Beatrice Elachi
Kenyan politician
Beatrice Kadeveresia Elachi is a Kenyan politician who currently serves as the member of parliament for Dagoretti North constituency. Prior, she served as Speaker of the Nairobi County Assembly from 6 September 2017 until her resignation on 11 August 2020. As Speaker of the Nairobi County Assembly, she replaced Alex Ole Magelo, who did not contest his seat. Immediately prior to her election, she was the Majority Whip in the Kenya Senate.
Background and education
Elachi was born in Kakamega in a family with four children. She attended St. Teresa's Primary School for her elementary education. She then transferred to Moi Girls Vokoli High School, in Vihiga County, for her secondary education. She was then admitted to Africa Nazarene University in Nairobi, the capital and largest city in Kenya. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Peace and Security Studies.
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