Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has stated that winning the presidency in 2027 requires more than just political rallies and slogans, emphasizing the need for credible policies and a clear national agenda.

• A presidential candidate needs to secure over 50% of the national vote and at least 25% in more than half of Kenya's 47 counties, as per Article 138 of the Constitution.
• Mudavadi highlighted the potential advantage for President William Ruto through the emerging cooperation between UDA and ODM under the Broad-Based Government.
• He also pointed to infrastructure projects planned for Western Kenya, including the extension of the Rironi-Mau Summit Road towards Malaba and the expansion of the Standard Gauge Railway.

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has urged residents of the Mt Kenya region to reject divisive politics and remain united ahead of the 2027 General Election, emphasizing that political competition should not disrupt community and national peace.

• Kindiki stressed that electoral contests are temporary while communities endure, advocating for tolerance and judgment of leaders based on performance.
• The appeal comes amid significant political debate within Mt Kenya regarding its direction for the 2027 polls, with factions supporting different political formations.
• Kindiki reaffirmed his loyalty to the Kenya Kwanza administration and highlighted its development agenda as a focus for the region.

Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna has promised to revert the Mumias Sugar Company back to public ownership if elected President in 2027.

• Sifuna criticized President William Ruto for allegedly conniving with private millers and allowing sugar imports while local farmers suffer.
• Key figures accompanying Sifuna included Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya and Vihiga Senator Godfrey Osotsi during the Linda Mwananchi tour of the Western region.
• The Linda Mwananchi team announced they have collected Sh12 million from the public through a paybill.