Nyeri Catholic Archbishop Anthony Muheria has called on Kenyan political leaders to cease their public exchanges of insults, urging them to focus instead on service delivery.

• Archbishop Muheria stated that the growing culture of verbal exchanges is undermining public discourse and distracting leaders from critical issues.
• The appeal comes amid ongoing debate regarding the role of the clergy in politics, particularly after recent comments by President William Ruto cautioning religious leaders against politicising the pulpit.
• Archbishop Muheria defended the church's duty to promote unity and address misconduct in leadership, vowing the church will continue speaking on national issues.