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HomeDaily NewsSaturday, September 12, 2026Register and turn me into your 'donkey', Ruto tells Kericho voters - September 2026
Kenya Politics & Government4 stories from 3 sources

Register and turn me into your 'donkey', Ruto tells Kericho voters - September 2026

President William Ruto, during his Kericho County development tour, urged unregistered voters to register and get voter cards to support his re-election bid in 2027. He took a fresh swipe at Gideon Moi, accusing him of propping up the opposition while touting his administration's development record ahead of the August 10, 2027, General Election. Meanwhile, Jubilee Deputy Party Leader Dr. Fred Matiang'i strongly refuted claims by President Ruto and Kenya Kwanza leaders that former President Uhuru Kenyatta is funding the opposition. At the same time, UDA Secretary-General Hassan Omar publicly supported businessman Suleiman Shahbal in his challenge against Mombasa Governor Abdulswamad Nassir, rejecting political zoning or deals that would ask aspirants to step aside for the incumbent.

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Saturday 12:00 AMStandard Politics

Register and turn me into your 'donkey', Ruto tells Kericho voters

Register and turn me into your 'donkey', Ruto tells Kericho voters

President William Ruto, during his Kericho County development tour, urged unregistered voters to register and get voter cards to support his re-election bid in 2027.

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Key Highlights

President William Ruto, during his Kericho County development tour, urged unregistered voters to register and get voter cards to support his re-election bid in 2027.

  • The President made an early campaign appeal to hundreds of thousands of unregistered voters.
  • The key person involved is President William Ruto.
  • The notable detail is that the plea was made on the third day of his development tour in Kericho County.
Friday 6:28 PMNation PoliticsFirst

UDA boss Omar now backs Shahbal in fight against Mombasa zoning

UDA boss Omar now backs Shahbal in fight against Mombasa zoning

UDA Secretary-General Hassan Omar has publicly supported businessman Suleiman Shahbal in his challenge against Mombasa Governor Abdulswamad Nassir. Omar rejected political zoning or deals that would ask aspirants to step aside for the incumbent.

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Friday 8:25 PMNation Politics

Ruto takes fresh swipe at Gideon Moi as he touts 2027 development record

Ruto takes fresh swipe at Gideon Moi as he touts 2027 development record

President William Ruto has taken a fresh swipe at Gideon Moi, accusing him of propping up the opposition, while touting his administration's development record ahead of the August 10, 2027, General Election.

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Key Highlights

President William Ruto has taken a fresh swipe at Gideon Moi, accusing him of propping up the opposition, while touting his administration's development record ahead of the August 10, 2027, General Election.

  • President Ruto claims he has largely delivered on his 2022 development promises.
  • He singled out Gideon Moi for criticism, suggesting the former senator's actions keep the opposition relevant.
  • The President highlighted achievements including job creation (680,000 foreign jobs, 300,000 digital jobs) and economic stabilization in Kericho and Bomet counties.
Friday 10:26 PMCitizen TV (Youtube)

Matiang’i hits back at Ruto over Uhuru opposition claims

Jubilee Deputy Party Leader Dr. Fred Matiang’i has strongly refuted claims by President William Ruto and Kenya Kwanza leaders that former President Uhuru Kenyatta is funding the opposition.

Key Highlights

Jubilee Deputy Party Leader Dr. Fred Matiang’i has strongly refuted claims by President William Ruto and Kenya Kwanza leaders that former President Uhuru Kenyatta is funding the opposition.

  • Dr. Fred Matiang’i publicly responded to allegations made by President William Ruto and Kenya Kwanza.
  • The core accusation is that former President Uhuru Kenyatta is sponsoring the opposition.
  • Dr. Matiang’i urged President Ruto to cease blaming others and look for alternative solutions.
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Key Highlights

UDA Secretary-General Hassan Omar has publicly supported businessman Suleiman Shahbal in his challenge against Mombasa Governor Abdulswamad Nassir. Omar rejected political zoning or deals that would ask aspirants to step aside for the incumbent.

  • Hassan Omar, Secretary-General of the United Democratic Alliance (UDA), backs Suleiman Shahbal.
  • The opposition is against political negotiations determining the next Mombasa governor.
  • Omar emphasized that the decision of who governs Mombasa should be left to the voters.