Clerics warn power-hungry politicians as leadership fights turn deadly

Speaking in Kirinyaga County, the clerics said leadership should be anchored on service, teamwork and dialogue, rather than a lifelong contest for control...

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A group of Kenyan clerics has issued a stern warning to politicians against engaging in confrontational, power-driven politics, citing an increase in deadly leadership wrangles and violence.

The clerics emphasized that leadership should be based on service, teamwork, and dialogue, rather than a constant struggle for control.
Key figures include Bishop David Thagana of Glory Outreach Assembly (GOA) and Bishop Daniel Waweru, who encouraged religious institutions to model peaceful transitions.
The remarks were made during the ordination of three pastors at Kiamutugu Church in Kirinyaga County, following a notable act of humility by James Mburu, who stepped down from his bishop's office.

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