CS Kagwe urges Mt Kenya region to reject divisive politics, back long-term leadership

CS Kagwe warned that Mt Kenya risks weakening itself by constantly tearing down its own leaders instead of building and retaining them...

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Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe urged the Mt Kenya region to reject divisive politics and support long-term leadership during a Sunday church service in Othaya, Nyeri County. He emphasized that continuous criticism of leaders weakens the region, advocating for stability and sustained development.

CS Kagwe warned that the Mt Kenya region risks weakening itself by consistently undermining its own leaders.
The call for stable leadership was made by Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe.
Kagwe praised President William Ruto's "political maturity" for his appointment despite not supporting Ruto in the election, highlighting it as leadership focused on nation-building.

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