Who’s Speaking for You — and Who’s Silent?

Every five years, we elect 349 Members of Parliament to represent us. But how many are actually doing the work? With the country facing historic protests, controversial bills like the 2025 Finance Bill, and growing youth activism, we decided to dig into MP attendance, bill participation, and contributions in Parliament.

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Category	Total MPs	Notes
Active Contributors	112	Gave 5+ speeches or motions in Q2
Mostly Silent MPs	96	Spoke 0–2 times
Missed >50% of Sessions	61	Absent without public reasons
Bills Sponsored	23 MPs	Mostly from younger or reform-driven leaders
Gender Balance in Top 50	14 Women	Slight improvement from Q1 (11 women in top 50)

Data source: Hansard Q2 2025, Parliament.go.ke, Civic Archive (KBN)

Rank	MP Name	Constituency	Performance Rating (%)
1	Babu Owino	Embakasi East	88.9
2	Ndindi Nyoro	Kiharu	83.7
3	Sylvanus Osoro	South Mugirango	77.1
4	Gathoni Wamuchomba	Githunguri	76.2
5	Tim Wanyonyi	Westlands	73.7
6	Kimani Ichung'wah	Kikuyu	72.6
7	Paul Mwirigi	Igembe South	70.8
8	Felix “Jalang'o”	Lang'ata	68.1
9	Beatrice Elachi	Dagoretti North	67.2
10	Ronald Karauri	Kasarani	65.7
11	Didmus Barasa	Kimilili	65.1
12	Tom Kajwang'	Ruaraka	64.5
13	Benjamin Gathiru	Embakasi Central	62.8
14	Oscar Sudi	Kapseret	60.1
15	John Kiarie	Dagoretti South	59.0
16	Anthony Kibagendi	Kitutu Chache	57.9
17	Francis Kuria Kimani	Molo	55.6
18	Peter Salasya	Mumias East	54.3
19	George Aladwa	Makadara	53.2
20	Mark Mwenje	Embakasi West	51.5