2027 polls: How music is shaping Mt Kenya politics

Popular singer Kamande wa Kioi's new song on the 2027 presidential race causing a stir...

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A new song by popular Kikuyu musician Kamande wa Kioi is sparking debate about the influence of music on Mt Kenya politics ahead of the 2027 General Election.

The song, "Tùtiûî no nîtùî," suggests the region knows who it will not elect, but is uncertain about its presidential choice.
Historians note this reflects a long-standing tradition of music shaping political decisions in Mt Kenya, dating back to the era of Mzee Jomo Kenyatta.
Notable musicians like Joseph Kamaru, Joseph Kiarutara, Ben Githae, and the late John DeMathew have historically played significant roles in conveying political messages.

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