“We Are Risking A Return To 2007” -Uhuru Breaks Silence To Warn Against Rising Politics Of Division
Former President Uhuru Kenyatta has issued a scathing warning against the resurgence of tribal profiling and divisive politics, reminding current leaders that hateful rhetoric could easily plunge Kenya back into the catastrophic ethnic violence witnessed in 2007. Speaking on Mond..
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Former President Uhuru Kenyatta has broken his political silence to warn against the escalating politics of division and tribal profiling in Kenya, drawing parallels to the events leading up to the 2007/2008 post-election violence.
- The former Head of State issued the warning addressing Jubilee Party delegates on Monday, May 25, 2026, at the Kiambu Golf Club.
- Kenyatta emphasized that divisive rhetoric, often unaddressed by top leadership, could plunge the nation back into the catastrophic violence witnessed in 2007.
- He also announced a grassroots re-registration drive for the Jubilee Party to reorganize the party and usher in a new generation of leaders following internal struggles he claims were externally sponsored.
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