Kenya’s Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi recently visited the historic Mungoma Caves in Vihiga County, also known as “Hango Humulogoli.” During his visit, Mudavadi pledged the government's commitment to elevate the caves into a nationally recognized shrine and a significant cultural tourism site.

• Mudavadi tweeted that entering the caves felt like "entering a mythical underworld, rich with history, folklore, and the spiritual identity of the Maragoli people."
• The Mungoma Caves are a vital cultural and historical landmark, serving as the sacred home of Mulogoli, the founder of the Maragoli community, and historically provided refuge during the Mau Mau movement.
• Plans include developing the area into a picnic and cultural tourism hub by upgrading road access, power connectivity, and water supply to foster economic benefits for the local community.