President William Ruto has pledged a commitment to peace and stability ahead of the 2027 General Election, addressing concerns about violence and property destruction often associated with demonstrations.

• The Kenyan government is cracking down on "goons" who exploit the right to protest, aiming to ensure peaceful elections.
• Key attendees at the event included Uganda Vice-President Jessica Alupo and Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi.
• The President also highlighted government projects in Busia County, including healthcare initiatives and infrastructure development, with a focus on inter-regional cooperation.

Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has cautioned the opposition against spreading false narratives and instilling fear regarding the upcoming 2027 general elections.

• Mudavadi expressed confidence in the country conducting free, fair, and peaceful elections, dismissing claims of potential violence.
• The Prime Cabinet Secretary urged Kenyans to ignore politicians creating anxiety for political gain and to focus on exercising their constitutional right to vote.
• He also challenged opposition leaders to clarify which government achievements they aim to reverse if they assume office, highlighting progress in infrastructure, healthcare, and education.