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November 26, 2025
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CS Ruku And Governor Mbarire Allege Plot to Intimidate Voters in UDA Stronghold

CS Ruku And Governor Mbarire Allege Plot to Intimidate Voters in UDA Stronghold

The leaders criticised the United Opposition in their allegations, saying that the opposition cannot intimidate voters to vote in their favour...

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Kenya Kwanza leaders, Public Service Cabinet Secretary Geoffrey Ruku and Embu Governor Cecily Mbarire, have alleged a plot by the united opposition to intimidate voters and orchestrate violence in Mbeere North during the upcoming Thursday by-elections. They claim the opposition is targeting UDA strongholds and engaging in voter bribery.

  • Kenya Kwanza leaders accused the united opposition of planning to disrupt voting on November 26, 2025.

  • Governor Mbarire stated the opposition intends to stop voting in areas where the UDA candidate is strong.

  • CS Ruku alleged voter bribery by the opposition in areas like Kanyombora and Ishiara.

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