The 2022 Madaraka Day speech by President Uhuru Kenyatta reflects on Kenya’s journey from colonial oppression to self-rule, highlighting Uhuru Gardens as a sacred birthplace of the nation’s freedom. He reviews the achievements of his administration over nine years, including major investments in infrastructure, security, digitization, education reforms, healthcare expansion, women’s leadership, agricultural growth, environmental conservation, and economic acceleration. Emphasizing the importance of political stability, unity, and integrity, he attributes progress to visionary leadership, responsible borrowing, and anti-corruption efforts, while urging future administrations to safeguard these gains. The speech concludes with a call for peaceful elections, continued nation-building, and a renewed commitment to Kenya’s freedom, dignity, and prosperity.