Kenyan opposition leaders are expressing grave concerns over deteriorating security, warning that escalating political violence could jeopardize the upcoming 2027 general elections. They cite recent incidents, including an attack on Deputy President Kithure Kindiki and their own team being pelted with stones in Garissa, as evidence of the country's vulnerability.

• An incident at a public rally in Embu, which forced Deputy President Kithure Kindiki to seek safety, is highlighted as a major concern.
• Key opposition figures include Kalonzo Musyoka (Wiper Patriotic Front Party), Justin Muturi (Democratic Party), and Eugene Wamalwa (DAP-Kenya).
• Opposition leaders were also reportedly met with hostility and stones during a tour of Garissa town on Saturday.