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July 2, 2026
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Gachagua, Murkomen trade barbs in Ol Kalou campaign

Gachagua, Murkomen trade barbs in Ol Kalou campaign

Tensions flared in Ol Kalou as Rigathi Gachagua and Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen traded accusations over alleged violence during a by-election campaign event, claims that remain unverified...

✨ Key Highlights

A political dispute has arisen in Ol Kalou, Nyandarua County, following claims of an attack on leaders from the Democracy for Citizens Party (DCP) during a meeting on Tuesday night.

  • Political figures Gachagua and Murkomen are reportedly trading barbs amidst accusations of campaign violence.
  • The incident occurred at the Royal Gardens Hotel.
  • The article hints at further details regarding the alleged violence and the political fallout.

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