the Government Policies on tertiary institutions. 2000 Kenyan Parliament Ndambuki was assisted to the Member of the Speaker’s Panel. 2002 Elections In the months leading up to the 2002 general election, under the leadership of then KANU secretary general, Raila Odinga, he decamped from KANU to join the National Rainbow Coalition, which went on to win the general elections. Ndambuki was elected as the M.P for Kaiti Constituency for the second time. 2003–2007 Kenyan Parliament Ndambuki was the selected to be a member of Kenya National Assembly Administration of Justice and Legal Affairs Committee. After 2007 Amid a violent crisis over the results, with supporters of Mwai Kibaki and Raila Odinga disputing the outcome, Mwai Kibaki appointed Ndambuki as Assistant Minister in the Ministry of Agriculture.The political crisis eventually led to the signing of a power-sharing agreement between Mwai Kibaki and Raila Odinga. In the Grand Coalition Cabinet that was announced on 13 April 2008, Ndambuki remained Assistant Minister in the Ministry of Agriculture. 2008–2013 Kenyan Parliament Ndambuki as Assistant Minister in the Ministry of Agriculture. He was responsible for • Maintaining food security through the provision of Extension and Research Services both Livestock and Crops • Quick Economic Recovery through the implementation of the Demand Driven Approach Programme (DDA) and other commodity projects • Assisting in Poverty Alleviation by building capacity of farmers to increase production • Sustainable management of Natural Resources through the Flood Protection programmes and other Sustainable land management practices. After 2013 Ndambuki went back to business after taking a break from politics where he is the chairman of Garden Hotel Machakos. He oversees • Developing and executing the company's business strategies. • Providing strategic advice to the Management team. • Preparing and implementing comprehensive business plans to facilitate achievement. In 2017 he contested for the Gubernatorial Seat for Makueni County under the Jubilee Ticket and lost. 2016–2018 N.S.S.F Ndambuki was appointed as a Non-Executive Chairman to the N.S.S.F by Uhuru Kenyatta the current president of Kenya. He was responsible for • In-charge of growth of the fund • Managed to increase membership to the fund • Actively protected the assets of the funds e.g managed to get back N.S.S.F grabbed lands in Mombasa and Kisumu. • Grew the funds up-to Kshs.200 billion • Managed to reduce cases to the fund Other responsibilities Gideon Ndambuki was appointed by the National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK)