MUSLIM LEADERS PUSH FOR GREATER POLICY ENGAGEMENT, BACK INCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT AT NATIONAL CONVENTION.
By Elijah Odanga | Lolwe Digital Media NAIROBI, Kenya, October 15, 2026 Muslim leaders have called for stronger engagement with the national government on policy, governance and development, following deliberations at the National Muslim Leaders Convention 2026. The convention, organised by the Supreme Council of Kenya Muslims (SUPKEM) under the leadership of Chairman Hassan Ole Naado, brought together scholars, Muslim legislators, senior civil servants, institutional leaders and business representatives to discuss the community’s role in shaping national development priorities. Speaking during the meeting, a government representative urged the Muslim community to support and reciprocate what was described as President William Ruto’s inclusive development agenda. The speaker noted that members of the Muslim community had been incorporated into various sectors of government, including security, finance and the ruling United Democratic Alliance (UDA) pa...