The Linda Mwananchi Movement has appointed Pauline Njoroge as interim head of communication as it restructures its presidential campaign secretariat and advances its ongoing rebranding process ahead of the 2027 General Election.
The appointment was announced in a press statement issued in Nairobi on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, following a leadership meeting held on Monday to review progress in the movement’s rebranding and the organisation of its presidential campaign secretariat.
According to the statement, Njoroge will oversee communication on an interim basis, bringing experience in political and strategic communication. She has previously worked on presidential campaigns and with various government institutions and intergovernmental organisations.
The leadership also announced three appointments to its Digital, Media and Publicity Team as part of efforts to establish the movement’s communication department.
The appointed officials are Fredah Onduso, Abigail Gikonyo and Charity Waweru. The statement did not specify individual roles for the three officials but confirmed that they would serve within the communication department.
The appointments mark a further step in the movement’s efforts to organise its leadership and strengthen the structures supporting its presidential campaign. The leadership meeting also focused on the party’s rebranding process and the ongoing establishment of the campaign secretariat.
The movement said additional appointments would be announced in due course, indicating that the process of forming its campaign and communication teams remains ongoing.
The latest changes come as political formations begin organising their structures and communication strategies ahead of the 2027 elections. For Linda Mwananchi, the immediate focus is on completing the restructuring process and establishing the teams expected to support its campaign activities.
The announcement establishes Njoroge as the interim communication lead, alongside the three members appointed to the Digital, Media and Publicity Team, as the movement continues organising its presidential campaign secretariat.
