Youth Drive Voter Registration Amid Political Intolerance Concerns - April 2026

In Suba South, a group of young residents has initiated a door-to-door campaign aimed at increasing voter registration ahead of the upcoming elections. Bishop Martin Kivuva has commended the Kenyan youth for their strong commitment to participating in the upcoming election. However, the Woman Representative for Homa Bay, Joyce Osogo, is urging for decisive measures to be taken against the escalating instances of political intolerance within the region. Meanwhile, a coalition of youth groups in Nairobi has issued a stern warning to politicians, cautioning them against exploiting the 'Tuko Kadi' movement for political gain.

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