Women aspirants in Kenya's Mt Kenya region are calling for an end to political violence and costly party processes, demanding a fair environment for competition ahead of the 2027 polls.

• Women aspirants condemn the use of goons and intimidation, which they say deters female participation.
• Key figures like Judith Juma, Vice Chairperson of the Social Justice League, emphasized the need for transparent nominations and affordable party processes.
• Concerns were raised about the high cost of electoral processes, including party nominations, hindering capable women from seeking office.