State officers under fire over early 2027 campaigns
Cabinet Secretaries have become regular speakers during President Ruto's development tours...
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Political and legal spheres in Kenya have collided this week over state officers engaging in early campaigns, leading to significant pressure on them to halt their activities.
- Two Speakers have been barred from campaigning, highlighting the severity of the issue.
- The Cabinet is facing a lawsuit from a sitting Member of Parliament, while the Head of Public Service is also subject to court action.
- Deputy President Gachagua has publicly named individuals involved in these early campaigns.
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