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July 2, 2026
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Police Hunt Politician Linked to Chaos in Ol Kalou

Police Hunt Politician Linked to Chaos in Ol Kalou

Murkomen and Gachagua have traded public condemnation over the incident that has raised tensions in the area just 14 days to the by-election...

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Police in Nyandarua are actively searching for a former Member of County Assembly (MCA) and another county assembly official following overnight political disturbances in Ol Kalou.

  • The chaos involved property destruction, threats, and intimidation targeting political opponents and businesses.
  • Key individuals being sought include a former MCA and a county assembly official.
  • Nyandarua County Commissioner Abdirisak Jaldesa stated that security agencies will not tolerate such violence and intimidation, emphasizing the right to campaign freely.

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