Peter Kaluma

Peter Kaluma

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Peter Kaluma is a member of the National Assembly for Homa Bay Town and a vocal advocate for the ODM party. He has been involved in discussions around the strategic positioning of Raila Odinga's allies in government following the recent political developments.

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Kenya Kenya: Peter Kaluma, Homa Bay Town MP, agreed on the necessity to scrutinize the East African Development Bank for public interest. 6

The Standard: Legislators put EADB operators under scrutiny

Kenya Kenya: Homa Bay Town MP Peter Kaluma urged Nyanza residents to work to register in large numbers as voters. 7

The Standard: PS Omollo wants clerics to rebuke politicians who promote hatred

Kenya Kenya: Homa Bay Town MP Peter Kaluma urged Nyanza residents to rally behind Oburu to ensure the community speaks in one voice. 7

The Standard: Oburu declares ODM won't field presidential candidate, endorses Ruto

Kenya Kenya: MP Peter Kaluma suspended Caroli Omondi for using unparliamentary language. 5

The Standard: MP Caroli Omondi ejected from House after 'reckless' remarks

Kenya Kenya: Peter Kaluma addressed the media in a blood-drenched shirt after being a victim of electoral violence. 5

The Standard: By-elections lay bare troubling signals ahead of 2027 polls

Kenya Kenya: Homa Bay Town MP Peter Kaluma was injured after being attacked by a group of unknown people at Agoro Sare Primary School while monitoring the Kasipul parliamentary vote. 5

The Standard: Developing: Chaos, violence dominate mini-polls

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Kenyan MP Peter Kaluma is urging parliament to advance the family protection bill 2023, which aims to outlaw same-sex relationships. 2

The Guardian: ‘There was so much vitriol’: Willis Chimano on being outed while in Africa’s biggest boy band | LGBTQ+ rights