The political climate in Mbeere North has intensified as former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and Deputy President Kithure Kindiki engage in a heated campaign ahead of the November 27 polls. Both leaders are actively canvassing the constituency to solidify their influence and secure dominance in the Mt. Kenya vote.

• Gachagua is campaigning for DP Party candidate Newton Karish, vowing to remain in Muminji to protect votes.
• Kindiki is backing UDA’s Leonard Wamuthende, warning the opposition of a “serious lesson” in the upcoming election.
• The tension is palpable with Kindiki accusing Gachagua of undermining UDA leaders from Embu, while CS Geoffrey Ruku calls for unity and development.