H.E. President Daniel Toroitich Arap Moi
Second President of Kenya from 1978 to 2002. Remembered for his long leadership tenure, focus on peace and stability, and his influence in shaping Kenya’s political and social landscape. Explore his legacy, policies, and contributions to the nation.
Video Gallery
Watch speeches, events, and memorable moments from Kenya’s second president, Daniel Toroitich arap Moi.
Swearing-In Ceremony
Coverage of Daniel arap Moi’s swearing-in as Kenya’s second president in 1978.
National Unity Address
President Moi emphasizes peace, harmony, and stability as pillars of his leadership.
Nyayo Milk Program
A look back at Moi’s free school milk initiative that impacted millions of children.
Rural Development Projects
Highlights of Moi’s tours across Kenya, launching community and rural development projects.
Audio Resources
Listen to key speeches, broadcasts, and historic moments from Kenya’s second president, Daniel Toroitich arap Moi.
Swearing-In Speech, 1978
Moi’s first national address after succeeding President Jomo Kenyatta.
Call for National Unity
A message urging Kenyans to embrace peace, harmony, and unity.
Nyayo Philosophy
Moi explains his guiding principles of peace, love, and unity.
Education Reforms
Address on expanding access to education and the free school milk program.
Rural Development Address
A speech on rural electrification, water projects, and community initiatives.
Farewell Speech, 2002
Moi’s final address as president after 24 years in office.
Image Gallery
Explore photographs of President Daniel Toroitich arap Moi, his family, leadership journey, and defining moments in Kenya’s history.
Explore Speeches
Revisit powerful speeches and key addresses by President Daniel Toroitich arap Moi, reflecting his vision, Nyayo philosophy, and leadership legacy.
Nyayo Philosophy
Speeches emphasizing peace, love, and unity as guiding principles for Kenya’s development.
African Unity
Calls for continental solidarity and cooperation during his addresses to African leaders.
Global Diplomacy
Speeches at international forums on Kenya’s role in peacekeeping and diplomacy.
Inaugural Address
A message of continuity, peace, and unity when he assumed the presidency in 1978.
National Development
Speeches on education, infrastructure, and rural development to uplift communities.
Explore Documents
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Artifacts
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