Karua Rallies Karatina Crowd, Calls for New Leadership
Karua thanked residents for their support and emphasised the need for transformative leadership grounded in service and accountability. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..
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Martha Karua, leader of the People’s Liberation Party, rallied a crowd in Karatina, Kenya, calling for a new era of leadership focused on service and accountability.
- Karua urged citizens to reject both the current regime and any leadership that represents "the same failure in a different form."
- The opposition leader highlighted her own public service track record as evidence of her credentials.
- Her remarks come as political leaders intensify engagements ahead of upcoming elections, adding to opposition calls for reforms.
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