenyans living abroad.
According to a media advisory issued by his office on Thursday, November 12, 2026, Musyoka will lead a nine-member delegation on a working visit to the United States from November 18 to November 24, combining engagements with Congress, town hall meetings and diaspora mobilisation activities.
The tour, organised under the Wiper Patriotic Front and The Ukombozi Alliance (TUA), will cover six cities, including Washington, D.C., Boston, Germantown, Baltimore, Minneapolis and Cleveland.
The opposition leader is expected to use the engagements to present the united opposition’s alternative agenda to members of the US Congress on Capitol Hill, while seeking to strengthen political and diplomatic connections with the Kenyan diaspora.
The programme begins in Washington, D.C., on November 18, where Musyoka is scheduled to hold congressional engagements at the Capitol Hill complex before attending an evening dinner with the city’s leadership.
On Thursday, November 19, the delegation will travel to Boston for an engagement at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), which will bring together alumni, faculty members and representatives of the technology and investment community.
The following day, November 20, Musyoka will hold a town hall meeting with the DMV diaspora in Washington, D.C., followed by a US East Coast dinner in Germantown, Maryland.
On Saturday, November 21, the opposition leader is scheduled to attend a Sabbath service at Living Springs Seventh Day Adventist Church in Baltimore, followed by a joint dinner and event with Ambassador Mohamed Abdi Afey during the Somali Hero Awards and Somali Book Fair, hosted alongside the Minnesota diaspora.
The tour will proceed to Cleveland, Ohio, on November 22 for a Thanksgiving dinner with Kenyans living in the region.
On Monday, November 23, Musyoka will attend institutional engagements with several Cleveland organisations before serving as Chief Guest at the Building Bridges: Cleveland-Kenya-Africa Reception.
The delegation is expected to depart the United States for Nairobi on Tuesday, November 24.
Musyoka, who served as Kenya’s 10th Vice President between 2008 and 2013, is also a former Foreign Affairs Minister and has been involved in several regional peace initiatives, including negotiations that led to the Comprehensive Peace Agreement and the formation of South Sudan.
His latest diplomatic and diaspora outreach comes as opposition leaders continue positioning themselves ahead of the 2027 General Election, with efforts to consolidate political alliances and build a common platform against President William Ruto’s administration.
The visit is expected to provide Musyoka with an opportunity to communicate the opposition’s political agenda beyond Kenya while engaging diaspora communities on the country’s political and development priorities.