President William Ruto has urged Kenyan leaders to focus on their development track records rather than divisive rhetoric ahead of the 2027 General Election.

• The President stated that Kenyans will judge leaders based on tangible achievements and delivered projects.
• Key figures involved include President William Ruto and leaders across various political affiliations.
• The President emphasized a commitment to nationwide development, ensuring projects reach all regions, not just perceived political strongholds, and called for an end to politics of hatred and tribalism.

Head of Public Service Felix Koskei is urging for enhanced grassroots engagement as the government promotes its development agenda, emphasizing the importance of citizen involvement in national programs.

• The Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda (BETA) is the government's clear development plan.
• Koskei met with members of the Jamii Imara Mashinani (JIM) initiative, which has engaged with thirteen counties and held approximately twenty-four engagements.
• Health Principal Secretary Mary Muthoni highlighted the need for a "whole-of-government" approach, encouraging officials to explain programs beyond their specific ministries.

Dr Augustus Kyalo Muli, leader of the National Liberal Party (NLP), has declared his intention to contest the Kitui Central parliamentary seat in 2027, signaling a broader political ambition.

• The Kitui Central parliamentary seat is the initial step in Muli's larger political strategy.
• Dr Augustus Kyalo Muli, leader of the National Liberal Party (NLP), is the key figure.
• NLP has over 500,000 registered members nationally and aims to be an alternative political force in 2027.

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has criticized the opposition for allegedly spreading lies and lacking a clear agenda, vowing that the Kenya Kwanza administration will highlight its development track record to secure a second term in 2027.

• The government plans to counter opposition misinformation by showcasing development projects and reforms implemented since 2022.
• Deputy President Kindiki spoke at Kinoru Stadium in Meru to over 40,000 grassroots leaders and opinion shapers.
• Kindiki accused the opposition of relying on insults and nicknames rather than substantive policy proposals, contrasting it with the administration's focus on transforming the country's economy towards first-world status within 30 years.