Salasya to Launch Free Academy for Politicians

Since last year, Salasya has been the subject of discussions, especially after he announced his interest in vying for the presidential seat in the 2027 General Elections...

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Mumias East Member of Parliament Peter Salasya announced his plan to launch a free academy for aspiring politicians on March 15, ahead of the 2027 General Elections.

The academy will offer free online and distance learning courses to aspiring MCAs, MPs, Women Representatives, Senators, and Governors.
Salasya cited his passion for politics and leadership as the motivation for creating the academy.
He previously expressed interest in challenging President William Ruto for the presidential seat in 2027 and has criticized government initiatives like the Social Health Authority (SHA).

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