
Malava Constituency’s political scene has been set abuzz following the entry of Hon. Edgar Busiega Mwanga, a distinguished advocate of the High Court and seasoned legal mind, into the parliamentary race under the Democracy For The Citizens Party (DCP) ticket.
His candidacy comes in the wake of the untimely death of incumbent MP Malulu Injendi, and opinion polls indicate that Busiega is currently leading the race.
The big question among constituents is: Who exactly is Edgar Busiega, and what is his story?
Hon. Edgar Busiega is widely respected in legal circles for his exceptional litigation skills and unwavering commitment to justice.
Edgar Busiega Mwanga’s Best Legal Litigations.

One of his most notable achievements was his role in the Building Bridges Initiative (BBI) petition, where he represented nurses seeking to halt the constitutional amendment process, arguing that their rights had been excluded.
Together with other prominent legal minds, Busiega fought the case to the final stages — ultimately securing a victory that remains a landmark in Kenya’s legal history.
Busiega’s journey is deeply rooted in humble beginnings and an enduring passion for service. He was born to Dr. Arthur Burudi Mwanga, and grew up in a household that valued education, discipline, and community service.
His early education began in 1993 at St. Teresa’s Isanjiro Primary School before he transferred to Moi Primary School in Bungoma, where he completed his Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) in 2001.
Despite excelling in academics, Busiega maintained a grounded childhood, often spending weekends tending his grandfather’s livestock a responsibility that taught him patience, hard work, and a connection to his rural roots.
In 2002, he joined St. Mary’s Kibabii High School, a Catholic institution known for academic rigor and discipline, where he completed his secondary education in 2005.
Marriage
The incoming Malava member of Parliament is happily married with two kids.
LEGAL JOURNEY.
Busiega’s legal journey began at Moi University, where he undertook a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree. His university life was not confined to lecture halls; he actively participated in student politics, honing leadership and public speaking skills that would later define his professional and political career.
In 2012, he joined the Kenya School of Law, where he earned his Postgraduate Diploma in Law, and in 2014, he was officially admitted to the bar as an advocate of the High Court of Kenya.
From the onset, Busiega showed a deep commitment to pro bono work and community empowerment. He collaborated with organizations such as the Legal Aid Centre of Eldoret and the Christian Legal Education Aid and Research (CLEAR).

His initiatives included organizing free legal aid clinics in the Malava sub-county, ensuring that vulnerable members of society had access to justice.
Professionally, Busiega built his experience by working in some of Kenya’s most respected law firms. These included Khaminwa & Co. Advocates, Wetangula, Adan & Makokha Advocates, and Kithi & Co. Advocates.
In each, he handled high-stakes litigation and complex legal disputes, earning a reputation for meticulous preparation and persuasive argumentation.
Eventually, he founded his own firm, Busiega Mwanga & Co. Advocates, specializing in appellate work at the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court.
His credentials further include certification as a mediator and arbitrator, enabling him to handle disputes both in and out of court.
Not one to rest on his laurels, Busiega continues to advance his education. He is currently pursuing a Master of Laws (LLM) degree in Democracy and Governance at the University of Nairobi a course of study that aligns seamlessly with his aspirations to serve in Parliament.
His decision to join the Malava parliamentary race is seen by many as a natural extension of his service to the public.

Supporters argue that his legal background, leadership skills, and passion for community development make him the ideal candidate to carry forward Malava’s aspirations.
His agenda, according to close aides, will focus on strengthening governance, improving access to quality education and healthcare, and empowering youth and women economically.
For a man who began his journey in rural schools and grew to become one of the most accomplished advocates in the country, Hon.
Edgar Busiega’s political entry is not just a career shift it is a continuation of his lifelong mission to fight for fairness, equity, and opportunity for all.
As Malava Constituency heads towards a potentially decisive by-election, the name Edgar Busiega Mwanga is increasingly becoming synonymous with hope, progress, and principled leadership.
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