Mudavadi urges Kenyans to safeguard democracy, reject violence
Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has underscored the importance of civic education, ethical voter mobilization, and the rejection of political violence as Kenya approaches the 2027 general elections. Speaking while presiding over the opening ceremony of the 6th Legislativ..
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Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has urged Kenyans to protect their democracy by prioritizing civic education, ethical voter mobilization, and actively rejecting political violence as the country approaches the 2027 general elections.
- During the 6th Legislative Summit of the County Assembly Forum in Mombasa, Mudavadi emphasized the need for grassroots engagement, particularly targeting young voters during the ongoing voter registration by the IEBC.
- He expressed concern over a growing trend where voters expect incentives to register, questioning the effectiveness of current outreach strategies and warning against normalizing voter inducement.
- Mudavadi stressed that peace and stability are crucial for economic prosperity and that democratic processes can only flourish in secure environments, referencing the economic impact of conflict in the Middle East as an example.
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