President William Ruto has announced that KANU will join a broad-based government, citing national unity and development as key drivers. This move signifies KANU's return to mainstream governance after years in opposition, following discussions between Ruto and KANU leader Gideon Moi.

• President Ruto initiated the outreach to Gideon Moi to unite the country and advance development in education, healthcare, and infrastructure.
• Gideon Moi acknowledged Ruto's gesture and decided to prioritize national unity over past political differences, dropping his senatorial ambitions for Baringo County.
• During his visit to Kabarak, Ruto announced several development projects for Baringo County, including road construction, a new stadium in Kabarnet, and a new university in honor of the late Daniel arap Moi.