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Sifuna traverses Bungoma as citizens contribute funds for Linda Mwananchi campaign
A Sifuna-led team is traversing Bungoma county as citizens contribute money to support Linda Mwananchi campaigns. During the tour, Sifuna revealed that Governor Lusaka secretly asked him to complain in the Senate about SHA debts owed to Bungoma hospitals. Sifuna also pleaded with Governor Lusaka, saying "Ndugu yangu Lusaka usizame na Ruto, wewe ni ndugu yangu" and urged Lusaka to stop hiding behind him, noting that the major enemy of devolution is Ruto. Additionally, Sifuna questioned the value of roads that only carry bodies home, highlighting transportation concerns in the region.
Gachagua faces backlash over Mungiki and tourism safety claims
Kenya Kwanza leaders lashed out at Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua over his "reckless" tourism remarks that reportedly warned tourists to avoid Kenya, with Gachagua claiming the country is not safe for Kenyans or foreigners. Gachagua has dared the government to arrest him if they possess evidence linking him to the outlawed Mungiki sect's alleged mobilization in the Mount Kenya region for political purposes. Interior CS Kindiki responded by questioning whether Gachagua had forgotten he is not from Mt Kenya region. Senator Kipchumba Murkomen warned politicians funding militia groups that their actions risk destabilizing the country.
Ruto, Mudavadi, Kindiki defend Kenya Kwanza amid political tensions
President William Ruto attended the consecration of Rev. Vitalis Ekuru as the new Bishop of ACK Katakwa Diocese in Busia. Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki called on the Mt Kenya region to maintain solidarity with the Kenya Kwanza administration. Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale stated that Ruto's only "crime" is his effort to unite Kenya by ensuring equitable development across all communities. Meanwhile, Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi urged Luhyas living outside the Western region to register as voters in their current areas of residence and assured Kenyans of a peaceful, credible 2027 General Election.
Ruto defends SHA and affordable housing against opposition criticism
President William Ruto has strongly defended key government initiatives including the Social Health Authority (SHA) and the Affordable Housing Programme against criticism and proposed abolition by opposition leaders. Meanwhile, the Railways and Allied Workers Union has threatened to disrupt rail transport services, with a Swahili report indicating workers plan to paralyze railway operations. Additionally, the government has promised to issue title deeds to residents of Ol Jorai in Nakuru County who have lived as squatters for decades without basic amenities.
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