According to The Star, the delegation will travel from November 20 to December 4, with Allentown, Pennsylvania, scheduled as the first stop.
Sifuna has picked Godfrey Osotsi, identified as the party chairman, and Richard Onyonka, the movement's treasurer, to join him on the trip.
The three leaders are expected to represent the movement during engagements with Kenyans in the diaspora, who have remained interested in political developments back home.
One of the activities announced ahead of the visit is a fundraising dinner scheduled for November 24, four days after the delegation's arrival.
Osotsi's inclusion brings the party's organisational leadership into the delegation, while Onyonka's presence comes as the group prepares for an event centred partly on fundraising.
For Sifuna, the visit offers an opportunity to take the movement's message beyond Kenya and interact with citizens who continue to follow local political affairs from abroad.
Kenyans living in the diaspora also play an important role in the country's economy through remittances, making them a significant audience for political leaders seeking to expand their networks.
However, details of the delegation's other planned activities, including additional destinations and meetings, have not yet been provided.
The tour comes as political groups continue organising and building support ahead of the 2027 General Election.
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