Achieng Oneko

Achieng Oneko was a prominent Kenyan political figure and one of the 'Kapenguria Six', a group of leaders who were detained by the British colonial government for their role in the struggle for Kenya's independence. He was known for his unwavering commitment to the fight for democracy and social justice in Kenya. In the 1990s, Oneko made headlines by meeting with then-President Daniel Arap Moi, an act that was seen as controversial among his peers and highlighted the complex political landscape of the time. His legacy continues to inspire many in the ongoing pursuit of democratic ideals in Kenya.