Born in 1969 in Kinango, Kwale County, Denar Joseph Hamisi was a Kenyan politician whose life was marked by the continuous pursuit of education, a multi-sector career, and ultimately service in the National Assembly. Hamisi began his formal education at Mombasa Baptist High School, where he completed both the Kenya Certificate of Education (KCE) and
Kenya’s political history is marked by powerful deputy presidents and vice-presidents who held national influence but never ascended to the presidency. While some deputies used the office as a springboard to higher power, several notable figures, named for statesmanship, policy roles and regional influence, concluded long public careers short of the top job. The deputy
Paul Ndemo is a public servant who is passionate about being a change agent and making a difference in the public square by providing hope and leadership in this arena. He currently serves as the Deputy Chief Registrar of the Judiciary, working as the principal assistant to the Chief Registrar of the Judiciary. Known for
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